Preston Trail Community Church Podcast

Want a new marriage? Don’t worry—the one you already have will change soon enough!

Learn the surprising truth about the best possible outcome in your marriage: you can get a new marriage . . . with the same spouse.

When God gives us a grander vision for our lives, we are compelled to go beyond our comfort zones.

“I was such a good parent . . . before I ever had kids.” When parenthood gets real, the words we choose with our kids matter more than we know.

Our friendships aren’t static—they’re dynamic, changing, living things. Are your words with friends bringing life to your friendship, or draining it dry?

Happy Birthday, Preston Trail—you’re 15 years old! We'll celebrate the faithfulness of God and his people over the first 15 years of our story, then look ahead to the big things we believe God is calling the people of Preston Trail to accomplish for his kingdom in the next 15.

Engaging your world means moving beyond your comfort zone to meet the needs of others, and it’s great . . . in theory. But real life is crazy! What does it mean for a busy North Texas family to engage your world in real, meaningful ways?

God loves you just as you are . . . but he loves you far too much to remain as you are. In Jesus, you are made new!

Dad, what you do is BIG! God made you to be a big deal in your family, and that's a big responsibility. This Father's Day weekend, we want to help you step up to the responsibility of being a better dad, husband and man. Join us for Dad's BIG WKND as we celebrate what it means to be a dad and give you some practical tools to lead yourself and your family.

Worship isn't meant to be a spectator sport. So what does it mean to experience "do it yourself" worship when you're at church?

A relational break can lead to hurt feelings--or worse, heartbreak. But in John Mark we see that even an epic falling out doesn't have to be the end of the story.

As Jesus faced his hour of greatest suffering, his best friend denied him with curses. Peter's failure was epic . . . but so was his comeback.

Mary Magdalene was used to being brushed off, left out and turned away, until she met Jesus. He gave value to a life defined by rejection.

Easter is the greatest comeback of all time, as Jesus defeated death once and for all.

More profound than any physical pain is the agony of separation from God. Jesus spoke the last word on God's absence so that we never have to endure it.

Perhaps the most adventurous life of all starts with a factor of one--one willing person who prays, "Multiply me."

When prayed without boundaries and free from excuses, "Send me" can lead you across the street . . . or across the globe.

It's a prayer that puts our comfortable life at risk. Dare we invite God to interrupt our carefully laid plans?

Like a diamond in the rough, we have tremendous potential to shine--but only if we're willing to pray for God's refining.

Big things happen when we can admit we don't already know it all, and simply pray, "Teach me."