Promises, promises…What’s it feel like to have to accept a promise from someone based on their word only? How has your experience of having promises made that have both been kept and others broken? How do you trust a promise? This week we explore what is arguably the most important promise in Genesis – a promise that comes through the generations to our time.

So, what’s the big deal about the people wanting to build a tall tower? Why did God react with mixing up their languages so they could not understand each other? Why all this fuss about babbling?  The next installment in our summer series “Crosswords of Creation” explores that ancient story of the Tower of Babel and how that impacts us even today. Enjoy this podcast!

Often we love to tell the story of Noah's Ark to our children- animals marching two by two into the ark, Noah faithfully following God's instructions, and a rainbow placed in the sky by God. Yet, is there more to this story? Join us as we look at this story with fresh eyes and consider what it has to say about our Creator, human nature and God's love and grace.

Do you love the stories that lay at the foundation of our inherited faith found in Genesis? Have you ever noticed the ways they intersect with each other? This Sunday we begin our Summer worship journey, Crosswords of Creation, where we will explore the intersection of the stories and where we see God's unwavering love and grace.

We welcome you to join us in this podcast as we joyfully commemorate Pentecost, a testament to the dynamic movement of the Holy Spirit. Please join us as we embrace this moment of celebration, reflection, and new beginnings.

The journey of LENT has prepared our hearts and brought us to the Good News of EASTER!

This episode we explore "Courage Between Fear & Joy"!

Scripture Reading:  Matthew 28:1-10.

One of the joys of being part of a church is the chance to celebrate life's milestones together. Join us in this podcast as we celebrate the ways God is at work in our midst and remember what it means to be the body of Christ. 

Like the Apostle Paul during his visit to Athens, we too often encounter diverse communities comprising different religions and philosophies. Paul sought common ground to share the good news of Jesus, and we can learn from his approach even today. Join us in this podcast as we explore the theme of "Common Ground: Sharing the Good News in a Diverse World," which highlights the importance of finding points of connection with others to spread the message of hope and love.

We often hear about how Jesus loves us, but did he really mean all of us? How could his love be for everyone? Join us in this sermon as we conclude our sermon series, Questions Our Kids Ask, But We All Want To Know, with the question- Why would Jesus want to eat with those people?

Throughout Scripture we hear incredible stories of God speaking to people. Often we long to hear that voice too, but how does God talk to us, and how do we recognize that voice? These are questions our kids at Trinity have asked us. Join us on this podcast as we seek to answer these questions and reflect on how we can become more attuned to God's voice.