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The Trinity Community Church Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Trinity Community Church, with 254 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Trinity Community Church hosts The Trinity Community Church Podcast, a religion show with 254 episodes published.

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  Episode #43

  United || That We May Be One

  Sep 14, 202634 min

  Being together and being one are not always the same thing. True unity goes deeper than sharing a room, a service, or even a common name. It is formed when our hearts are aligned with God and, through Him, with one another. In this message, we explore Jesus’ prayer in John 17 that His followers would be one just as He and the Father are one. This kind of unity is not uniformity. It is a shared heart, mission, and purpose rooted in our relationship with Christ and demonstrated through the way we love, serve, and sacrifice for one another. As you listen, you’ll encounter: Becoming one with the Father — discovering how remaining in Christ, walking in obedience, and surrendering our entire lives to Him allow us to bear fruit and participate fully in His Kingdom purposes. Choosing unity with one another — learning that biblical unity does not require us to agree on everything, but it does call us to choose love, make room for one another, remain connected, and pursue reconciliation when relationships become fractured. Living as a visible expression of Jesus — understanding that the way we love and serve one another becomes a testimony to the world of who Jesus is and the transforming power of the Gospel. Unity does not happen accidentally. It requires humility, sacrifice, intentional relationship, and a willingness to place the purposes of God above our own preferences. As we become one with the Father and one with each other, the Church becomes a powerful reflection of His love to the world. Listen now and discover the beauty and strength of becoming one in Christ, walking together in love, and carrying His Kingdom forward with one heart and one purpose.

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  Episode #40

  Joel || The Spirit Releaser

  Aug 24, 202642 min

  The promise Joel spoke of was never meant to remain on the pages of prophecy. On the day of Pentecost, that promise became a present reality as the Holy Spirit was poured out—and that same Spirit continues to empower ordinary people to carry the Kingdom of God into the world today. In this message, missionary Joe Burrell closes our series on the prophets by exploring Joel, the “Prophet of Pentecost,” and Peter’s declaration in Acts 2: “This is that.” Through Scripture and personal testimony, Joe challenges us to look beyond a faith centered on material blessing and instead pursue a life deeply rooted in Christ and overflowing with the presence and power of the Holy Spirit. As you listen, you’ll encounter: The promise of the Spirit fulfilled — discovering how Joel’s prophecy points toward Pentecost and the spiritual Kingdom God is establishing in and through His people. The importance of knowing God personally — recognizing the difference between knowing stories about God and cultivating an inner life shaped by Scripture, prayer, and a genuine relationship with Him. An invitation to be filled with the Holy Spirit — understanding that the promise of God’s Spirit is for every believer and that we are called to carry His presence into our families, workplaces, communities, and everyday lives. Through stories from his own journey and ministry on the college campus, Joe reminds us that setbacks can become unexpected opportunities when we remain attentive to the leading of the Holy Spirit. Joel’s ancient promise still speaks today: God desires to pour out His Spirit on His people and empower them to live as representatives of His Kingdom. Listen now and discover what it means to press deeper into the presence of God, be filled to overflowing with His Spirit, and carry His power and purpose wherever He sends you.

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  Episode #39

  Elisha || The Successor

  Aug 17, 202639 min

  The Kingdom was never meant to become a pond. It is a river, designed to flow through us, into others, and from one generation to the next. In this message, Pastor TJ explores the relationship between Elijah and Elisha and the powerful picture it gives us of a faith that is passed on, lived fully, and surrendered completely. Through Elisha’s decision to leave behind his former life and follow God’s call, we are challenged to consider what it truly means to take our faith seriously. His story reminds us that following Jesus is more than believing the right things. It requires a willingness to move forward, count the cost, and allow the Kingdom of God to flow through every part of our lives. As you listen, you’ll encounter: • A faith meant to be passed on — discovering how God works through relationships and generations, calling mature believers to invest in others while inviting the next generation to remain teachable, willing to serve, and ready to follow. • The call to go all in — learning from Elisha’s willingness to leave his plows and oxen behind that following God requires more than partial commitment. It means trusting Him without keeping one foot in the life He has called us to leave behind. • The cost of greater things — understanding that greater Kingdom impact requires greater surrender. God forms our character through sacrifice so that we can faithfully carry His presence and power into the world around us. Elisha’s life challenges us to ask a deeper question: What are we willing to give so that the Kingdom can flow through us? God is not simply looking for our leftovers. He invites us to place our entire lives in His hands, trust His plan, and follow wherever He leads. Listen now and discover what can happen when you count the cost, surrender what you have, and allow God to use your life for something greater.

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  Episode #37

  Elijah || The Confronter

  Jul 27, 202642 min

  Revival doesn't begin with a crowd—it begins with a surrendered heart. In this powerful message, Pastor TJ explores the life of Elijah on Mount Carmel, reminding us that God still calls His people to stand with courage, reject compromise, and rebuild the altar of wholehearted devotion. Through one of Scripture's most dramatic encounters, this message challenges us to move beyond divided loyalties and embrace a faith that is fully committed to the Kingdom of God. As you listen, you'll encounter: The call to wholehearted commitment — discovering why following Jesus requires choosing Him above every competing loyalty and refusing to settle for a faith shaped by compromise. The significance of repairing the altar — understanding that every lasting move of God begins with surrender, sacrifice, and a heart aligned with His purposes. The power of obedient faith — seeing how God responds when His people trust Him completely, demonstrating His presence, pushing back darkness, and revealing His power in extraordinary ways. With biblical insight, personal stories, and a compelling call to action, Pastor TJ reminds us that the Church was never meant to retreat in the face of darkness. Instead, we are called to stand boldly, carry the presence of God, and faithfully advance His Kingdom wherever He leads. Listen now and discover what it means to repair the altar, surrender fully to God, and walk with the courage to make an eternal impact.

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  Episode #36

  Joseph || The Dreamer

  Jul 13, 202639 min

  The presence of God is more than something we experience—it is something we carry. When we walk closely with Him, His presence shapes our character, transforms our perspective, and leaves a lasting impact on every person and place we encounter. In this message, Pastor Debbie Kiever explores the life of Joseph, revealing how God's presence remained with him through every season—from betrayal and slavery to prison and the palace. Even in life's hardest moments, Joseph's unwavering faithfulness became a testimony that brought blessing, favor, and hope to everyone around him. As you listen, you'll encounter: The power of God's presence in every season — discovering that God is just as present in the difficult moments as He is in the victories, working through every circumstance to accomplish His purposes. Living a life that influences others — learning how integrity, faithfulness, and obedience allow the presence of God to overflow into our relationships, workplaces, and communities. Finding purpose in the hard places — understanding how seasons of waiting, disappointment, and uncertainty can become places where God strengthens our faith, reshapes our character, and prepares us for greater influence. Through the stories of Joseph and Jacob, this message reminds us that a genuine encounter with God doesn't end with us—it transforms future generations. As we become more aware of His presence, our lives become living testimonies of His faithfulness, bringing peace, hope, and blessing wherever He leads us. Listen now and discover how carrying the presence of God can transform your hardest seasons into opportunities for lasting Kingdom impact.

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