Brentwood Hills Church of Christ - Nashville, TN

Brentwood Hills Church of Christ
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Sermon messages from the Brentwood Hills Church of Christ in Nashville, TN.

Episodes

  1. 4d ago

    The Servant King | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

    August 2, 2026 - Jesus reveals the heart of God in a way the world never expects. The One who possesses all authority chooses to kneel with a towel before carrying a cross. The foot washing is more than an example of humility, it is a living picture of the Good Shepherd laying down His life for His sheep. Before anyone can follow His example, His cleansing must first be received. Because the Shepherd willingly laid down His life and took it up again. Seeing Jesus as a servant, and shepherd, changes the way we can be up close with him. When we see him in these ways, the Jesus that we show others changes too.

    The Servant King | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

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    Healing In Gratitude | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

    July 26, 2026 - Life moves in cycles, not straight lines. There are seasons of grief, moments of healing, and opportunities for gratitude, but they don’t always come in predictable order. This speaks to learning to stay connected to Jesus in each phase, trusting Him not just in outcomes, but in process.

    Healing In Gratitude | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

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    Growing In Faith | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

    July 19, 2026 - Faith is not a light switch that is either on or off, it is a lifelong journey of seeing Jesus more clearly. The man born blind begins with only enough faith to obey, even before he fully understands who Jesus is. Each encounter with Christ brings greater clarity, stronger conviction, and increasing boldness, and personal sacrifice. As Jesus becomes more valuable, the cost of following Him becomes less intimidating. Worship is ultimately a response to what is believed to have the greatest worth. The clearer Jesus becomes, the more valuable He becomes, until following Him becomes worth every sacrifice.

    Growing In Faith | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

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    When Failure Meets Jesus | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

    July 12, 2026 - Many people hesitate to bring their failures to Jesus because they fear His truth will condemn them. Through the stories of the woman caught in adultery and Peter’s restoration, this message reveals that Jesus is the perfect expression of both grace and truth. He never minimizes sin, but He never allows failure to become a person’s identity. Instead of crushing people beneath their shame, Jesus forgives, restores, and redirects them toward a new life and renewed purpose. Because of who He is, every person can trust Jesus with even their greatest failures.

    When Failure Meets Jesus | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

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    Unstuck | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

    July 5, 2026 - Jesus entered a place where everyone was looking for God to move, yet almost no one recognized that God Himself had already arrived. The crowd watched the water, believing hope depended on a single opportunity, while the religious leaders watched the rules, believing faithfulness meant protecting their traditions. Both groups missed the greater reality standing before them. Jesus reveals that the Father has never stopped working and that His own ministry perfectly displays the Father’s ongoing work in the world. Disciples are called to move beyond disappointment, assumptions, and certainty that limit spiritual vision. As people spend time in prayer, immerse themselves in Scripture, and grow in intimacy with Jesus, they become better able to recognize God’s voice and joyfully join Him where He is already at work.

    Unstuck | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

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    Deep Wells, Deeper Thirst | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

    June 28, 2026 - Every person lives with a spiritual thirst that cannot be permanently satisfied by success, relationships, possessions, achievement, comfort, or even religious performance. In John 4, Jesus meets a Samaritan woman who keeps returning to wells that cannot fully satisfy, and He reveals that the same pattern exists in every human heart. The problem is not simply that people choose shallow wells. Even the deepest earthly wells are not deep enough to satisfy the deepest thirst of the soul. Jesus offers something entirely different: living water through the Spirit of God. Rather than condemning the woman, He exposes the thirst beneath her behavior and invites her into a new source of life. True worship is found in Spirit and truth as people learn to pursue the Father through the Son and live in relationship with Him. The invitation is not to find a better well, but to drink deeply from Christ.

    Deep Wells, Deeper Thirst | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

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    From Above | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

    June 21, 2026 - Nicodemus approaches Jesus as a successful man who seems to have everything together spiritually, socially, and intellectually. But Jesus immediately confronts the way Nicodemus thinks about the kingdom of God. The kingdom is not entered through achievement, morality, influence, or self-improvement. Jesus tells him that life with God begins through being born again from above through the Spirit. Flesh can only reproduce more flesh, but the Spirit produces entirely new life. That means Christianity is not about adding religious habits onto an already existing life. It is surrendering the old life so God can create something completely new. The Spirit changes how work, family, relationships, purpose, and identity are viewed. Instead of trying to control God or optimize the flesh, followers of Jesus learn to live with open hands, repentance, humility, and expectancy for the Spirit to move.

    From Above | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

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    First Encounters | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton

    June 14, 2026 - Every encounter with Jesus is personal because every heart is different. In John 1, Andrew is searching and receives an invitation, Peter is open and receives a new identity, and Nathanael is skeptical and is fully seen. The same Jesus meets each one in a different way, yet each encounter leads to something real and transformative. It becomes clear that knowing about Jesus is not the same as encountering Him. It is possible to understand and still remain distant. What changes everything is moving from information into relationship. Jesus is still present and still meeting people where they are. The invitation is not just to learn more, but to draw closer and experience Him personally.

    First Encounters | Up Close With Jesus | Joel Singleton
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