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God is at work in your life - even when you can't see him. Today, we roll out the red carpet for our new series, God Behind the Scenes, exploring the drama, intrigue, and surprising twists of Esther. And we'll begin by discovering that just because God seems silent doesn't mean he's absent. Grab your popcorn - the story is just beginning!

Thinking about the end often creates anxiety, fear and stress, but what if there's another way? Paul is so full of hope that he mocks death, and in his final letters we learn how that death is not the end of our story and we can trust God to bring us back home. Every voyage has a departure and a destination. As we conclude our 180 series on Sunday, we explore the Apostle Paul's final words and discover how his journey finally ended. Along the way we'll learn what it means to navigate life's storms, face death with hope, and trust the One who promises to bring us safely home.

Mahan shares his faith story, showing how God can work through unlikely circumstances, life-changing encounters, and the simple invitations of faithful people to lead us somewhere we never expected.

Addition or multiplication? What's your kingdom math? Today in our 180 series, we're exploring Paul's surprising strategy for spreading the gospel and what it could mean for Trinity's future. We'll also introduce an exciting new vision called the RISE Project. Don't miss this important conversation about Trinity's mission.

In this episode, we explore how life groups help us grow in faith, practice gratitude, and find support through life’s challenges. Through personal stories of hardship, friendship, and God’s provision, discover how Christian community reminds us that we don’t have to face life alone.

What's on your Thanksgiving list this year? Family? Friends? Food? How would your list compared to the Apostle Paul's? You might be surprised! Today, as our 180 series continues, we’ll open Paul’s thank-you notes and discover what he was thankful for, and why his approach to gratitude might change the way we give thanks too.

What happens when serving God becomes so busy that you forget to spend time with Him? Find out on this episode of Trinity Talks!

It’s the question underneath all the other questions: Why? Saul changed, but what could possibly explain the life that followed? Why the risk? Why the relentless travel? Why the refusal to stop? This week we go after the question beneath it all: Why?

Ever had a call drop right in the middle of an important conversation? Ever felt disconnected and wondered what was happening on the other end? Today we’ll explore the years when Saul seems to disappear from the biblical story - and discover that even when everything goes quiet, God may still be doing some of his deepest work.

Rylan shares his powerful 180 story, from emptiness and searching for purpose to encountering Jesus, finding hope, discovering his calling, and beginning a completely new life.

People say you need a personal relationship with Jesus, but that's not the whole truth. Sure, we need to know Jesus for ourselves but we can't really know Jesus all by ourselves. There is a big difference between a “personal relationship with Jesus” and a "private relationship with Jesus." Saul met Jesus personally - but his transformation happened through other people. Join us as we learn how Jesus uses other people to turn us toward himself.

As part of this series, we're sharing stories of people who have had a turnaround "180" moment - in our own Trinity community: people who God met in a difficult season, changed their priorities, brought them back to faith, or redirected their lives. Tune in each week to hear some powerful experiences!

What if the way forward starts with turning around? This Sunday we begin a brand new series: 180: The Story of Paul — Changed Direction. Changed Life. Saul was convinced he was heading the right way—until one encounter with Jesus changed everything. Over the next several weeks, we’ll follow Paul’s remarkable story and ask what his turnaround might teach us about the ways God still redirects, reshapes, and transforms lives today. Maybe God has already done a 180 in your life. Maybe you’re in the middle of one now.

Love is more than a word we say, or a nice thought. Real love meets us in our mess and transforms us like nothing else can. Jesus meets Peter on the beach after his failure and demonstrates a crazy love that forgives, that dares to trust, and that persists. And Jesus meets us with that same love today. If you've had enough of silly love songs, you're looking for a new start, or just some inspiration to keep going, listen in for a message of love that changes everything.

Life is full of uncertainty and disappointment. Where can I find hope? Hope takes time, it's hard earned and yet it's a surprising gift, it can come even in our darkest moments. In this sermon Rev. Sandra Seaborn (VP of Programs at Yonge Street Mission) unpacks Luke 24 to show how the disciples discussion on the Road to Emmaus is a lesson in how to wrestle with hope. When we're dealing with disappointment, big questions and misplaced hopes, Jesus appears to point us beyond this current moment to a true and deeper hope.