Trinity Arcadia Podcast

Trinity Arcadia Podcast's episode "Actively Engaged, with God in Control" uses Acts chapter 16 to examine how Paul and Lydia follow God's direction when their plans change.

This episode explores Jesus's prayer for Peter's faith during trials and encourages listeners to pray persistently for faith and others, drawing from biblical passages like Luke 18 and Ephesians.

This episode explores the meaning of Jesus' prayer 'Thy will be done' in the Garden of Gethsemane and how believers can apply it in their own spiritual lives.

A pastor reflects on the tension between the ideal of Christian unity experienced in worship and community, and the divisive realities of modern politics and religion.

This sermon analyzes Luke 22:31-32, focusing on Jesus' warning to Simon Peter about Satan's request to sift the disciples like wheat and its implications for faith.

This episode explores Jesus' prayer during Lent, focusing on a gospel passage where God responds with a mysterious voice that the crowd interprets differently, highlighting God's hidden activity in human history.

Trinity Arcadia Podcast’s March 1 Bible study centers on Best Practices in Ministry, with Pastor Justin Rossow asking Connie, Chelsea, Dave, and Judy to summarize what they learned.

Pastor Justin Rosso’s Trinity Arcadia Podcast sermon on “O Wisdom” defines wisdom as knowing “the right thing at the right time,” rather than merely having smarts or knowledge.

A pastor shares a personal story about feeling down and grieving life changes, including his children growing up and career challenges, while finding comfort through prayer with Jesus.

This episode explores the biblical story of Miriam, focusing on her role as a brave sister during Pharaoh's decree to kill Hebrew baby boys and the midwives' subversion of this evil law.

This episode introduces Paul's letter to Philemon, discussing its context, Paul's imprisonment, and the relationship between Philemon and the Colossian church.

This episode provides a bird's-eye view of the Christian story from creation to eternity, using a diagram to explain key concepts like the fall and redemption in a brief, accessible manner.

Pastor Gabe Kasper introduces a sermon on the Christian doctrine of Sola Gratia (grace alone) as part of a summer series, sharing personal anecdotes from his past as a punk band singer.