Great messages but it got political and he told everyone to vote Trump without saying his name. I still listen from time to time but it is disappointing he even chose to involve politics so his candidate could win.

I started going to Trader’s Point one year ago, and I agree with 95% of what they have to say. I believe Trader’s Point earnestly pursues God’s truth and thoughtfully presents their interpretations of The Word. I think a lot of people in these reviews are getting caught up on the 5% with which they don’t agree. We are just people trying to decipher God’s Word, and sometimes that is SO DIFFICULT. Keep it up, TP!

I love the messages and worship as well. I’m been a few times to Traders Point Christian Church. And had some really great experiences. My one question is, why do women only preach on Mother’s Day? It’s a little sickening to me. If women are equal and have equal amount of strength. Why do they not preach more than just on Morhers day…. Also? Why no women pastors??

Their site says “(the church) has grown from 1,500 people in one location to more than 9,000 people in multiple locations”. Aaron Brockett mentioned Steven Furtick in a recent sermon. He implied that Furtick sets the bar as far as pastoring goes. These are both red flags as the former points to growth over biblical teaching and the latter is simply not qualified to be a pastor and has been recorded preaching blasphemies. I’ve been listening to this pdcast for two years and I am now aware that this church could be a strong church but the growth movement has them speaking mostly prosperity instead of all God’s word. This is a plea to the leader of this church to preach the truth that is God’s word, The Holy Bible, and not to stray with feel good stories and silly props.

I’ve listened to a few sermons on here. They are great! I would recommend this to any one looking for something new.

My sister goes to church here but I’m unable to join her bc I work on Sunday’s. She’s asked several times so I finally started listening and WOW. Honestly, I’m blown away at the delivery of each sermon and how they really explain gods word in a way that is understandable and sometimes funny! It’s been 15 years since I last went to church or even considered myself a Christian and now I can’t wait until I can go in person. I even bought a bible so I can follow along and study it. Thanks for making this podcast so accessible and for reminding me that Jesus died to save the sinners and that it’s never to late to come back to god and receive his grace and blessings.

I have read God’s word for a while but it was only recently that I have really begun to understand it. This podcast has really helped me to grow closer to Him and reveal truths that I never saw before. I currently have only listened to two episodes but I know that I’ll continue listening. You guys are doing a really good job and I pray that you will help many others!! Keep up the great work!!!

TPCC has changed so much in the past two years. As a long time attender, I was very surprised, as were several others I spoke to Sunday regarding the 11/14/2021 sermon - Overcoming the Rating System, that the church allowed Pastor Alex from Midtown to expose the congregation to, basically, a name it and claim it prayer challenging God to somehow take away a $1200 phone bill he knew he had racked up talking to his girlfriend long distance years ago. Pastor Alex told the congregation how he so in love with his girlfriend they would talk for hours on end using only a 30 minute phone card and the bills never came for the overages but once they finally did get a bill it was $1200 which was several years wages where Pastor Alex lived and he knew he couldn't pay the bill. Quoting from the sermon he said, "This is when I learned to pray on my knees... I had been learning about prayer and I said 'ok, let me get on my knees and figure out if this thing works', and I went, "Jesus, if You exist, if You are in my life, if Your power is so great than please spare me from having this conversation with my Dad, because he's gonna have to pay for this, not me."" The congregation kind of laughs, then Pastor Alex goes on, "The next bill wasn't really a bill it was a guilt trip. It was a letter that came from the phone company that started with, "Dear Customer, because of customers like you who have not paid they're bill, we are closing our doors for good. You don't owe us anything.", and I said HALLELUJAH! Glory to God, God is good and He exists now and forever more!"" At the 5pm service, I listened again to see if I heard that part correctly and Pastor Alex added the actualy words, "I claim it, God!" Pastor Alex basically admitted to stealing and getting away with it, and crediting his thanks to God. Needless to say I was saddened that the youth at the 5pm service was hearing this with their especially imporessionable minds and also that any newcomer to this church would think this is what TPCC preaches. Pastor Aaron is beyond capable, educated, and I believe willing to teach hard things and get to the core of what Christinaity really is and really edify the believers who attend. TPCC, with it's mission of removing barriers that keep people from Jesus, seems to be placing barriers for other people who are looking to be challenged, edified, taught the truth, and sanctified... not just saved.

I love Traders Point! I learn something new and useful for my life every sermon.

I love to listen to Traders Point Christian Podcast, when I start to get anxiety swelling up in my throat. It’s great to hear God’s message, it shifts my mind from fight or flight mode (anxiety) to curiosity, peace, laughter, hope and calm. I highly suggest this podcast for anyone who is looking to hear the message, and hear it with comedy, relatability, and substance. Thank you for every sermon you write and preform. You shine Gods light into all corners of the world. Keep on doing the good work and THANK YOU!

Thank you for sharing wisdom and the love of God! ❤️

We have lived in 5 different states and have become members of churches in each. Traders Point is head and shoulders above the rest in the way they live the Word. They love people, challenge people, serve people, and mentor people in their walk with Christ. TPCC removes barriers and is the most “comfortable” church you will ever visit either in person or online. They do everything to make sure everyone feels welcomed and that God is accessible to all. This podcast is yet another way that they are living their mission to remove unnecessary barriers keeping people from Jesus. We no longer live in Indiana and are so blessed to be able to still be a part of this amazing church from another state. If you have not heard Pastor Aaron preach, you MUST. Not a believer? Give him one sermon. ❤️

I am beyond thankful to have found this podcast. I have never felt love like this or this kind of connection with my Lord and savior until I heard Erin preach. I needed this more then the air I breath. I wish I lived closer to Indy and could come to a service.

I’m glad you made this, I can’t make it to church much and this solves my problem!

Aaron' s sermons speak to me and touch my soul. I wish l lived closer to the church so I could attend more often with my son's family. All the Ministry staff are great leaders.

I love Aaron's preaching. You can always count on an uncompromising presentation of God's word.

Love the sermons. Where are they this week?

Wonderful sermons!!!

I love listening to the weekly sermons. I can't wait until the next week comes out. I am so glad these are available! I love Aaron's speaking style and how he delivers the message. I hope to get back to actually going someday, but it is too overwhelming right now.

I like the way this church preaches God'd word. It is sincere and it does not bend the truth to appeal to popular opinion.

The thing that most excites me about listening to this sermon on a weekly basis is that I know I am going to hear foundational truths from God's word, and I know that it will be relevant to my life and the lives of the people around me. Aaron does an excellent job of articulating some difficult topics that might otherwise ruffle even the feathers of the most grounded Christians. The gap between secular and non-secular cultures is bridged and done so in a way that is not offensive, but it also does not compromise spiritual truths about Jesus.

What awesome sermons! Aaron you're a great minister. I'm looking forward to the next ones.

Fantastic sermon, looking forward to years to come.