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Welcome to the Trinity Church of Lake Nona"s Sermon Podcast Feed, where we share our weekly messages that inspire, challenge, and encourage you in your walk with the Lord. Each episode features teachings grounded in Scripture, pointing to Christ, and aiming to bring hope and wisdom to your everyday life. Whether you’re part of our local church or tuning in from afar, we invite you to join us as we walk through God’s Word together. New episodes are released every Sunday and are available on Spotify,

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Preparing for the Promise | Numbers 26-27

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/10/26

We all face a variety of seasons in life. The seasons we tend to be more reluctant to are the ones of change. Familiarity can be comfortable -- it brings forth predictability. Unfortunately, too often a failure to change can lead to bad habits or blind spots. Change can be scary, and be resisted because it is accompanied by the unknown. However, change -- especially when it is commanded by God -- should be welcomed by believers; not because it is easy, but because He is good. And we can

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You Can't Reverse the Blessing | Numbers 22-24

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/10/19

This Sunday: The Unbreakable Word What happens when the forces of darkness try to break God's promises over your life? When a king named "Destroyer" hires a prophet to curse God's people, when money and manipulation attempt to reverse divine blessing, when the Enemy pulls out all the stops to undo what God has spoken? This Sunday, we'll discover one of Scripture's most bizarre yet powerful stories—complete with a talking donkey who sees what a blind prophet cannot, and a greedy diviner

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Reverse the Cruse: When God Plays the "Reverse" Card...

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/10/12

Play Your Cards Right This Sunday Ever played UNO? You know that moment when someone slaps down a Reverse card and everything changes direction? What was going against you suddenly goes for you. The whole game flips. Well, this Sunday we're discovering that God is the master with the ultimate reverse card—and Numbers 21 shows Him playing that card not once, but four times in a single chapter. We're calling this message "Reverse the Curse," and it's all about how God takes what

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When People Grumble and Leaders Stumble | Numbers 20

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/10/05

This Sunday, we confront one of the most sobering chapters in the wilderness journey. Numbers 20 tells the story of a new generation repeating the sins of the past—grumbling against God—and even the best leaders falling short. Here, we see that God’s people consistently fail to trust and represent Him rightly—both in the pews (through grumbling) and in the pulpit (through misrepresentation)—and this failure threatens to distort His character before a watching world. But amid all this

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Through Death Comes Life | Numbers 19:1-22

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/09/28

We live in a culture that works hard to avoid talking about death—softening it with phrases like “passed away” or distracting ourselves with youth, beauty, and busyness. But Numbers 19 refuses to let us ignore it. In this strange passage about the ashes of a red heifer, God teaches His people that death and sin defile us in ways we cannot fix ourselves. Yet hidden in the ritual is a breathtaking picture of the gospel: the pure becomes defiled so the defiled might be made pure. Join us this

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The Only Restoration for Rebellion | Numbers 16:1-41

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2025/09/21

As Christians, we understand the reality that God has appointed every aspect of our lives; such as who we are, when we exist, where we live, and what we do. Despite this cognitive understanding, we also live in a fallen world that demands much of us. In our little pocket of Orlando, it's possible that we may get distracted by performance, comforts, and overall success -- that we fail to remember that our work and our lives carry an eternal significance. When we forget the eternal

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Zoomed In or Wide-Angle: How What You See Shapes What...

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/09/14

Your smartphone camera has three main settings, and each one creates a completely different picture of the same reality—just like how we view life. Portrait mode puts you at the center while everything else blurs into the background. Zoom mode magnifies problems until they fill your entire screen and overwhelm your vision. But wide-angle mode captures the full context, showing how even big challenges fit within a much larger picture. This Sunday, we'll discover how twelve tribal

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The Burden Bearer | Numbers 11:10–12:16

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/09/07

Everyone knows what it feels like to carry a load that seems impossible. Teachers stretched beyond capacity, parents juggling endless demands, leaders trying to meet expectations that never end—sooner or later, the weight threatens to break us. Moses knew that feeling. In Numbers 11, pressed between the people’s complaints and God’s calling, he reached his breaking point: “This burden is too heavy for me to bear.” But God did not abandon His weary servant. Instead, He provided three

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The Contagion of Complaining: Tracing the Deadly...

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2025/08/31

The Contagion of Complaining: How Ingratitude Spreads Like a Virus We live in an age of viral content—where one post, one meme, one complaint, can spread worldwide in minutes. But as we saw during COVID, some things spread even faster than cat videos: infections. Viruses move quietly from person to person until suddenly, the whole community is sick. Complaining works the same way. It’s contagious.Just like a physical virus, ingratitude spreads quietly from person to person until suddenly

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D-NOW Weekend | Jonah 4

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/08/24

Have you ever had a moment of unprecedented success? If so, how did you respond? If not, how do you think you would respond? Many of us would expect to have positive reactions when we accomplish a great task. Not Jonah. God used Jonah to deliver what was arguably the most effective sermon in world history at that point in time, yet he was angry. More than simply being angry, Jonah was angry at God. Why was he angry? Much of his anger is rooted in his background. Jonah loved Israel. He

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The Cure for the Malnourished Soul | Psalm 36

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2025/08/17

For this Fall Kick Off, I have one question: Are you hungry? No, I mean really hungry? No one here is really hungry, are they? In Orange County, nearly half of our public school students qualify for free or reduced lunch, yet many are still malnourished despite eating daily. Their primary vegetable? French fries. Their main fruit? Ketchup. They're full but starving. Tomorrow, we'll explore how this physical reality mirrors a spiritual crisis affecting many of us—we're consuming

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Treasure Hunt | Matthew 13:44-46

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/08/10

This week, we are excited to hear from Patrick Martin! As we continue our summer series in the parables, Patrick will lead us on a treasure hunt! ___ Years ago, one of our children (who shall remain unnamed), was with my wife in Target, when he exclaimed with longing, “Mommy - I just want something that will make me happy!” While we “grown ups” are usually a bit more subtle - can’t we all relate? We’re treasure hunters, spending our lives looking for *something*. And yet, like Bono

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Parable of the Good Samaritan | Luke 10:25-37

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2025/08/03

This week, we are excited to hear from Adam Go! As we continue our summer series in the parables, Adam will direct us to the parable of the good Samaritan. ___ Who is my neighbor? That is the main question asked by the lawyer in the parable of the good Samaritan. The problem for the lawyer, however, is that Jesus never answered that question. Jesus is always challenging people's impure motives and redirecting their hearts to living in the Kingdom of God. As we study this parable, we

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Subtle Foolishness | Luke 12:13-21

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/07/27

This week, we are excited to hear again from our pastoral intern, Ben Woolbright! ___ Some people have sinful struggles that are obvious to everyone. People can look at an individual, or even themselves, and rightly determine exactly what is off. However, there are sins that are more subtle. Sins that are more prone to being a blindspot, a growing cancer, unchecked and unnoticed. As a result, these sins can be more rampant in ourselves, and also in a given culture. In our current cultural

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Kingdom Forgiveness | Matthew 18:21-35

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2025/07/20

This week, we are excited to hear from Ben Woolbright! What is the hardest thing you've ever had to do? For some people, it may be a physical accomplishment like completing a marathon. For others, it could be enduring a difficult season where the brokenness of this fallen world is visible at every turn. However, if we're honest, one of the more difficult things that all of us will ever have to do in this life is to extend forgiveness. We live in a society that has a distorted

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The Unshakeable Kingdom | Matthew 20:1-16

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2025/07/13

This week, we are excited to hear from Dave Lindemulder! He will teach on the parable of the laborers in the vineyard from Matthew 20, focusing on the nature of the kingdom that Jesus is bringing in. Although you cannot see or touch a kingdom, they are real and important. Over time, they have come and gone; in our age, they seem less important and a bygone era. But those that still exist use symbols and traditions to make the intangible understandable. Things like crown jewels, royal

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The Obligation of Celebration. Part 2 | Luke 15

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/07/06

This week, we continue our look into one of the most beloved stories Jesus ever told—the Parable of the Prodigal Son. At first glance, this story is simple enough for a child to grasp, yet it carries depths profound enough to challenge even the most seasoned scholar. It touches on family relationships, our desires for freedom and independence, and the powerful, often messy emotions that shape our hearts—anger, resentment, greed, shame, and forgiveness. This timeless tale reveals two

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The Obligation of Celebration | Luke 15

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/06/29

This Sunday, we continue our journey through the parable with what I will argue is the greatest story ever told—the parable of the prodigal son. It’s more than a tale of rebellion and return; it’s a window into the very heart of God. In just a few verses, Jesus invites us into a celebration unlike any other—one where the guest of honor is not the most successful, but the most repentant. What kind of community forms when grace is the loudest sound in the room? Join us as we explore why

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Two Prayers, Two Hearts: Who Went Home Right with...

Trinity Church of Lake Nona ·

2025/06/22

This Sunday, Ben Woolbright will continue to walk us through the parables in Luke 18. Have you ever found yourself placing more confidence in yourself than you should have in a specific situation? We have all come face to face with the downfalls of self-dependence at one point or another. Unfortunately, self-dependence is not simply a secular issue; it’s a pride issue. Because pride is at the root of all sin and sin exists inside all of us, we often find ourselves looking to ourselves

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Don’t Give Up: God is Listening | Luke 18:1-8

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2025/06/15

This Sunday, we have the privilege of hearing from Ben Woolbright! He will walk us through another parable on prayer. Have you ever felt like your prayers fell on deaf ears? Almost like God is out there, but He's too busy to hear what is weighing heavily on your heart? Maybe you felt like your prayers are too insignificant in consideration to everything He has going on? It could be that your heartfelt cries were met with silence, and now you're wondering if God is near, if He cares,

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