Christ Church

Christ-centered, hope-filled, burden-lifting messages — from the Bible, for God’s glory & our joy.
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Jesus said, ”Come to me, all who are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” Christ Church is a local gathering of Jesus’ Church in Nashville, TN who are committed to taking Jesus at his word, and loving him with our whole hearts, souls, and might.

  1. Exodus 15:1-3, “Singing with Jesus”

    1일 전

    Exodus 15:1-3, “Singing with Jesus”

    The song of Exodus 15 is the first congregational song in all of Scripture — and they had good reason to sing, having just beheld their salvation! We, as Christians, have the best possible reason to sing praise to God and the firmest hope. Singing together is a Christian privilege, as we follow our Worship Leader (Jesus) in joining heaven’s song.

    36분
  2. Exodus 14, “Grace & Faith”

    2월 24일

    Exodus 14, “Grace & Faith”

    From Israel’s desperate moment at the Red Sea, this sermon highlights that salvation is entirely God’s work from start to finish: he takes the initiative, he fights the battle, and he brings his people through from death to life. The crossing is portrayed as a new-creation event—dark waters divided, dry land appearing—showing that just as God created the world without help, so he saves sinners by sheer grace. Israel contributed nothing but need; they were told to be still and see the Lord’s salvation. Yet grace does not eliminate response: salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone. Faith is not vague sentiment but active trust—stepping into the path God opens, abandoning all self-made “rafts,” repenting daily, and living in light of Christ’s promises. Because God fights first and wins, believers can stop trying to earn rescue and instead follow Jesus confidently, even when obedience feels like death, trusting him for resurrection life on the other side.

    42분
  3. Exodus 13:17–22, "Trust Me"

    2월 17일

    Exodus 13:17–22, "Trust Me"

    Sometimes we think we can see the best path out ahead of us—the path that would get us to where we want to be quickly and directly. And then God throws us a curveball, and takes us on the path that seems more difficult. Why does God withhold certain things from us? Why does he lead us into trouble, suffering, and sorrow? Exodus 13:17–22 shows us that God has his reasons, and we have good reason to trust him.

    37분
  4. Exodus 12:14–20, “The Feast of Unleavened Bread”

    2월 10일

    Exodus 12:14–20, “The Feast of Unleavened Bread”

    The Feast of Unleavened Bread teaches God’s people that they are both sustained by him and defined by him. Israel ate unleavened bread first because they left Egypt in haste and then because God was training them to depend daily on his provision as they journeyed with him. That pattern finds its fulfillment in Christ, the true Bread from heaven, on whom we must feed by faith for eternal life. At the same time, the removal of leaven marked covenant identity: those who shared the bread belonged to the redeemed people of God. In the new covenant, this symbolism reaches its climax at the Lord’s Table, where believers do not make themselves pure, but receive Christ by faith as those who already are “unleavened” in him—assured of their identity, sustained for the journey, and strengthened to live out who they truly are.

    43분
  5. Exodus 12:5–7, “Eating the Lamb (and the Lord’s Supper)”

    2월 3일

    Exodus 12:5–7, “Eating the Lamb (and the Lord’s Supper)”

    This sermon argues that the Passover meal in Exodus 12 was not merely about the lamb’s death, but about restored fellowship with God, as Israel ate in his presence because judgment had been dealt with through substitution; that meal functioned as proclamation (confessing past deliverance, present identity, and future hope), participation (real communion with God and one another), and presence (safely eating before God without fear). Jesus fulfills and transforms this meal in the Lord’s Supper, where the church likewise proclaims Christ’s death and return, truly participates in his saving benefits by faith, and communes with Christ who is really present by the Spirit. Because the cross has decisively ended hostilities between God and his people, the Lord’s Table becomes a present outpost of Eden and a foretaste of the coming feast in the new creation, where God’s redeemed people will dwell and eat with him forever.

    38분
  6. Exodus 12:13, 21–28, “The Blood of the Lamb”

    1월 22일

    Exodus 12:13, 21–28, “The Blood of the Lamb”

    God’s holy presence is a danger to people stained by sin and death, and no sincerity, effort, or moral improvement can make us fit to stand before Him. In the Passover, God teaches that only the blood of a substitute life can cleanse what death has defiled, so that judgment passes over and God can dwell without destroying. This same logic is fulfilled in Christ, whose blood both saves us once for all and continues to cleanse us as we walk in the light.

    43분
  7. Exodus 12:1–6, “The Death of the Lamb”

    1월 13일

    Exodus 12:1–6, “The Death of the Lamb”

    In the first Passover, God did not save his people because they were good but because He is. Each household took a lamb, brought it into their home, and then watched as that lamb died in place of their firstborn. The blood on the door was a simple, visible confession: “The lamb died instead of me.” That night taught Israel — and now teaches us — that salvation is not earned, but received through substitution. This is the story Jesus fulfills as the true and perfect Lamb of God, who entered our world, was found without fault, and gave his life in our place. He did not die in general, but personally — for you. And because his sacrifice is finished, you are safe, you are loved, and you are free.

    36분
  8. Exodus 11:4–7, 12:29–32, “The Death of the Firstborn”

    1월 6일

    Exodus 11:4–7, 12:29–32, “The Death of the Firstborn”

    The firstborn stands as the representative of the whole, showing that all humanity is implicated in sin and justly under judgment, for God does not owe life to anyone. Yet the same God who judges also provides a substitute: his own Firstborn, Jesus Christ, who bears the judgment we deserve so that death might pass over us. The story of Egypt’s firstborn ultimately points us to the cross, where justice and mercy meet, and where those who are in Christ move from condemnation to life.

    36분
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