Meeting People Where It Matters We are excited to give you the latest Pursue capital campaign update as we continue to build for people and believe for more. Hundreds of people are still moving to Middle Tennessee each week. And we are determined to meet them where they are to
Subscribe Now Hot Takes from Pastors?? Sermon Notes | Episode 7 In this episode, Pastor Jay Strother (The Church at Station Hill) joins hosts Amy-Jo Girardier and Travis Cottrell to discuss the importance of speaking a good word in season. And the words for this season…pumpkin spice! Notes from
This Will Make Your Heart Skip A Beat! How to Read The Bible | Week 4 How do you know when God moves on your heart? Pastor Wade Owens from The Church at Nolensville provides a few examples and shares how Scripture stirs our hearts to live fully for Christ.
The Best Story You’ll Ever Hear How to Read The Bible | Week 3 From beginning to end, the Bible tells the story of God as Creator. Pastor Brandon Owen from The Church at Harpeth Heights details the best ways to engage with the gospel story and shares a few
Subscribe Now Is The Bible Just a Guidebook? Sermon Notes | Episode 5 In this episode, Pastor Matt Pearson (The Church at West Franklin) joins hosts Amy Jo Girardier and Hunter Melton to talk about best practices when it comes to reading the Bible. Plus, play along as they
If you’re like me, you often overlook the power of the Holy Spirit in your life. Some days, I read my Bible, pray, or go to church without once recognizing the Lord’s presence and power. It’s days like “Pentecost Sunday” that I’m reminded of my constant need of the Holy
As we’re venturing into the last week of the Advent season, let’s take a few more moments to discuss the importance of peace. Use the opportunity to share how peace relates to a life lived with Christ. As you gather to discuss the events of your week, reflect on the
Grand Opening of The Rowen Glenn Center We are so excited to celebrate the Rowen Glenn Center. It is absolutely thrilling that we are able to welcome each of our friends, families, and volunteers in the Embrace Special Needs Ministry to our new space today. From the bottom of our