Trailview Church exists to make disciples who delight in Jesus. These are the weekly sermons of our Sunday Gatherings.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Love Your Neighbor" (1 November 2026, 40 minutes), "We follow the Holy Spirit into the city." (25 October 2026, 60 minutes), and "Contend for the city." (18 October 2026, 56 minutes).
Trailview Church publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 275 episodes.
Booking probability for Trailview Church is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Trailview Church requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Trailview Church's contact route on record: public web form.
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Trailview Church is a religion podcast with 275 episodes published.
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The story of the Good Samaritan is familiar to many of us, but what was Jesus really teaching when He told this story in Luke 10? Loving our neighbors means more than what lies on the surface, as Jesus crafts a...
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What could God do through your life if you learned to recognize the Holy Spirit’s leading and courageously said YES? In Acts 16:6–34, Paul follows the Holy Spirit into the city of Philippi, not knowing what awaits him...
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We are in a spiritual battle, and the souls of the people around us are at stake. In Ephesians 6:10–20, Paul reminds us that our battle is not against flesh and blood but against the spiritual forces of darkness. As...
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What if the people of our city could see the goodness of God through the way we live and love others? In Matthew 5:13–16, Jesus calls His followers the salt of the earth and the light of the world. We weren’t created to...
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God has called us out of darkness and into his marvelous light—but he doesn’t leave us there. He sends us back into the darkness to shine the light of the gospel. In this message from 1 Peter 2:9–12, we consider where...
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What do you do when Jesus asks you to do something that feels impossible? In Mark 6:30–44, the disciples are faced with 5,000 hungry people, five loaves, two fish, and a command from Jesus: “You give them something to...
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God has placed us where we are for a purpose. In Jeremiah 29, God calls his people in exile to put down roots, invest their lives, pray for their city, and seek its welfare. As followers of Jesus, we are still...
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Why has God blessed you? From the beginning, God’s blessing was never intended to stop with the person who received it. In Genesis 12 and 22, God promises to bless Abraham so that through him all the families of the...
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What is God’s will for your life? We often ask that question when we’re trying to make decisions about our future, but Jesus gives us an answer that is much bigger than any one decision. In Matthew 9:35–38, Jesus sees...
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What can God do through ordinary people with a little faith? In Judges 6–8, Gideon seems like an unlikely choice to rescue Israel—weak, afraid, and often unsure. Yet God chooses him, empowers him, and sends him. In this...
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What actually makes someone a Christian? Is it being a good person, growing up in church, being baptized, praying a prayer, or simply believing that God exists? In this week’s message, we look to Scripture to answer one...
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What is the secret to a steadfast heart through, the heat of life, hard circumstances? Psalm 57 is a peek into the heart of the person who, although life is hard, they remain steadfast. The link to a steadfast heart...
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Following Jesus isn’t easy—and God never pretends that it is. In Psalm 119:33–40, we hear the prayer of someone who genuinely desires to obey God but knows they cannot do it in their own strength. Rather than relying on...
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What do you do when life feels like wave after wave of fear, pressure, anxiety, and uncertainty? Psalm 33 invites us to lift our eyes from our circumstances to the God who created, rules, and lovingly sustains all...
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In Psalm 32, David reveals the pathway to the soul-deep delight, joy, and freedom we all long for. So often we try to hide our sin, carry shame in silence, and pretend we’re okay while slowly wasting away on the inside...
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<p>It can be easy to become near-sighted about life. Everything feel urgent and important, like it has to happen right now or the whole world will fall apart. Living that way can cause a lot of anxiety in our lives. In...
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<p>Deuteronomy 6:1-9</p><p>What is the aim of your parenting? Are you trying to raise productive citizens and successful adults? Are you trying to give them a better life than you had? Are you training them to be...
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<p>God has entrusted us with the Gospel to live as everyday missionaries among our non-believing neighbors, friends, and family. This week we not only were reminded of this truth from the Great Commission, but also...
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<p>Do you ever feel like an imposter? </p><p>In the Gospel, we are loved by God in the full reality of who we are—freed from the need to pretend and perform for god or others because we are fully known and fully loved...
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