Trinity Streetsville

On this podcast, Kylah sits down with Trinity members who’ve recently returned from Honduras. During their week-long adventure, they toured schools and farms, met with kids and community leaders, and saw evidence of God at work through World Vision. On this episode, the team shares stories of road trips, a lost drone, teaching girls, and playing games. Tune in to hear what God is doing in Honduras and the real impact that your donations and sponsorship are having on so many lives.

In a world where you’re told to "live your truth" and "speak our truth," Jesus makes a bold and countercultural claim: “I am the truth.” But, is he allowed to say that? Aren’t absolute truth claims oppressive, arrogant, or intolerant? This week we'll explore why Christian truth is different. Rooted in grace, humility, and the self-giving love of Jesus, the truth of the gospel doesn’t oppress—it sets us free!

In honour of the upcoming National Indigenous Peoples Day, Rob will be having a conversation with Trinity’s own, Rochelle Bragg, about her faith, culture and identity.

Indigenous people have been hurt by the church, so how can the church play a role in healing? Two Indigenous women share their story of bridging the gap between their Indigenous and Christian identities. We talk about the ways that trauma continues to impact Indigenous people in Canada today, the impact of residential schools and the Indian Act, and why many Indigenous people want nothing to do with the church. Rochelle Bragg and Linda Martin are finding community, healing and hope in God and inviting all of us, Indigenous and non-Indigenous people alike, to join them on that journey.

On this podcast Marian and Chivas share their story of immigrating to Canada and adjusting to a new pace of life. We talk about some of the cultural differences between Hong Kong and Canada and the challenges of learning a new language. Chivas shares about his experiences in different churches and Marian shares what it’s like for her as a mother while her son lives in Hong Kong. Through it all, they are learning to trust God with everything in their lives and experience the warmth of community together.

Pilots get to see the world in a whole new way, but that opportunity comes with its challenges. On this podcast, Kylah talks with Andrew, a pilot on a 737, about his work, his faith and how he tries to find balance in the midst of it all. Andrew shares about the perks of flying including trips with family and seeing the Northern Lights from the air, as well as the challenges like working with strangers and maintaining healthy habits. Through all of the ups and downs, God has been faithful to rescue in emergencies and provide friendship at the right moments.

Our culture says, “Follow your heart.” But what if your heart isn’t the best guide? This Pentecost Sunday, we explore the popular phrase “Just follow your heart” and compare it with what Jesus actually promises: the gift of the Holy Spirit. Drawing from John 16, we’ll see how the Spirit convicts us, guides us into truth, and speaks through Scripture, prayer, and community. Don’t follow your heart—follow the Spirit who leads us into life!

“Don’t Judge?” Jesus said it. Kinda. It’s one of Jesus’ most quoted lines—and one of the most misquoted. What did he really mean? Should Christians never judge? Or are we just really bad at how we do it? This week: logs, specks, dogs, pigs, and one of the most misunderstood verses in the Bible.

Christian culture and corporate culture can be at odds, but these accountants are navigating the tension to live faithfully and authentically at work. On this podcast Kylah sits down with JP (Forensic Accountant) and Aaron (Grocery Industry Accountant) to talk about the connections between their work, their lives and their faith. We talk about what accountants really do, the joys and challenges of their jobs, and why we need “numbers people” in the world. We also unpack the connections between professional ethics, corporate culture and Christianity to see how God is moving outside the walls of the church and caring for us in every area of our lives.

We’ve all heard it: “Keep religion and politics separate.” But where did that come from? Jesus? The Bible? Join us as we explore what the Bible really teaches about power and politics, and what it means to follow Jesus—not just in private, but in a world full of competing kingdoms.