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Trails Church Winnipeg hosts Trails Church, a religion show with 316 episodes published.
This Sunday we are in Psalm 31, a lament that majors on the theme of trust in the Lord. Even in his deepest distress, David remains confident in the faithful love of God that will deliver him. How can we do the same? Wha
It is rather providential that on this Father’s Day we find ourselves in a passage that deals with the theme of God’s discipline of his children. In Psalm 30, David praises God for how he delivered him, not from enemies,
Have you ever faced a time of what you might consider ‘God-ordained suffering’? What do we do in those situations? Do we avoid it at all costs? Have you ever had to watch a fellow believer enter a time like that? What do
This week we read Paul’s farewell speech to the elders of the Ephesian Church. It is a tearful goodbye as Paul’s pastoral heart is made evident. His primary concern is for the church to remain healthy in his absence. Wha
This week Paul begins the long voyage back to Jerusalem to conclude his third missionary journey. We also read about an averted tragedy, that Paul was used by God to resurrect a young lad named Eutychus. He fell asleep a
Acts chronicles the relentless expansion of the good news of Jesus. In the second part of Acts 19 we jump ahead a few years to the conclusion of Paul's time in Ephesus, and from this we are given a glimpse into the effec
"Humour and Horror" Acts 19:1-20 In Acts 19 Paul arrives in the city of Ephesus where he experiences one of his most fruitful and extraordinary seasons of ministry. However, we also find two rather peculiar stories: twel
You ever meet a couple who just makes you want to follow Jesus more? Not because they’re flashy. Not because they’re famous. But because there’s just something deeply steady, wise, and faithful about them. In Acts 18, we
Have you ever shared your faith and you thought it went well … only to find out later that it wasn’t received well? You got pulled aside by your boss, reprimanded, or maybe got a text that a said it wasn’t appreciated? H
You and I aren’t neutral towards God … We are either worshipping Him or rebelling against Him. That’s the honest truth that Paul preaches to those in Athens in Acts 17:16–34. Athens, as we know, was as the intellectual c
Ever had one of those moments where something finally clicks… and now you can’t unsee it? That’s exactly what happens in our text this weekend, Acts 17:1-15. As the gospel moves from city to city, a pattern begins to eme
Three people. Nothing in common. One gospel that changes everything. That is what we will see as we dive back into Acts 16 this week and see how the church in Philippi was planted—not through strategy or similarity, but
On Easter Sunday, we celebrate the glorious reality that God has acted to save sinners—which we will see through baptisms as well as in our study of Acts 16: 6-15. As the gospel moves into new territory, we’re reminded:
Division is everywhere. Between friends. Between cultures. Even within the church. And if we’re honest… we’ve all felt it. Today, we’re stepping into a moment where even faithful, Spirit-filled leaders—Paul and Barnabas—
This Sunday we come to a watershed moment in the life of the early church—the Jerusalem Council. The issue on the table is not small. It’s not secondary. The very truth of the gospel is at stake. Are we saved by our work
What if the hardest moments in the Christian life are actually where Jesus is most clearly at work? This week in Acts 14, Paul heals a crippled man… the crowd tries to worship him as a god… and then the same crowd stones
The best news in the Bible isn’t that God has a wonderful plan for your life. It’s that God has made a way to forgive your sins. That’s what we are diving into this weekend as we continue our journey through Acts 13 and
This Sunday, we step into one of the most intense chapters in the book of Acts. James is executed. Peter is imprisoned. Herod exalts himself like a god. And yet — Jesus is not threatened. He is reigning. Acts 12 smells l
This Sunday, we step into one of the most intense chapters in the book of Acts. James is executed. Peter is imprisoned. Herod exalts himself like a god. And yet — Jesus is not threatened. He is reigning. Acts 12 smells l
That name started in Antioch. Not in a cathedral. Not in comfort. Not in cultural power. But in the middle of persecution, scattering, bold preaching, deep discipleship, and radical generosity. This Sunday we’re in Acts
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