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Christianisme

Christianisme

Chaque semaine
Christianisme

Christianisme

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Christianisme

Christianisme

Deux fois par semaine

-2 j

Hosea 12:1–14:9

Holy Trinity Church Downtown Sermons
-2 j

Matthew 3:1-13

Holy Trinity Church Downtown Sermons
3 août

Hosea 11:1-11

Holy Trinity Church Downtown Sermons
-5 j

S1:E6 The Gift of Rest: Learning to Stop

What does it mean to truly rest in a culture that prizes productivity and constant activity? In this episode of the HTC Roundtable, Sully Curtin sits down with Senior Pastor Jon Dennis following his two-month sabbatical to talk about the importance of rest and the rhythms that shape the culture of Holy Trinity Church. Jon reflects on what his time away taught him about our finitude and dependence on God—and why stopping from our work is ultimately an act of trust in God's work. In this episode: Why rest is an essential part of a healthy Christian lifeWhat Sabbath teaches us about our finitude, dependence on God, and identity in ChristHow Holy Trinity seeks to cultivate rhythms of work, rest, and relationshipPractical ways to resist a culture of constant productivity and cultivate habits of rest
-3 j

S2:E4 A Life of Generosity: Wisdom for Financial Discipleship

In this episode, Malissa and David are joined by Daniel Westergaard, financial advisor and deacon at Holy Trinity Church, to talk about why our relationship with money is about much more than budgets or giving percentages—it is a matter of spiritual formation. Together, they consider Jesus' teaching on generosity, greed, stewardship, and care for the poor and explore the challenges of practicing financial discipleship in an urban culture. Along the way, Daniel offers practical ideas for taking small, tangible steps toward a life shaped by generosity. In This Episode Why generosity and financial discipleship are matters of spiritual formation, not simply financial managementWhat Jesus teaches about generosity, greed, stewardship, and care for the poorHow comparison, consumerism, and the pursuit of security shape our relationship with moneyPractical ways to cultivate contentment, build margin, and practice generosity in everyday life Resources Mentioned Giving Is the Good Life: The Unexpected Path to Purpose and Joy - Randy AlcornGod and Money — John Cortines & Gregory BaumerTrue Riches — John Cortines & Gregory BaumerGospel Patrons — John RinehartThe Generosity Practice — Practicing the Way
18 août

S1:E5 The Unstoppable Gospel: Lessons from the Cuban Church

In this episode, host Sully Curtin sits down with second-year pastoral resident Jesús Ferro to explore the rich history of partnership between Holy Trinity and the church in Cuba, particularly Nueva Vida in Havana. Jesús shares his story of growing up in Cuba, coming to faith, and serving as a pastor amid one of the most difficult seasons in the country's recent history. Drawing on his family, church, and ministry experience, he offers an inside look at the challenges facing the Cuban people, the remarkable resilience of the Cuban church, and how God continues to advance his kingdom amid hardship. In this episode Jesús' journey from Cuba to pastoral ministry at HTCThe challenges facing Cuba today and how they shape everyday lifeWhy the church in Cuba continues to grow despite hardship and persecutionHow we can pray for, encourage, and partner with our brothers and sisters in Cuba
22 mars

Philippians 2:1-11

Holy Trinity Church Downtown Sermons
4 août

S1:E3 Why Do Community Groups Matter?

In this episode, Pastor Sully hosts a conversation with Pastor Christian Park on the purpose and value of HTC Community Groups. We believe community happens where you live, and we want to see everyone get plugged into a neighborhood group to grow deeper in their walk with Christ, deeper into community, and invest more deeply in the city. Listen in and join a group this fall!
-2 j

Revelation 12:9 - 22:5

Holy Trinity Church Downtown Sermons
15 juil.

S2:E1 How Bible Stories Work

SEASON 2 In our first episode of Season 2, Institute podcast hosts Malissa and David explore "How Bible Stories Work". While biblical narratives are memorable, their historical and cultural distance can often make them difficult to interpret. We break down the unique features of the narrative genre—character, plot, and setting—and introduce a helpful interpretive framework called the "Pathway from Text to Life". Tune in to learn how to avoid common pitfalls (like immediately casting yourself as the hero) and discover how every individual story perfectly fits into God's unified, redemptive plan. Inside this episode: The unique power of the narrative genre and why historical and cultural distance can make biblical stories challenging to understand A helpful three-step framework called the "Pathway from Text to Life" (moving from exegesis, to theological reflection, to application) for faithfully interpreting the Bible Practical practices for reading stories well by paying close attention to character, plot, and setting Encouragement and insights on how to avoid the common pitfall of casting ourselves as the hero, and instead read stories to see God's action and Christ's fulfillment

Podcasts and recordings from Holy Trinity Church in Downtown Chicago