Walnut Street Church of Christ Dickson, TN

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Weekly sermons from Chris McCurley & other guest speakers at the Walnut Street Church of Christ located in Dickson, Tennessee.

Episodes

  1. 2D AGO

    YOU!

    One of our shepherds at Walnut Street shares a lesson on evangelism and how we, as children of God, have been saved to save.

    27 min

  2. 2D AGO

    BODY LANGUAGE: Comfort One Another

    Not only do we grieve with hope, but we also grieve with family. Grieving can be made so much easier when we know that we have the Lord on our side. And the pain we feel can be lessened by knowing that we have a church family that weeps with us. Comforting those who are hurting is a work of the church that all Christians should buy into.

    32 min

  3. FEB 9

    OF CHRIST

    In this message, one of our shepherds, Troy Williams, shares the meaning of being in Christ and the affect of such on our lives as well as the lives of others.

    38 min

  4. FEB 8

    BODY LANGUAGE: Serve One Another

    The word “serve” or “to serve” comes from the Greek word doulos, which means “slave” or “to be a slave.” Think about that for a moment. Christ set us free from the slavery of sin only to make us slaves to one another through the love of Christ. Instead of being masters with many servants, we are called to be servants with many masters. Christ didn’t just remove the chains of sin and condemnation. He also unshackled us to a new life marked by holiness and love.

    30 min

  5. FEB 1

    BODY LANGUAGE: Pray for One Another

    The Lord’s church is a body—something Paul makes clear in 1 Corinthians Chapter 12. We are all a functioning part of this body, and our functionality gives the body life and power. And the connective tissue prayer. So, if we want to be a strong body for the Lord, then we must be a praying people. And if you want to pray with more power, then pray with more people.

    31 min

  6. JAN 25

    BODY LANGUAGE: Love One Another

    Why should we love one another? Other than we’re told to. We do it because we can’t help it. It’s who we are. It’s in our DNA. It all comes down to identity. The Apostle John stresses this over and over again. If this is not who you are, then how can the love of God be in you? If love doesn’t define you, then are you really following Jesus? Do you love God? If so, that inherently means that you love others. The two go hand in hand.

    30 min

  7. JAN 25

    BODY LANGUAGE: Bear One Another's Burdens

    There was a little girl who was late getting home from school. Her mom was starting to worry and had started out the door to go look for her when she noticed her coming up the sidewalk. The mom asked her daughter, “Where have you been?” The little girl replied, “Janie dropped her art project, and it shattered into a thousand pieces.” The mom said, “Oh, well, that makes sense. You stopped to help her pick it up.” The little girl replied, “No, I stopped to help her cry.” That little girl understood something we all need to understand. Simply being present may help lighten a burden and help the one who is hurting face another hour, another day, another season.

    31 min

  8. JAN 25

    BODY LANGUAGE: Be Devoted to One Another

    You are defined by your relationship with God, and that relationship defines all other relationships in your life. Every damaged relationship in your life points back to your closeness with God. Every barrier to love in our horizontal relationships is a reflection of a problem with love in our vertical relationship. Don’t fool yourself into thinking that the vertical is straight if the horizontal is crooked.

    28 min

  9. JAN 25

    BODY LANGUAGE: Stir Up One Another

    The language of Hebrews 10:24 seems rather negative on the surface. It’s paroxysmos and it means “to incite” or “provoke.” It’s derived from the Greek word for rebellion. This is the language of rebels and revolution. It’s the language of insurrection and uprising. We are instructed to consider how to start a riot! Not a riot that produces violence and hatred and oppression and destruction. The Hebrew writer is saying, “Start a riot of love and good works.”

    28 min
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Weekly sermons from Chris McCurley & other guest speakers at the Walnut Street Church of Christ located in Dickson, Tennessee.

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