The Trails Church
The Trails Church exists to glorify God by making disciples through the gospel, in community, and on mission.
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The Judgment of God : Romans 2:5–11
The Kindness That Leads To Repentance : Romans 2:1-4
Restore Us, O God: Psalm 80
The text before us today, at its heart, was originally a song that was meant to be sung by God’s people. And like any good song, this one has a good chorus. And while we might not know how the original melody sounded or what chords they used to accompany it, the message of the chorus rings out loud and clear. What I want you to see is that this song has a lot to teach us today–almost 2,000 years…
When Our Hearts Cry, “How Long, O Lord?”: Psalm 79
God Moves in a Mysterious Way: Psalm 77
The Hope of Every Generation: Psalm 78
Sing the Triumph of Our King: Psalm 76
Psalm 76 proclaims the victory of God over His enemies, the rescue of His people, and the praise that is rightly due His name. The psalm is marked by two Selahs, natural pauses that shape its movement.
Elements of Missions DNA: Acts 11:19-30
This morning we’ll be in Acts 11:19-30. This is the founding of the church. This is where Antioch was born . This sermon is titled “Elements of Missions DNA”, because we see here, in the first year of the church’s life, 4 very simple things, that will later produce the missions maturity that Antioch is so well-known for. And my prayer for us, Church, is that our time in God’s Word today would…
Rejoicing in Our Righteous Judge: Psalm 75
Psalm 75 echoes much of Hannah’s song in 1 Samuel 2. There, Hannah rejoices over the birth of her son, Samuel. She praises the God who hears the cries of the humble and rules with perfect justice, themes that are all over this psalm. The difference, however, is that in 1 Samuel 2, Hannah is singing because God had already answered her prayers. She had just given her son to serve with Eli. In Psalm…
How to Pray When the Enemy Prevails: Psalm 74
Psalm 74 is a corporate lament, sung and prayed by Israel in the midst of an unspeakable tragedy that has occurred at the hands of their enemies. And what I want us to see today is that these words were not just meant for a people 2,500 years ago. But that this psalm is just as useful and necessary for God’s people today, especially as we face suffering and hardship from the enemy. The solution…