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Church On The Trail
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01:35:15
The Declaration of Dependence (11:15)
"The Declaration of Dependence" challenges the cultural obsession with self-sufficiency and independence by unpacking Jesus’ radical call in Matthew 16:24–25 to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him. True freedom, it teaches, isn’t about doing whatever we want but about surrendering control and trusting Christ to resurrect something better than we could ever build on our own. While the world celebrates independence, this message flips the script, showing that real liberty is found when we lay down our lives and embrace our dependence on Jesus. In that surrender, we discover the peace, purpose, and rest our souls have been craving. Subscribe to our channel to see more messages from Church On The Trail: @churchonthetrail Give towards what God is doing through Church On The Trail: https://www.churchonthetrail.org/give At Church On The Trail, we are traditional in belief, but unconventional in practice. We will do anything short of sin to remove barriers and reach people who are far from God. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @churchonthetrail
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01:32:44
The Declaration of Dependence (9:30)
"The Declaration of Dependence" challenges the cultural obsession with self-sufficiency and independence by unpacking Jesus’ radical call in Matthew 16:24–25 to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him. True freedom, it teaches, isn’t about doing whatever we want but about surrendering control and trusting Christ to resurrect something better than we could ever build on our own. While the world celebrates independence, this message flips the script, showing that real liberty is found when we lay down our lives and embrace our dependence on Jesus. In that surrender, we discover the peace, purpose, and rest our souls have been craving. Subscribe to our channel to see more messages from Church On The Trail: @churchonthetrail Give towards what God is doing through Church On The Trail: https://www.churchonthetrail.org/give At Church On The Trail, we are traditional in belief, but unconventional in practice. We will do anything short of sin to remove barriers and reach people who are far from God. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @churchonthetrail
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01:30:54
The Joy of Humility (11:15)
Most of us try to build our legacy through grinding effort, but Paul flipped the script—he gave up the résumé to chase Jesus. In Philippians 3:1–6, he warns against legalism, calling out religious rule-keepers who try to tack on works to the Gospel. Paul had the credentials, the pedigree, and the passion—but counted it all as garbage next to knowing Christ. Real joy doesn’t come from flexing your spiritual résumé; it comes from surrendering your heart by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. Subscribe to our channel to see more messages from Church On The Trail: @churchonthetrail Give towards what God is doing through Church On The Trail: https://www.churchonthetrail.org/give At Church On The Trail, we are traditional in belief, but unconventional in practice. We will do anything short of sin to remove barriers and reach people who are far from God. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @churchonthetrail
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01:20:22
The Joy of Humility (9:30)
Most of us try to build our legacy through grinding effort, but Paul flipped the script—he gave up the résumé to chase Jesus. In Philippians 3:1–6, he warns against legalism, calling out religious rule-keepers who try to tack on works to the Gospel. Paul had the credentials, the pedigree, and the passion—but counted it all as garbage next to knowing Christ. Real joy doesn’t come from flexing your spiritual résumé; it comes from surrendering your heart by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. Subscribe to our channel to see more messages from Church On The Trail: @churchonthetrail Give towards what God is doing through Church On The Trail: https://www.churchonthetrail.org/give At Church On The Trail, we are traditional in belief, but unconventional in practice. We will do anything short of sin to remove barriers and reach people who are far from God. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @churchonthetrail
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01:00:13
The Joy of Ministry (11:15) Pt. 2
In a world that idolizes fame and comfort, Paul, Timothy, and Epaphroditus show us a radically different path—the joy of being poured out for the sake of Christ. Ministry, for them, wasn’t about recognition but sacrifice: Paul, imprisoned yet rejoicing; Timothy, faithful and selfless; and Epaphroditus, risking his life behind the scenes. Subscribe to our channel to see more messages from Church On The Trail: @churchonthetrail Give towards what God is doing through Church On The Trail: https://www.churchonthetrail.org/give At Church On The Trail, we are traditional in belief, but unconventional in practice. We will do anything short of sin to remove barriers and reach people who are far from God. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @churchonthetrail
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18:53
The Joy of Ministry (11:15)
In a world that idolizes fame and comfort, Paul, Timothy, and Epaphroditus show us a radically different path—the joy of being poured out for the sake of Christ. Ministry, for them, wasn’t about recognition but sacrifice: Paul, imprisoned yet rejoicing; Timothy, faithful and selfless; and Epaphroditus, risking his life behind the scenes. Subscribe to our channel to see more messages from Church On The Trail: @churchonthetrail Give towards what God is doing through Church On The Trail: https://www.churchonthetrail.org/give At Church On The Trail, we are traditional in belief, but unconventional in practice. We will do anything short of sin to remove barriers and reach people who are far from God. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @churchonthetrail
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01:21:17
The Joy of Ministry (9:30)
In a world that idolizes fame and comfort, Paul, Timothy, and Epaphroditus show us a radically different path—the joy of being poured out for the sake of Christ. Ministry, for them, wasn’t about recognition but sacrifice: Paul, imprisoned yet rejoicing; Timothy, faithful and selfless; and Epaphroditus, risking his life behind the scenes. Subscribe to our channel to see more messages from Church On The Trail: @churchonthetrail Give towards what God is doing through Church On The Trail: https://www.churchonthetrail.org/give At Church On The Trail, we are traditional in belief, but unconventional in practice. We will do anything short of sin to remove barriers and reach people who are far from God. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @churchonthetrail
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01:26:47
The Father's Love (11:15)
This Father’s Day message digs deep into Luke 15 and the parable we call “The Prodigal Son”—but really, it’s a story about the Father. Whether your earthly dad was absent, abusive, or amazing, Jesus wants you to know the love of your perfect heavenly Father—a love that runs toward us even when we’re filthy, broken, and far off. God loves you when you’re unlovable, lost, and proud—and He wraps you in grace, not guilt. This isn’t just a nice story—it’s the Gospel: we were dead, and in Christ, we’re alive again. Subscribe to our channel to see more messages from Church On The Trail: @churchonthetrail Give towards what God is doing through Church On The Trail: https://www.churchonthetrail.org/give At Church On The Trail, we are traditional in belief, but unconventional in practice. We will do anything short of sin to remove barriers and reach people who are far from God. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @churchonthetrail
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01:20:30
The Father's Love (09:30)
This Father’s Day message digs deep into Luke 15 and the parable we call “The Prodigal Son”—but really, it’s a story about the Father. Whether your earthly dad was absent, abusive, or amazing, Jesus wants you to know the love of your perfect heavenly Father—a love that runs toward us even when we’re filthy, broken, and far off. God loves you when you’re unlovable, lost, and proud—and He wraps you in grace, not guilt. This isn’t just a nice story—it’s the Gospel: we were dead, and in Christ, we’re alive again. Subscribe to our channel to see more messages from Church On The Trail: @churchonthetrail Give towards what God is doing through Church On The Trail: https://www.churchonthetrail.org/give At Church On The Trail, we are traditional in belief, but unconventional in practice. We will do anything short of sin to remove barriers and reach people who are far from God. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @churchonthetrail
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The Joy of Responsibility (11:15 AM)
In a world that’s twisted, loud, and light on character, Paul calls believers to a life of gritty, grace-fueled discipline. Philippians 2:12–16 lays out three powerful resolutions: put in the work, rely on God’s strength, and stand out by shining with holiness and hope. We don’t work for salvation—we work from it, holding fast to the word of life and walking straight in a crooked culture. Real joy comes not from applause, but from responsibility, and one day, we’ll stand before Jesus knowing it was worth it. Subscribe to our channel to see more messages from Church On The Trail: @churchonthetrail Give towards what God is doing through Church On The Trail: https://www.churchonthetrail.org/give At Church On The Trail, we are traditional in belief, but unconventional in practice. We will do anything short of sin to remove barriers and reach people who are far from God. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @churchonthetrail
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01:34:12
The Joy of Responsibility (11:15 AM)
In a world that’s twisted, loud, and light on character, Paul calls believers to a life of gritty, grace-fueled discipline. Philippians 2:12–16 lays out three powerful resolutions: put in the work, rely on God’s strength, and stand out by shining with holiness and hope. We don’t work for salvation—we work from it, holding fast to the word of life and walking straight in a crooked culture. Real joy comes not from applause, but from responsibility, and one day, we’ll stand before Jesus knowing it was worth it. Subscribe to our channel to see more messages from Church On The Trail: @churchonthetrail Give towards what God is doing through Church On The Trail: https://www.churchonthetrail.org/give At Church On The Trail, we are traditional in belief, but unconventional in practice. We will do anything short of sin to remove barriers and reach people who are far from God. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @churchonthetrail
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01:16:55
The Joy of Unity (09:30 AM)
Subscribe to our channel to see more messages from Church On The Trail: @churchonthetrail Give towards what God is doing through Church On The Trail: https://www.churchonthetrail.org/give At Church On The Trail, we are traditional in belief, but unconventional in practice. We will do anything short of sin to remove barriers and reach people who are far from God. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook: @churchonthetrail
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