Ascend The Hill with Jeremy Austill

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All about going deeper. You'll be able to hear sermons by Pastor Jeremy Austill of Cornerstone Nashville, and the follow up podcast taking an in depth look at relevant topics, theology, and more surrounding each sermon.

  1. 2D AGO

    Slaying the Dragon of Bitterness | Plant the Flag Men’s Podcast Ep. 1

    When anger, bitterness, and father wounds go unchecked, they don’t just hurt you—they poison your whole home and legacy. In this first episode of the Cornerstone Men’s Plant the Flag podcast, Pastor Jeremy talks with Blake about “Slaying the Dragon” and becoming a true “Family Gardener.” Blake shares his story of dealing with a hard relationship with his dad, family conflict over land, hate creeping into his heart, and how God used repentance, the Holy Spirit, and a Band of Brothers to change the atmosphere of his home. If you’re a husband, dad, or Christian man battling anger, unforgiveness, or bitterness, this conversation will challenge you to plant the flags of freedom, spiritual leadership, and legacy in your own house. 👉 If this helps you, like, comment, and share it with another man who needs to hear it. Support the show

    44 min

  2. 6D AGO

    Sending and Launching | ACTS: The Movement Part 10 | November 09, 2025

    In this week’s message, Sending and Launching, Pastor Jeremy Austill shares how the church at Antioch became the first Spirit-led, mission-sending church—and how we’re called to do the same today. Through Acts 13:1–3, we see that worship, fasting, and prayer create the atmosphere where the Holy Spirit speaks and sends. Discover how God is calling us to partner with Him in this moment as we continue the mission to reach the ends of the earth. Support the show

    50 min

  3. NOV 6

    Purpose and Passion | Plant the Flag | MIDWEEK | November 5, 2025

    Every man is created with a God-given purpose and designed to live with passion. But too often, life’s distractions, disappointments, and busyness can dull the fire that once burned inside. In this powerful message, Pastor Jeremy calls men to wake up from spiritual apathy and rediscover the passion and purpose God designed them for. You’ll be challenged to live with focus, intentionality, and courage—to take up responsibility, lead your family well, and pursue something worth suffering for. 🔥 Key Themes: A man cannot survive without purpose and passionPurpose gives meaning; passion gives fuelTrue passion is something you’re willing to suffer forPurpose is forged in obscurity and fanned in brotherhoodEvery man needs to slay the dragon of apathyPurpose and passion grow in the presence of God📖 Scripture Focus: Genesis 17 | Philippians 3:14 | Proverbs 20:5 💬 Takeaways: Steward your present season with intentionalityFind your fire again through prayer and presenceProtect and pass down your purpose to the next generationThis message will stir your soul and remind you that you were made for more. Step out of autopilot and reignite the call of God on your life. Support the show

    40 min

  4. NOV 6

    Should Christians Support Welfare? | Ascend the Hill w/ Jeremy Austill EP 124

    In this episode of Ascend the Hill, we tackle one of today’s most debated issues: work, welfare, and the biblical call to diligence. We discuss the tension between helping those in true need and avoiding a culture of dependency, how Scripture defines work as part of God’s original design, and why being principled doesn’t mean being heartless. Join the conversation on: • The difference between can’t work vs. won’t work • What the Bible says about laziness, diligence, and stewardship • How Christians can balance compassion with responsibility Support the show

    54 min

  5. NOV 5

    It Takes All of Us To Take Care of All of Us | ACTS: The Movement Part 9 | November 02, 2025

    In this message from our ACTS: The Movement series, Pastor Jeremy Austill explores how the early church in Acts 6 teaches us the power of synergy and shared responsibility. When believers worked together serving, giving, praying, and caring for one another, the Gospel multiplied and lives were transformed. Discover why it takes all of us to take care of all of us, and how you can be used by God to build His Church today. 👉 Subscribe for more messages from ACTS: The Movement and join us each week as we study the unstoppable move of God through His people. Support the show

    45 min

  6. NOV 1

    Miracle Offering Explained | Cornerstone Nashville

    In this special episode of Ascend The Hill we discuss the upcoming miracle offering, what it's for, how it will impact our world, and how you can be a part! God is moving at Cornerstone, and we can all be part of the mission on miracle offering Sunday on November 16th! Support the show

    18 min

  7. OCT 30

    Church and Immigration | Ascend the Hill w/ Jeremy Austill EP 123

    Today we dive deep into the topic of the Church, and immigration. This is a continuation of our last podcast addressing the Pope's comments on a variety of cultural issues. How should the church respond to immigration? And how should we care for people while still calling people to live right?  Support the show

    49 min

  8. OCT 26

    An Anatomy of Boldness | ACTS: The Movement Part 8 | October 26, 2025

    What does true boldness look like for a Spirit-filled believer? In this powerful message from Acts 4–5, Pastor unpacks the story of Peter and the apostles ordinary men who stood before powerful leaders, faced persecution, and still proclaimed Jesus with courage and joy. Discover: Why boldness is a fruit of the Holy Spirit The difference between true courage and loud arrogance How to live with fearless conviction rooted in love and truth What it means to rejoice when following Christ costs something Support the show

    55 min
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All about going deeper. You'll be able to hear sermons by Pastor Jeremy Austill of Cornerstone Nashville, and the follow up podcast taking an in depth look at relevant topics, theology, and more surrounding each sermon.

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