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What happens when comfort turns into compromise? Guest speaker Pastor Brent Bramer delivers a powerful and honest message about what happens when comfort turns into compromise. In this standalone sermon titled Confrontable, Brent unpacks the story of David from 2 Samuel 11–12 and challenges us to examine our own hearts.What do we do with our freedom? Are we using our influence to serve others or to serve ourselves? Brent walks us through the danger of lost passion, the drift into distraction, and the destructive power of self-deception. Most importantly, he calls us to embrace the courage of repentance and experience the redeeming grace of God.This message is a wake-up call to be honest before God, respond when confronted, and step into restoration. Whether you feel stuck, ashamed, or distant, there is hope.Scripture: 2 Samuel 11–12, Psalm 51, Mark 1:15Speaker: Brent BramerChurch: Trace Church, Colorado Springs

What will your life say when words are no longer enough? In 2 Peter 3: Last Words, Dr. T wraps up our 2 Peter series with a powerful message about growing in grace, living with intentionality, and keeping eternity in view. Peter’s final words challenge us to let God’s mercy rewrite our story and transform the way we think, wait, and live.This teaching unpacks practical steps for spiritual growth and reminds us that failure is not the finish line. Whether you are struggling with shame, waiting on God’s promises, or looking for purpose, this message will encourage and equip you to live a life that echoes faith, hope, and grace.Listen now and discover how to grow deeper in your relationship with Jesus.

In this message, Dr. T unpacks 2 Peter 2 and exposes the lies of false teachers and cultural influences that lead us away from God’s truth. Learn how to recognize spiritual deception, stand firm in your faith, and experience true freedom in Christ.False teachers often twist Scripture and promote “your truth” over God’s truth. But Peter gives us a clear warning and a path to stand strong. This message will equip you to guard your heart, anchor your life in God’s Word, and resist the false promises of culture.

How do you build a faith that stands strong through life’s challenges? Guest speaker Josiah Weece brings an encouraging and practical message from 2 Peter 1 at Trace Church in Colorado Springs. This sermon explores what it means to strengthen your foundation in Christ, resist cultural and internal pressures, and live with purpose and confidence. Perfect for new believers, longtime Christians, or anyone searching for hope and direction. Listen now to grow your faith and share this episode to help others discover a lasting relationship with Jesus.About Pastor Josiah WeeceJosiah Weece is the Lead Pastor of Axiom Church in Austin Texas. Before moving to Austin, Josiah served as Youth Pastor at Trace Church in Colorado Springs for five years starting in January 2019. He brings years of experience in student ministry and leadership. At Axiom, Josiah and his wife Jessica are helping people in Austin discover a real and authentic relationship with Jesus. His teaching blends real life experiences with deep biblical tr

In this message, Pastor Aaron teaches from 1 Peter 5 about the power of humility, the danger of pride, and the importance of standing together in faith. Learn how to cast your anxiety on God, resist the enemy, and find strength in community. This sermon will encourage you to stop walking alone and start living with purpose alongside others.If you’re dealing with anxiety, battling isolation, or trying to grow your faith, this message is for you. Together is better because we were never meant to do life alone.Listen now and discover how God wants to use your relationships to strengthen your walk with Him.1 Peter 5, Christian podcast, Trace Church, Colorado Springs church, anxiety and faith, overcome fear, spiritual warfare, serve others, humility sermon, community in Christ, Bible teaching, Sunday message, Jesus cares

Have you ever made promises to God that you couldn’t keep? Ever felt like your failures disqualified you from being used by Him? In this message from 1 Peter chapter 4, Pastor Aaron unpacks how Peter’s story of highs, lows, and redemption shows us that God still uses imperfect people to make a lasting impact.Peter knew what it was like to fall short, to doubt, and to deny Jesus. But he also knew what it meant to be restored. Thirty years after those moments, he writes with deep conviction about living for God, loving others deeply, and using our gifts to serve.This teaching is part of our ongoing series through the book of 1 Peter. Whether you’re new to faith or looking to go deeper, this message will encourage you to live with purpose, especially when life gets hard.1 Peter 4 sermon, Peter denial redemption, Trace Church Colorado Springs, Bible teaching podcast, faith after failure, Christian encouragement, spiritual growth, serve with purpose, Pastor Aaron Pennington

In this Father’s Day message from Trace Church in Colorado Springs, Pastor Aaron continues our series through the book of 1 Peter with a focus on chapter 3. This sermon speaks directly to the heart of biblical manhood, marriage, leadership, and identity.Learn what Scripture says about the roles of husbands and wives, and how real strength and beauty come from character, not culture. Whether you’re a father, husband, wife, or daughter, this message will encourage and challenge you to live with purpose and conviction.Recorded live at Trace Church, this teaching reminds us that when men step into their God-given responsibility, families and communities change for the better.Listen now and be encouraged.Father’s Day Sermon, Trace Church Colorado Springs, 1 Peter 3, Christian Marriage, Biblical Fatherhood, Godly Men, Christian Parenting, Men’s Ministry, Spiritual Leadership, Inner Beauty Bible, Colorado Churches, Pastor Aaron, Trace Church Podcast, Father’s Day Message 2025, Christian Husband and Wife Roles, Raisi

In this impactful message from guest speaker Carl Kuhl, we dive into 1 Peter 2 to explore how our true identity in Christ shapes the way we live. Carl challenges us to see ourselves the way God does: a hungry infant craving spiritual nourishment, a living stone built on Jesus, and a royal priest invited into God’s presence. When we understand who we really are, it changes how we engage with the world around us.This sermon was recorded live at Trace Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado, a growing church focused on helping people live a God-first life and make an impact in their community.Carl Kuhl is a pastor, author, and church planter passionate about helping people find freedom in Jesus. He and his wife Lindsay co-founded Mosaic Christian Church in 2008, which became one of the fastest-growing churches in the country. Today, Carl serves as an executive pastor at Southeast Christian Church in Kentucky, helping lead ministries across 13 campuses. He and Lindsay have four amazing kids and love exploring new pl

In this message, Teaching Pastor Dr. Trent Langhofer begins our new series through the book of 1 Peter. Peter was a follower of Jesus who knew what it felt like to fail, fall short, and question his purpose. But he also discovered the power of grace, restoration, and a living hope through Christ.If you have ever struggled with regret, felt distant from God, or wondered if you can be used again, this episode is for you. Through Peter’s journey, we learn that God meets us in our mess and gives us a purpose that lasts.Follow for weekly Bible-based messages from Trace Church that are practical, honest, and centered on Jesus.

In the final week of our God, Help Me With… series, Pastor Aaron tackles the struggle many of us face but often avoid talking about: breaking bad habits. Whether it’s with food, technology, substances, or relationships, we all have patterns that pull us away from who we truly want to become. Drawing from Scripture and his own personal story, Pastor Aaron reminds us that real change doesn’t start with willpower. It starts with surrender. When we are at our weakest, God’s strength is more than enough. This message is a powerful call to define the habits holding us back, prepare for our weakest moments, and trust that God will always provide a way out.

This week at Trace, Pastor Aaron continued our God, Help Me With… series by speaking on the topic of forgiveness. Whether you’ve struggled to let go of something painful or questioned why God would ask you to forgive someone who deeply hurt you, this message offers both challenge and hope. Through his personal story of loss and a deep dive into Scripture, Pastor Aaron reminds us that forgiveness isn’t about fairness, it’s about freedom. It’s not based on our feelings but on our faith, and it’s a reflection of God’s heart working through us. If you are carrying wounds or bitterness, this message will help you take a step toward healing, peace, and the fullness of life that Jesus promises. Watch or listen now and discover the power of forgiveness in your own life.

Is it possible to be a faithful Christian and still wrestle with doubt?In this powerful Mother’s Day message, Pastor Aaron from Trace Church in Colorado Springs tackles one of the most honest struggles in our faith journey: doubt. Through the story of the demon-possessed boy in Mark 9, the raw confession of “I believe, help my unbelief,” and the story of Doubting Thomas, Aaron reminds us that faith and doubt can coexist. Doubt does not disqualify you from following Jesus.Whether you’re struggling to believe, grieving, or pretending everything is fine when it’s not, this message is for you. Pastor Aaron speaks to the heart of anyone who has ever felt like a fraud for having questions. This sermon will encourage you to bring your full self to God, doubts included, and discover that Jesus still meets you with compassion.Trace Church is a place where you can stop pretending. This is a safe space to be honest about your struggles and grow a faith that is real, not perfect.

Shame doesn’t just wound your story. It tries to rewrite your identity. In this powerful message, Dr. T unpacks the shame cycle, reveals how the enemy distorts our worth, and reminds us that grace gives us a new name. If you’ve ever felt too broken or too far gone, this message is for you. God’s truth is simple but life-changing. You are, you were, and you will be loved.

In this message, Dr. Trent Langhofer from Trace Church kicks off our new series “Lord, Help Me With” by addressing the reality of anxiety. Through biblical teaching, personal stories, and practical steps, he shows how facing fear with faith, revealing hidden struggles, and surrendering control can lead to real peace through Christ.

Celebrate the hope of the resurrection with this powerful Easter message from Aaron Pennington, Lead Pastor at Trace Church in Colorado Springs. In this inspiring sermon, Pastor Aaron unpacks the meaning of the empty tomb, the victory of Jesus over death, and what it means for your life today. Whether you’re new to church, returning after some time, or searching for truth, this message is for you.

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