Preston Trail Community Church Podcast

Following Jesus gives us a new lifestyle that blesses and serves others.

Building our lives on Jesus gives us a new foundation for a life of hope and joy.

Looking to Jesus gives us a new perspective on what it means to be really alive.

Trusting in Jesus gives us a new start to a full and purposeful life.

We live in a weary world deeply in need of joy. Celebrate with us as we remember what the birth of Jesus means for us and all the world this Christmas!

We live in a weary world deeply in need of love. The love of Jesus is enough to satisfy our deepest longings for connection and desires for purpose if we will look to him.

We live in a weary world deeply in need of peace. We were never promised comfortable circumstances, but we were promised that we would never walk through them alone. The presence of Jesus brings us peace in the broken places, the missing places and those that are simply out of order.

God has given each of us an image with purpose & value. Join us as we discover how to use our God-given image in a purposeful way.

We used to think of church as a place to go. But this year has reminded us what was true all along: Church isn’t just a place to go. It’s a way to live.

Despite a challenging year, God has proven himself faithful. During this outdoor service, Preston Trail celebrates the new life we have in Christ.

Asking God to restore us based on the example of Jesus

Asking God to renew all things, including us, in his good and perfect timing

Asking God to reveal our hypocrisy so we can live lives of integrity

Asking God to redirect our hearts and minds as we examine the evils of racism

Asking God to refine us as we walk through hard times

Perhaps more than any other year, 2020 is a year when educators deserve our appreciation and need our support.

Wishing, willing and working for the good of others even when you’d like to key their car.

Living out the “one-another” whether or not they silence their dogs, mow their lawn, or discipline their kids the way you’d prefer.

Gracing those who came before… especially now that we’re becoming them.