Sermon Series

In this series, our focus is on the Seven Words from the Cross—the final words Jesus spoke during His crucifixion. Each word reveals something profound about His mission, heart, and the meaning of His sacrifice. These words are not merely historical details; they are a window into the depth of God’s love and an invitation to respond.

This series, “In God’s Image: Rediscovering Relationships in a Culture of Confusion,” seeks to anchor our understanding of relationships in the unchanging truth of Scripture. At its heart is the biblical teaching of the Imago Dei—that every human being is created in the image of God, possessing inherent dignity and purpose. This foundational truth transforms how we view ourselves and others, shaping the way we relate in friendship, navigate singleness, and approach marriage.

Through the “House of Hezekiah” study, we’re exploring what it means to experience personal and corporate renewal. It’s about clearing the way for God to work in us, crying out to Him in prayer, and building a legacy that glorifies Christ. This study is timely because it aligns with our 10-year vision of becoming a church known for blending legacy and creativity, while also deepening our commitment to discipleship and worship.

Throughout Advent, we immerse ourselves in this story of waiting, identifying with the longing for God’s kingdom to be fully realized. The Book of Ruth offers a theological vision of Advent by reminding us of a God who brings fullness from emptiness, life from death, and light into our darkness.

“Revive” is more than just a sermon series; it’s a two-year strategic ministry plan to awaken our hearts, renew our church, and engage our city. Spiritual renewal isn’t something we manufacture—it’s the work of the Holy Spirit intensifying His ordinary operations in our lives.

Imagine a vibrant and dynamic church, known far and wide as Nashville’s Church, a beacon of hope nestled in the heart of our beloved city, standing as a lighthouse atop Broadway. This series is designed to help us picture a place where people from all walks of life come together, united by a shared love for Jesus and an unwavering passion for serving our city.

Over eight weeks, we studied and reviewed The Lord’s Prayer in depth. This is Jesus’ prayer. We don’t have to wonder what Jesus prayed for when he retreated from his followers for worship. This is his prayer.

The Book of Jonah tells the story of one of God’s messengers who refused to obey God. It’s an interesting book. Most of the books in the Bible focus on God’s message to a group of people. This is the only book that explicitly focuses on God’s messenger.

A series that focused on the “I Am” statements from John 6 – 10. It examined the character, promises, and holiness of Jesus.