Trinity Streetsville

Life is full of tough questions about meaning, purpose, politics and how to be a good person in the world. Youth Group provides a space for teens to ask all these questions in a safe community of fun and friendship. Youth ministry isn’t just about chaotic games and all-nighters (although it is that), it’s about creating space for youth to feel seen, valued and heard. In this podcast we unpack the way that youth group transforms lives through deep chats, real life advice, wrestling with hard questions and just loving everyone who walks through the door. Whether you’re looking to join a youth group or looking for inspiration to grow your youth ministry, tune in for a conversation full of laughter, hard-hitting wisdom and real life stories.

We all have a closet where we hide the mess. But what about the mess in our relationships? This week we conclude our Spring Cleaning teaching series by learning how to 'clean up' conflict. We’ll explore how buried frustration and careless words can pile up, and how God teaches us to clear the clutter before it spills out in anger.

Raising kids is hard, but what if you could do it with others? These two moms of preschoolers share how they are building community to co-parent with their friends. Tune in for an honest conversation about the joys and challenges of parenting and ways that you can begin to build a supportive community for your kids. We also share some practical advice for those who want to support parents and love other people’s kids well through every stage of life.

Timestamps:

0:00 Young Families Drop-In

4:27 Co-Parenting with Friends

8:50 Joys in Parenting

13:20 How to Support Parents

16:10 Seeing Jesus Through Kids

Do you know a Negative Nelly? How about a Grumpy Gus? You might know one, or you might be one! This Sunday, we continue our Spring Cleaning series by tackling one of our most common (and contagious) habits: COMPLAINING. Join us as we explore how to swap grumbling for gratitude.

What should Christians do about climate change? Does the Bible have anything to say about caring for the earth? We tackle these questions and more as 3 people share how they care for the planet through volunteering, career-building and asking tough questions. We talk about conservation and consumerism and Mia shares her story of starting her own non-profit organization to give youth the answers they need to tackle climate change. Whether you are looking to learn more, be inspired or get some practical advice, tune in for a conversation filled with hope and challenge as we face an ever-changing world.

Social media fuels comparison, leaving us unhappy and angry when we could have been joyful and loving. Comparison is a trap that steals joy and keeps us looking sideways instead of following Jesus. But, in Matthew 20, Jesus shows us a better way to live, free from the pressure of measuring up. Come ready to pray, “Search me, O God”… and see what clutter He wants to clear out.

What if sharing your faith didn’t feel awkward, pushy, or forced? Here’s some practical advice to help you talk about Jesus so that people will actually listen. And here’s the secret - it’s more about what you do, than what you say. Witnessing isn’t about winning arguments—it’s about walking with people, showing compassion, and trusting God with the outcome. In this podcast we talk about the difference between witnessing and evangelism, the importance of leading with love and deep listening, and how to handle fear, rejection and tough questions. Whether you are nervous about sharing your faith or just looking for natural ways to talk about Jesus, tune in for a non-pushy, authentic approach to spreading the good news of Christ.

This Easter, we’re looking at four simple words that change everything: Come. See. Go. Tell. Whether you’re full of faith, full of questions, or somewhere in between, you are invited to discover what Easter really means - and what your next step might be!

What do you do when life suddenly turns difficult - when the path ahead feels dark, uncertain, and overwhelming? In this powerful Good Friday message, we reflect on the suffering of Jesus and what it teaches us about facing pain, hardship, and uncertainty in our own lives. From the cross to the journey that led to it, Jesus shows us a different way - not to avoid suffering, run from it, or rush past it - but to walk through it with faith.

In John 13, Jesus washes His disciples’ feet—revealing a kingdom built on love and humble service. This hinge moment in Holy Week leads from towel to cross. This message explores His command to love one another and what it means for us today. It’s not just history—it’s an invitation. Will you step through?