Follow along each week as we share a prayer based on the Psalm from Sunday's sermon. This week, Psalm 37 reminds us to treasure the Lord instead of envy the wicked....
Follow along each week as we share a prayer based on the Psalm from Sunday's sermon. This week, Psalm 35 helps us run to God when the world hates us. ...
Follow along each week as we share a prayer based on the Psalm from Sunday's sermon. This week, Psalm 36 helps us praise God for His lovingkindness!...
Follow along each week as we share a prayer based on the Psalm from Sunday's sermon. This week, Psalm 34 helps us enjoy God in the midst of troubles. ...
Follow along each week as we share a prayer based on the Psalm from Sunday's sermon. This week, Psalm 33 teaches us that the Lord is our help and shield!...
Follow along each week as we share a prayer based on the Psalm from Sunday's sermon. This week, Psalm 32 reminds us of the joy of being forgiven!...
Follow along each week as we share a prayer based on the Psalm from Sunday's sermon. This week, Psalm 31 teaches us how to entrust ourselves to God's sovereign, loving rule! ...
Most of our days are full of reading and writing emails, social media posts, and text messages, but when's the last time you thought of writing as a way to make disciples? The Bible and church history show that God has ordained writing as an important ministry tool, and I think it’s time for the local church to reclaim this tool for the sake of the gospel. ...
The Trails Church is a new church plant, launching this fall in Celina, TX....
As a boy, we would go and visit my grandparents in East Texas. These trips were filled with outdoor adventures and shooting things, eating cornbread and shelling peas. I loved it.I loved my grandpa. I loved clearing fence lines and gathering brush with him. I loved singing beside him at church on Sunday morning. Before we would go to church, or out into the community, I r...
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The mission statement of the Trails is simple and focused: To glorify God by making disciples through the gospel, in community, and on mission. This is mantra that will help keep our eyes fixed on the center of the target. It also provides a filter through which we can assess emphases, projects, and the overall culture of our church. We want to plant a church with a cultur...
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