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Welcome to The Biblecast – Start Your Day in God's Word Monday through Thursday at seven AM, join us for a powerful 10-minute devotional designed to encourage, equip, and refocus you on God's truth. Whether you're commuting, starting your quiet time, or simply looking for spiritual direction, Biblecast helps you anchor your day in faith. About Trinity Fellowship Church Biblecast The Biblecast with Pastor Jimmy is a ministry of Trinity Fellowship Church, created to help you grow in your relationship with God one day at a time. Every episode is rooted in Scripture, focused on practical application, and designed to help you walk in the purpose and power God has for your life. How to Get the Most Out of Biblecast Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode Like and comment to share what stood out to you Share this video with someone who needs encouragement today Visit https://trinityfellowship.church to explore more resources, community, and upcoming events You're Not Alone You're part of a growing community starting each day with Scripture, reflection, and renewed purpose. Let's grow together—one morning at a time.

This week Pastor Jimmy shares how Jesus brought the Kingdom of Heaven near.

Psalm 34 is one of the most quoted worship passages in Scripture. But most people don't know where David was when he wrote it.He wasn't on the throne. He wasn't celebrating a victory. He was in enemy territory, pretending to be insane, scratching on doors and letting saliva run down his beard, just to stay alive. Anointed but running. Chosen but afraid.And that is the man who wrote: "I will bless the LORD at all times."In Part One of this series, Pastor Jimmy opens Psalm 34 and shows why the greatest act of worship is not the one that comes easy but the one that comes anyway.

There is a moment many people reach where they begin talking about downsizing. Simplifying. Pulling back. And while clearing clutter from your life may be wise, shrinking your vision is a different thing entirely.In this message, Pastor Jimmy challenges one of the most common assumptions people make as life matures: that smaller is the next chapter. Drawing from Deuteronomy, Genesis, and the story of Abraham stepping outside his tent to count the stars, this sermon makes a bold declaration: God is not intimidated by increase. And He never intended His blessing to stop with you.

Don't lie. That's how we've summarized it. But that weakens the depth of it. The ninth commandment wasn't written for polite conversation. It was written for the city gate - the ancient courtroom where elders weighed witnesses, established truth, and handed down verdicts. And bearing false witness in that context wasn't just dishonesty. It was violence. Proverbs 25:18 says it plainly: a false witness is like a war club, a sword, or a sharp arrow. In this message, Pastor Jimmy walks through what bearing false witness actually means - legal testimony, what we say about others, what we say about ourselves, rumors, gossip - and what it does to image bearers of God. He lands on the most haunting inversion in the Gospels: when Jesus stood at His own city gate, it was a Roman pagan who sought the truth while the religious leaders manipulated the witnesses. In this message: Why the ninth commandment is about justice, not just honesty How false witness damages image bearers - reputations, relationships, and bodies The COVID study that revealed how gossip and rumors are a form of violence The difference between brutal honesty and speaking truth in love How Jesus responded to false accusations - and what He did with ours Key Scriptures: Exodus 20:16; 23:1–8 • Deuteronomy 19:15–21 • Proverbs 25:18 • Mark 14:55–15:15 • Ephesians 4:15

Last week we learned that believers aren't helpless spectators of their own lives — we can take authority over our hearts, our thoughts, and what governs us. This week, Pastor Jimmy takes the next step: Part One focused on what's permitted to rule within you. Part Two focuses on what's permitted to flow through you.Your inner life never stays hidden. What fills your heart eventually shapes your words, reactions, relationships, and decisions. Pastor Jimmy walks through five practical disciplines for guarding what flows out of your life — from your heart to your mouth to your relationship with the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Steve and Pastor Jimmy discuss last Sunday's message !

This weekend, Pastor Jimmy explores Matthew 11:28–30 and what it means to find rest by allowing Jesus to become the organizing principle of our lives. When we stop looking to achievement, productivity, relationships, or other “scoreboards” to define our worth, we can rest in the truth that Jesus has already done everything necessary for us to be loved and accepted by God. Because our worth isn't something we have to earn, we can come to Jesus just as we are and find lasting rest for our souls.

The noise around you is not nearly as important as the voice within you. In this message, Pastor Jimmy unpacks what Jesus told His disciples on the most troubling night of their lives: "Do not let your heart be troubled." Not "you won't face trouble" — but "don't let it rule you."Pastor Jimmy walks through Scripture showing that biblical self-control isn't life without the Holy Spirit — it's life under His government. You may not control what happens around you, but through Christ, you can determine what's allowed to reign within you.In this episode:Why Jesus placed responsibility for the disciples' hearts into their own handsHow to take authority over your heart, your body, your thoughts, and the doors you openWhy temptation is not authority, and sin's demand doesn't require your obedienceHow to take every thought captive and ask if it agrees with God's WordWhy unresolved anger, bitterness, and unforgiveness give the enemy a footholdWhy you can't just remove the wrong ruler — you must enthrone the right one

Pastor Steve and Pastor Jimmy discuss last Sunday's sermon!

A harbor is a place where ships find shelter, repair, and supply, but ships were never built to stay in the harbor. In this message, we look at what the church is called to be: a safe place for hurting people, a place where followers of Jesus are equipped and strengthened, and a launching point for people sent back into the world with hope. Harbor is not just a place we come to; it is a community we are sent from.If you're new to Harbor or want to get connected in any way click this link to get your New Here gift, find upcoming events or get involved!https://harborchurch.com/connect

Last week we said you don't have to remain identified by your brokenness. This week Pastor Jimmy reveals why: because God has already given you a new identity — accepted in Christ. Leaving the island is only the first step. Where you go once you leave is what truly matters.Many believers have left behind old labels but still carry an unspoken question: do I really belong? Pastor Jimmy unpacks Ephesians 1:6 to show that acceptance was never something we had to earn — it's something Christ has already accomplished, and it's ours the moment we're placed "in the Beloved."In this episode:Why acceptance is something God did, not something you achieveThe difference between being accepted and being approved of in every behaviorWhy your acceptance is as secure as Christ's relationship with the FatherHow Jesus experienced rejection so you could experience belongingWhy sons don't audition for a seat at the table — but servants doHow true acceptance frees you to accept others instead of competing with them

Podcasting 2.0 August 28th 2026 Episode 269 - "Verbal Pollution" Shownotes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00 - DATABASE SURGERY WEEK — AND THE THIRD EMERGENCY OF THE MONTH The lead, and it's Dave's: Saturday 22 Aug — "#api I'm in the middle of a big refactor with the Podcast Index database schema. If I do my job right, nobody will notice it. But, the side effect will be an overall huge increase in the consistency of the data (duplicates, url change lag, etc)." @dave — the big schema refactor (22 Aug) Wednesday night: "Podcast Index database surgery will begin in the morning." Thursday: "Step 1. Expect a brief api outage. It should last just a few minutes." — then "Done" — then "#api Adding a very large table index..." — and finally, Thursday evening: "Finished. Butt is intact." (6 favourites. The board's favourite status update of the month.) What Adam should ask: what actually changed under the hood, what does "consistency" buy an app developer in practice, and is there anything a host or an app should do differently now that duplicates and url-change lag are being cleaned up?

Podcasting 2.0 August 28th 2026 Episode 269 - "Verbal Pollution" Shownotes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00 - DATABASE SURGERY WEEK — AND THE THIRD EMERGENCY OF THE MONTH The lead, and it's Dave's: Saturday 22 Aug — "#api I'm in the middle of a big refactor with the Podcast Index database schema. If I do my job right, nobody will notice it. But, the side effect will be an overall huge increase in the consistency of the data (duplicates, url change lag, etc)." @dave — the big schema refactor (22 Aug) Wednesday night: "Podcast Index database surgery will begin in the morning." Thursday: "Step 1. Expect a brief api outage. It should last just a few minutes." — then "Done" — then "#api Adding a very large table index..." — and finally, Thursday evening: "Finished. Butt is intact." (6 favourites. The board's favourite status update of the month.) What Adam should ask: what actually changed under the hood, what does "consistency" buy an app developer in practice, and is there anything a host or an app should do differently now that duplicates and url-change lag are being cleaned up?

On today's episode, James and Pastor Jimmy treat the 40 years in the wilderness as boot camp. God would not take Israel up the Philistine road until they had been trained to trust, obey, and fight, and the golden calf looks a lot like a unit going back to old instincts the minute the leader leaves the mountain. They connect manna, MREs, and a generation that never had to own the provision, then ask what happens to a church, or a family, when only one man knows the job. The second half turns to parenting: correction instead of friendship, enough leash to fail, and why a relatively bad dad still beats no dad at all. Don't miss it!

Pastor Steve and Pastor Jimmy discuss last Sunday's sermon!

Do you remember the old Christmas story about the toys who believed they didn't belong — discarded, unwanted, unloved? In this message, Pastor Jimmy asks a question that sounds simple but cuts deep: when brokenness becomes familiar, does healing start to feel threatening instead of freeing?Drawing from Jesus' encounter with the man at the pool of Bethesda — sick for 38 years, yet asked, "Do you wish to get well?" — Pastor Jimmy unpacks why some of us fight to hold onto the very thing Jesus came to heal, and what it really takes to leave the island for good.In this episode:Why Jesus' question "Do you wish to get well?" is more layered than it first appearsThe difference between "I experienced rejection" and "I am rejected"How brokenness can quietly become a community — and why healing can feel like betrayalWhy your explanation for your condition doesn't have to become your identityWhat it means that Jesus' resurrected body still had scars — but was completely wholeHow to take authority over what once carried youKey Scripture: "Do you wish to get well?" — John 5:6 (NAS95)

Pastor Jimmy continues our series of staying connected to the Vine and loving other the way Jesus does.

Are you tired… but not ready to quit? In this week's message from Galatians 6, we're talking about the difference between being tired and being weary. Tiredness comes from serving, working, giving, and doing what God has called us to do. But weariness can cause us to lose heart and give up. The good news? God has a way of renewing our strength so we can keep going. Join me for this week's podcast, “Tired, But Not Weary.” Let's discover how to keep serving faithfully without allowing weariness to steal our joy, purpose, and perseverance.

Pastor Jimmy continues our series on staying connected to the Vine.

How To Remove Limiting Beliefs | Pastor Jimmy Nimon | Grace Church PA by Grace Church

Have you ever looked back on your life and thought, "If God hadn't been right there…"? In this message, Pastor Jimmy unpacks Psalm 71 — David's testimony that God had been supporting him since before he could walk, before he could speak, before he could even choose God for himself.Using the powerful story of Horatio Spafford, who wrote "It Is Well with My Soul" after losing his four daughters at sea, Pastor Jimmy reveals a truth many miss: the greatest miracle isn't always the one that changes your circumstances — sometimes it's the person God creates when the circumstances don't change.In this episode:Why God's support for your life began before you were even aware of itThe difference between miracles God does around you and miracles God does in youWhy you shouldn't confuse the miracle with the MakerHow a "sustained" life — still standing, still trusting — is just as miraculous as the spectacularWhy gratitude and trust become your natural reflex when you see your story correctlyHow to reframe your success as a testimony instead of a trophyKey Scripture: "You've made me into a miracle; no wonder I trust you and praise you forever!" — Psalm 71:6-7 (TPT)Your life is not random. Your resilience is not natural. You are His miracle.

Welcome to today's podcast, where we dive into Acts 11:19–30. In this passage, we shift the spotlight from the apostles to an ordinary local church, Antioch, a church that changed the world. What made them so influential wasn't just size or success, but a deep commitment to gospel sharing, discipleship, and radical generosity. Join me as we explore how a healthy church doesn't just grow larger; it grows deeper, stronger, and more generous. 

Pastor Steve and Pastor Jimmy discuss last Sunday's sermon!

What happens when God's work doesn't fit inside the boundaries we've created? In Acts 11:1–18, Peter finds himself explaining to the believers why he entered the home of a Gentile and witnessed God pour out His Spirit on people they never expected. The challenge wasn't simply accepting what God had done; it was being willing to change their perspective when God revealed something bigger than their traditions. In this message, we discover that sometimes God calls us to grow beyond the boundaries of our expectations, traditions, and comfort zones so we can see what He is doing in the lives of others. God's grace is bigger. His kingdom is wider. And His purposes are greater than our boundaries.

Pastor Jimmy talks about the difference between obeying out of obligation or out of love.

We're all familiar with how others have hurt us. We can recall it in detail. But few of us ever stop to ask: can I hurt God? Can my unbelief actually grieve His heart? In this message, Pastor Jimmy takes a fresh look at Psalm 78 — not focused on how we limit God to our own detriment, but on the deeper truth that our choices can cause Him real pain.Walking through Israel's wilderness history, Pastor Jimmy identifies four ways we still grieve God today, and contrasts them with the beautiful truth that God delights in the wholeness and prosperity of His children.In this episode:Why God's power was never diminished — but His people's unbelief still limited what He could do through themFour ways we grieve God: forgetfulness, disobedience, unbelief, and traditionWhy forgetfulness causes hopelessness while celebration causes expectationWhat biblical "shalom" really means — and why God delights in your flourishingThe overlooked warning in Deuteronomy 28:47 about serving God with joyHow God's heart, even when wounded by unbelief, is always moved by mercyKey Scripture: "How oft did they provoke him in the wilderness, and grieve him in the desert!" — Psalm 78:40 (KJV)

We've simplified it to: don't use God's name as a curse word. But the Hebrew word isn't "take" - it's carry. And that changes everything. When Moses built an altar in Exodus 17 and called it "The Lord is my banner," he was saying: God's name is what we carry into battle. Before the commandment was even given, Moses understood - the name isn't a word you say. It's a banner you bear, a life you live, a claim you carry everywhere you go. In this message, Pastor Jimmy walks through what it actually means to carry God's name in vain - flippantly, as a formula, to get others to do what you want, or by living a life that contradicts what you profess. And then lands on the harder question Jesus asks in Matthew 7: not whether you've said the right words, but whether He knows you. In this message: Why "take" is the wrong translation - and what "carry" changes The sons of Sceva in Acts 19 - what happens when you use the name as a magic formula The fine line between sharing what God prompted and projecting your opinion in His name Matthew 7:21 - the people who prophesied and cast out demons Jesus says He never knew Romans 10:9 - the difference between lip service and heart belief Key Scriptures: Exodus 17:15; 20:7 • Acts 19:13–17 • Matthew 7:21–23 • Romans 10:9 • Colossians 1:9–14

Pastor Steve and Pastor Jimmy discuss last Sunday's sermon!

Have you ever looked at someone and quietly wondered, could God really reach them? Welcome to the Authentic Life Fellowship Podcast. I'm Pastor Jimmy, and today's message, 'The Gospel Has No Borders, reminds us that God's grace stretches way beyond our expectations. If you've ever wondered whether someone is beyond God's reach, or if His grace could really be enough for you, this is for you. So grab your Bible, open your heart, and let's dig in.

Pastor Steve and Pastor Jimmy discuss Sunday's sermon!

An idol doesn't have to be carved from wood or melted from gold. The most dangerous idol is a God made small enough to understand, control, and never be afraid of. Israel stood trembling at Mount Sinai — fire, smoke, a trumpet blast shaking the whole camp. Then 40 days later, they made a calf. The same people. The same God. Now small enough to hold. In this message, Pastor Jimmy walks through what an idol actually is — including a Hebrew word used by Ezekiel that means something closer to a ball of poop — and then flips the whole conversation. Because the real question isn't just what you're worshipping. It's what you were made to be. You were made to be God's image bearer. The Holy Spirit fills you so you can reflect His glory. You were never meant to diminish Him — you were made to display Him.   In this message: Three Hebrew words for idol — and what they reveal about the heart behind the object Why galal (Ezekiel's favorite word for idols) literally means a ball of dung What the golden calf reveals about how we diminish God to something manageable Why "God is love" can become an idol when we use it to edit out everything else How Genesis 2, John 20, and the Great Commission are all the same story Key Scriptures: Exodus 20:4–6; 32 • Genesis 1–2 • Zechariah 13:9 • John 14:16–17; 20:21–22 • Ephesians 2:10 • Matthew 28:18–20

What if the greatest opportunity God gives you isn't behind a closed door... but on the other side of one He's already opened? In today's message, "When God Opens the Door," from Acts 10:24-33, we'll discover how God prepared two hearts, orchestrated one divine appointment, and forever changed the course of the church. As Peter stepped into Cornelius' home, he learned that God's grace knows no boundaries and that the gospel is for everyone. You may be standing before a door God is asking you to walk through. It could be a conversation, a relationship, an opportunity to serve, or a step of faith you've been hesitant to take. What if your next act of obedience becomes someone else's first encounter with Jesus? Join us as we continue our Grace Without Borders series and discover that when God opens the door, lives are changed, barriers are broken, and His grace reaches farther than we ever imagined. Thanks for listening, and let's open God's Word together.

Pastor Steve and Pastor Jimmy discuss last Sunday's sermon entitled "Why We Worship".

The devil does not need someone to become evil to become vulnerable. In this message from Life's a Beach, we look at the unseen dangers Scripture warns us about, the way isolation makes temptation louder, and how staying close to Jesus helps us recognize the enemy's tactics before drift becomes damage.If you're new to Harbor or want to get connected in any way click this link to get your New Here gift, find upcoming events or get involved!https://harborchurch.com/connect

What if God is preparing something in your life that you can't see yet? Sometimes we think God is silent, when in reality He is working behind the scenes. Before He opens a door, He often prepares a heart. Before He changes our circumstances, He changes us. This message from Acts 10:1-23 is entitled: When God Changes Your Heart Discover how God prepared Cornelius, Peter, and a divine appointment that forever changed the course of the church. Along the way, you'll be challenged to ask: ❤️ Is my heart seeking God? ❤️ Is my heart surrendered to God's leading? ❤️ Am I ready for the next thing God wants to do in my life? You may be closer to your next God-given opportunity than you realize.

Pastor Jimmy shares the importance of abiding and allowing the Lord to transform us.

Speaker: Pastor Jimmy Armandariz Date: 7.17.26

Pastor Jimmy shares from John 15- The Father desires to purify us .

What if the most powerful ministry God has given you isn't found on a stage... but in simply showing up? In Acts 9:32–43, Peter enters the lives of people who are hurting, grieving, and desperate. He doesn't come with his own power or impressive credentials. He comes in the name of Jesus, available to be used by God. Through his faithful presence, lives are restored, hope is renewed, and many people place their faith in Christ. In this encouraging message, you'll discover that God still works through ordinary people who are willing to be present, pray faithfully, love compassionately, and point others to Jesus. Whether you're walking beside someone in pain, wondering how God can use your life, or simply longing to make an eternal difference, this message will remind you that availability often matters more than ability. Join us as we explore The Ministry of Presence and discover this timeless truth: When we faithfully bring our presence, God displays His power, and lives are transformed for His glory.

On today's episode, we discuss whether Jesus' teachings and the communal life of the early church in Acts resemble communism, and what that comparison misses about the gospel. James and Pastor Jimmy start with the question “Was Jesus a communist?” and quickly clarify that the resource-sharing described in Acts arose as a voluntary survival strategy for ostracized believers, not a permanent political or economic system. They revisit the story of Ananias and Sapphira to emphasize that their judgment was about deceit and seeking public recognition rather than about failing to participate in a mandated commune. From there, the conversation broadens into a critique of “cheap grace,” arguing that the New Testament consistently calls Christians to effort, obedience, and care for those who genuinely cannot care for themselves. In the second half, the hosts connect Jesus' parable of the workers in the vineyard to modern debates over envy, calling, and minimum wage laws, suggesting that employers and employees alike should focus on faithfulness to their agreed calling rather than comparing their “wages” to others. Don't miss it!

Pastor Jimmy and some of our kids share about John 15 and what it means to remain in the love of the Father.

—Sermon text:Psalm 84

Join us as Pastor Jimmy teaches from Romans.

Can a past marked by failure, regret, or even opposition to God be redeemed for His purposes? The story of Saul answers with a resounding yes. After his dramatic encounter with Jesus on the Damascus Road, Saul discovers that salvation is not the finish line. It's the starting line. God didn't simply save him from something. God saved him for something. In this powerful message from Acts 9:19-31, we'll explore the unmistakable marks of a changed life and discover how God transforms ordinary people into instruments of extraordinary purpose. You'll see how a new faith produces a new message, how God's calling often attracts resistance, and why none of us are meant to walk our spiritual journey alone. Whether you're questioning your purpose, struggling to overcome your past, or wondering how God can use your life, this message offers hope, encouragement, and direction. The same grace that transformed Saul is still transforming lives today!

Pastor Jimmy shares the importance of surrendering to the Holy Spirit's lead in our lives.

Most families don't need more pressure, more control, or “more power,” they need a stronger foundation. In this message from the Family Matters series, Pastor Jimmy shares a hopeful reminder: good intentions cannot sustain what only God can build. If home feels strained, relationships feel fragile, or trying harder has left you exhausted, this is an invitation to rebuild with God at the center.If you're new to Harbor or want to get connected in any way click this link to get your New Here gift, find upcoming events or get involved!https://harborchurch.com/connect