Gabe Boyd encourages us with three simple steps on how to worship at home with family and friends this Christmas Day....
Beth Godi shares how Paul Tripp's book is helping her model the grace of Christ to her family, and not rely so much on the Law to do what it cannot do. ...
Tami Burnett shares how Paul Tripp's book has helped her focus on the heart, rather than settling for moralistic success. ...
Andy Hagg shares how Paul Tripp's book on parenting has helped him reflect on being a mercy-full parent. ...
The Saints Everlasting Rest is a book reflecting on Heaven by a man who thinks he’s about to be in Heaven. In this review, Josh Stewart explains how this book helps us embrace the practice of biblical meditation for the sake of mission. ...
Follow along each week as we share a prayer based on the Psalm from Sunday's sermon. This week, is a prayer from Psalm 39. ...
Follow along each week as we share a prayer based on the Psalm from Sunday's sermon. This week, Psalm 38 models how to confess sin in a way that relies on the Lord's goodness. ...
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....
The Advent of Hope | 1 Timothy 1:1 | By Tami Burnett". . . Christ Jesus our hope," 1 Timothy 1:1 We all hope for something. We hope for meaningful careers. We hope for repaired relationships. We hope the cancer won't return. We hope for a better future. What are you hoping for today?While it's not wrong to hope for things to get better, ultimately, receiving these things...
Keep Reading The Advent of Love | Psalm 89:1 | By Josh StewartI will sing of the steadfast love of the LORD, forever; with my mouth I will make known your faithfulness to all generations. Psalm 89:1 For all eternity, God's people will rejoice in the perfect and steadfast love of God. This is a beautiful truth to remember as we conclude our Advent series. As we approach Christmas day,...
Keep Reading The Advent of Peace | Psalm 103:11-14 and John 14:27For as high as the heavens are above the earth, so great is his steadfast love toward those who fear him; as far as the east is from the west, so far does he remove our transgressions from us. As a father shows compassion to his children, so the LORD shows compassion to those who fear him. For he knows our frame; he remem...
Keep Reading The Advent of Joy | Luke 2:10-11 And the angel said to them, "Fear not, for behold, I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord. Luke 2:10-11 The heavenly announcement of Jesus' birth was unlike any other. Though most birth announcements are for family and friends...
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For the past few weeks of advent, we have been speaking about thehope, peace, and joy we have in Christ.During this season, we arereminded of God's great love for us in sendinghis Son to earth to be born as a baby who would later die on the cross for our sins toreconcile us back to God. We see this in 1 John 4:10,"In this is love, not that we have loved God but that he lov...
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One of the most loved Christmas carols of all time is, in fact, not a Christmas carol at all. The song is so familiar and its words are so well known that you really don't notice that the song does not include a single detail of Jesus' birth: no stable, no shepherds, no wise men, no Mary or Joseph, no little town of Bethlehem or choirs of angels or silent nights. It's "J...
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As you know, we are in the season of Advent; that time in the Christian calendar when we as a church are preparing our hearts and minds for the celebration of Christmas. Isaiah the prophet spoke of the coming of Christ as a baby when he said: "For to us a child is born, to us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder, and his name shall be called Won...
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As the people of God, this is the time of year that we celebrate Advent, the season leading up to Christmas. Through these four Sundays leading up to Christmas Day, we remember that for thousands of years, God's people were anticipating and longing for the coming of God's salvation. They were awaiting a Savior. That's whatadventmeanscoming. This week we praise the Lord for...
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