In this episode of TC Drive Time, Sara sits down with Vincent Halay to hear his story of faith, family, and perseverance.

Originally from Liberia, Vincent shares how his journey with Christ has shaped his life as a husband, father, teacher, and member of Trinity Chapel. He talks honestly about raising teenagers, navigating financial pressures, trusting God as Provider, and staying grounded in Scripture when life gets difficult.

Vincent also shares what he loves about Trinity Chapel's diversity and why being part of a church family representing cultures from around the world gives him a glimpse of what the body of Christ is meant to look like.

Through every season, his encouragement is simple: stay close to God, stay in His Word, and keep walking by faith.

🎙️ TC Drive Time Stories of faith and life from the people of Trinity Chapel.

What does spiritual maturity actually look like?

In this episode of TC Drive Time, Sarah Carrier sits down with Trinity Chapel Student & Young Adult Pastor Philip Lascoe for an honest conversation about faith, ministry, mental health, doubt, and discovering just how deeply we need God.

Philip shares his journey from growing up at Trinity Chapel, to nearly walking away from his faith, to encountering God in a powerful way at youth camp. He also opens up about his battle with depression, reaching one of the lowest moments of his life, getting the help he needed, and how God has used that experience to help him walk alongside others.

They also talk about reaching the next generation, creating space for real questions, discipling people beyond simply inviting them to church, and why familiar Scriptures like John 3:16 can take on entirely new meaning as we grow.

Philip leaves us with a powerful reminder: spiritual maturity does not mean needing God less. It means realizing how much you have always needed Him.

TC Drive Time shares stories of faith and life from the people of Trinity Chapel.

In this episode, I sit down with Sara Carrier for an honest conversation about motherhood, mental health, faith, and vocation. Sara shares what she has learned through the joys and pressures of being a mom, how she has navigated mental and emotional health, and what it looks like to live out her faith in the everyday world of pharmacy.

We talk about caring for others without neglecting yourself, the importance of honest conversations around mental health, and how faith shapes the way Sara approaches her family, her work, and the challenges of everyday life.

But this episode also marks a new chapter for the podcast. Before we wrap up, I turn the microphone over to Sara as she steps into the interviewer’s seat for future episodes. You’ll be hearing her voice more often as she sits down with people in our church and community to hear their stories, ask meaningful questions, and explore how faith intersects with real life.

It’s a conversation about grace, purpose, and trusting God in every season—and the beginning of something new.

In a world full of public apologies, emotional responses, and “I’m sorry” moments, Scripture calls believers to something deeper — repentance. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 2:5–11, Pastor Brandon teaches what true repentance looks like and why it matters, both for individuals and for the health of the church. Repentance isn’t about embarrassment, guilt, or tears — it’s about a change of mind that leads to a change of direction. This episode explores how to recognize godly sorrow, why willingness to make things right matters, the danger of negotiating with God, and how long-term fruit confirms genuine transformation. You’ll also hear why the church must not only discipline sin but also restore the truly repentant with forgiveness, comfort, and love.

Have you ever been frustrated when life didn’t go the way you expected? In this teaching, Pastor Brandon walks through 2 Corinthians 1:12–2:4, revealing how even the doors that close are not failures — they are often acts of mercy from God. Paul’s travel plans fell apart, and critics accused him of being inconsistent and unreliable. But Scripture shows the opposite: sometimes God cancels a plan to protect your joy, redirect your steps, and keep you from future grief. This message helps you recognize God’s hand when your expectations don’t play out and encourages you to trust His timing, His wisdom, and His care. If you’ve ever wrestled with sudden change, disappointment, or confusion about God’s direction, this episode will strengthen your faith.

Mercy is more than withholding judgment—it’s compassion in action. But Paul adds a unique command in Romans 12:8: “show mercy, with cheerfulness.” In this episode, we’ll unpack what it means to reflect God’s heart by offering mercy that restores dignity, lifts burdens, and points people to Christ. With stories from Scripture, history, and everyday life, we’ll see why cheerful mercy transforms burdens into worship and why the way we give is just as important as what we give.

Leadership is more than giving directions—it’s about setting the pace. In this episode, we explore Romans 12:8 and the biblical call to “lead with diligence.” From Jesus washing His disciples’ feet to Paul’s challenge to “follow me as I follow Christ,” we’ll see how true leadership is lived, not just spoken. Discover why consistency, character, and care matter more than charisma, and how your daily example shapes the people around you—whether in your family, your workplace, or your church.

Words carry the power of life and death. In this episode, we talk about the spiritual gift of encouragement—what it looks like, how it strengthens faith, and why it’s so essential in the church today. From Scripture to practical tools, you’ll discover how to replace discouragement, gossip, and slander with Spirit-empowered encouragement that builds people up.