In “Touch the Untouchable,” we launch our new Authority & Mission series by seeing Jesus step off the mountain not just with bold words, but with real authority to heal, restore, and rescue. In Matthew 8:1–17, Jesus moves toward the people everyone else avoids—the leper, the Gentile, the sick, and the overlooked—showing that His power is matched by His compassion, and that His mission is bigger than physical healing: He came to make the unclean clean and bring outsiders near. Join us as we see that Jesus still touches the untouchable, still speaks with absolute authority, and still calls His church to move toward broken people with both truth and mercy. 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

In “Touch the Untouchable,” we launch our new Authority & Mission series by seeing Jesus step off the mountain not just with bold words, but with real authority to heal, restore, and rescue. In Matthew 8:1–17, Jesus moves toward the people everyone else avoids—the leper, the Gentile, the sick, and the overlooked—showing that His power is matched by His compassion, and that His mission is bigger than physical healing: He came to make the unclean clean and bring outsiders near. Join us as we see that Jesus still touches the untouchable, still speaks with absolute authority, and still calls His church to move toward broken people with both truth and mercy. 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

Join us for Good Friday service. 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

In *Before the Headlines, There Was a Covenant*, we’ll look past politics, pressure, and cultural noise to ask a deeper question: what has God actually said about Israel, Abraham, and His covenant promises? This message will challenge confusion, reject antisemitism, and call believers to stand with biblical clarity, humility, and courage in a time when many are tempted to stay quiet. 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

In *Before the Headlines, There Was a Covenant*, we’ll look past politics, pressure, and cultural noise to ask a deeper question: what has God actually said about Israel, Abraham, and His covenant promises? This message will challenge confusion, reject antisemitism, and call believers to stand with biblical clarity, humility, and courage in a time when many are tempted to stay quiet. 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

This Sunday in “Built on Rock” (Matthew 7:21–29), Jesus closes the Sermon on the Mount by shaking up our "religious" confidence—because saying “Lord, Lord” isn’t the same thing as actually knowing Him. He warns that impressive ministry moments and spiritual “résumés” won’t matter on the day of judgment if there’s no real obedience and relationship underneath. Then He drops the final picture: two builders, two foundations, one unavoidable storm—because storms don’t create foundations, they expose them. Come ready to trade amazement for obedience, ditch sand for rock, and build a life that can actually stand. 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

In this message from Matthew 7:13–20, Jesus cuts through feel-good religion and forces us to face what really matters: which road we’re on, what kind of fruit our lives are producing, and whether we’ve trusted the real Christ or a watered-down substitute. “Narrow Gate, Good Fruit” is a clear call to reject the broad, easy path that leads to destruction, enter by Jesus alone, and live with the kind of transformed life that proves faith is real. It’s also a sobering warning to watch out for false teachers, because not everyone who sounds spiritual is leading people toward truth. 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

In this message from Matthew 7:13–20, Jesus cuts through feel-good religion and forces us to face what really matters: which road we’re on, what kind of fruit our lives are producing, and whether we’ve trusted the real Christ or a watered-down substitute. “Narrow Gate, Good Fruit” is a clear call to reject the broad, easy path that leads to destruction, enter by Jesus alone, and live with the kind of transformed life that proves faith is real. It’s also a sobering warning to watch out for false teachers, because not everyone who sounds spiritual is leading people toward truth. 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

In this message from Matthew 7:13–20, Jesus cuts through feel-good religion and forces us to face what really matters: which road we’re on, what kind of fruit our lives are producing, and whether we’ve trusted the real Christ or a watered-down substitute. “Narrow Gate, Good Fruit” is a clear call to reject the broad, easy path that leads to destruction, enter by Jesus alone, and live with the kind of transformed life that proves faith is real. It’s also a sobering warning to watch out for false teachers, because not everyone who sounds spiritual is leading people toward truth. 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

When prayer feels like it’s hitting the ceiling, Jesus doesn’t say “give up”—He says ask, seek, knock. This Sunday’s message, “Knock Til It Opens” (Matthew 7:7–12), is for anyone who’s tired of silence, tempted to quit, or settling for safe prayers. We’ll talk about persistent prayer, a Father who gives good gifts, and why real prayer should shape how we treat people (the Golden Rule). Come ready to knock again. #KnockTilItOpens #SermonOnTheMount #Prayer 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

When prayer feels like it’s hitting the ceiling, Jesus doesn’t say “give up”—He says ask, seek, knock. This Sunday’s message, “Knock Til It Opens” (Matthew 7:7–12), is for anyone who’s tired of silence, tempted to quit, or settling for safe prayers. We’ll talk about persistent prayer, a Father who gives good gifts, and why real prayer should shape how we treat people (the Golden Rule). Come ready to knock again. #KnockTilItOpens #SermonOnTheMount #Prayer 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

“Don’t judge me” might be the most abused Bible line on the planet—but Jesus isn’t calling His people to be spineless or brainless. In this message, we’ll unpack what “Judge not” actually means (and what it doesn’t), why Jesus says to deal with your own “log” before you touch somebody else’s “speck,” and why discernment still matters when you’re dealing with people who trample what’s holy. If you’ve ever wrestled with correction, hypocrisy, church hurt, online arguments, or how to speak truth without becoming toxic—this one’s for you. 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