TDF Nashville Podcast

Mark 5:1-20:   In our Scripture today, we witness Jesus cross into enemy territory to rescue one man everyone else had given up on, revealing that no one is too broken, too bound, or too far gone for His transforming power. Never underestimate what Jesus can do through one life surrendered to Him.

Mark 4:35-41:   What do you do when circumstantial storms leave you afraid, overwhelmed, and wondering if God even cares? In Mark 4:35–41, discover why you can face the hardest moments in life with confidence, not because the turmoil will always stop, but because God is in your boat.

Mark 4:21-34:   The Kingdom of God may have small beginnings, but its light can’t be hidden and its growth can’t be stopped. Join Pastor Blake Housley to discover how Jesus is building His Kingdom beyond human boundaries, inviting ordinary people like us to shine His light, and carry the hope of the Gospel wherever He sends us.

Mark 4:1-20:   The same seed can produce radically different results depending on the soil of our hearts. Jesus invites us to honestly examine ourselves and ask whether we're just hearing God’s Word or allowing it to take root, grow deep, and transform our lives.

Mark 3:22-30:   It’s dangerous to see God at work right in front of you and still choose to call it something else. This message is a sobering invitation to recognize Jesus for who He truly is, surrender your resistance, and respond to the Spirit’s work with humility and faith.

Mark 3:31-35:   What if being close to Jesus isn’t about where you come from, but whether you’re willing to follow Him? On this special day in the life of our church, see how Jesus invites you into a new kind of family, one not defined by language or culture, but by belonging fully to Him.

Mark 3:7-21:   Jesus didn’t just call His disciples to believe in Him, but to follow Him on His mission to reach the world. Join Pastor Phil Housley and discover what it means to move from being a spectator of Jesus to becoming a fully devoted follower who is shaped by His presence and sent with His purpose.

Mark 2:23-3:6:  Religion can turn our eyes away from Jesus when rules become more important than people. Come learn how to have a thriving relationship with Christ rather than a pressure-filled life of religious performance.

Philemon 8-21: In this message, we discover that the Gospel of Jesus transforms forgiveness from an idea we admire into a grace we are called to extend, even when the person who hurt us is standing right in front of us. This message challenges us to release our right to repay, embrace restoration, and trust that Christ can redeem even the most broken relationships.

Paul shows us that the Gospel of Jesus doesn’t simply change what we believe, it transforms how we love, forgive, serve, and live in relationship with others. If you need help with those things, this is the message for you.

Faith was never meant to stay silent. God uses ordinary people to carry the extraordinary message of Jesus, because faith comes by hearing. Don't just believe, but let your faith be heard by the people God has placed around you.

We can agree that Jesus is Lord without ever allowing Him to lead our lives. Does saving faith go deeper than intellectual agreement? Come discover that genuine faith trusts Jesus enough to follow Him, because Jesus didn’t come simply to earn our agreement, but to become our Lord.

Join Pastor James as he unpacks Romans 10:9-10 and discover that saving faith is far more than agreeing that Jesus exists, it’s joyfully surrendering to Him as Lord. Move beyond mere acknowledgment and embrace the life-changing trust that brings salvation, transforms your heart, and shapes every part of your life.

When life feels heavy, Jesus doesn’t simply offer relief, He invites us into a new way of living. Become His apprentice, learn to walk at His pace, and carry life with His strength instead of your own.

The blood of the spotless Lamb still delivers all who place their faith in Him. This message will deepen your gratitude for Christ’s sacrifice and remind you that because of His death, judgment passes over us and we can have new life in Christ.

Join Pedro Garcia and Dr. Kevin Hester for an inspiring conversation about the biblical threads connecting Jesus to Moses.

Jesus doesn’t just reflect God’s glory, He is God’s glory in the flesh. Today, we explore the Transfiguration and invite you to fix your eyes on Christ, whose unmatched glory doesn’t just inspire awe but transforms everyone who follows Him.

Today, we talk about our Mediator. Where Moses offered himself, Jesus actually became the perfect substitute for sinners. We are in awe of the Savior who willingly stood between a holy God and a broken humanity, making a way for us to be forgiven, restored, and brought home.

Today, we compare God’s provision of manna in Exodus 16 with Jesus’ feeding of the five thousand in Matthew 14. The God who provided in the wilderness is the same Savior who still provides when our resources fall short. Trust Christ with what seems impossible, knowing that He specializes in multiplying what we surrender and meeting needs that only He can satisfy.

Today, we compare Moses on Mount Sinai with Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount and discover that Christ is the greater Moses who not only gives God’s Word but perfectly fulfills it. May this message help you move beyond merely admiring God’s commands and instead follow the King who transforms hearts and invites us into life in His kingdom.

Today, we compare Israel’s testing with Jesus’ victory in the wilderness and discover how God uses seasons of emptiness to reveal His faithfulness and shape our trust.

Through the repeated pattern of failure every time God’s people went to Egypt — from Abraham to Moses to Israel itself — Matthew shows his Jewish readers that Jesus is the one who finally walks through that pattern faithfully, fulfilling everything they couldn’t.

Join Mike Donehey and discover the practical rhythms that mark a healthy, Spirit-filled life in Christ. This message will encourage you to pursue peace, joy, prayer, and holiness with confidence, knowing that the God who calls you is faithful and will complete His work in you.

Even when life feels exhausting and difficult, God is still at work through every act of Christlike faithfulness and love. If you’re weary of doing good, trust the hope-filled promise that in God’s timing, an amazing harvest is coming.

Every choice, habit, and pursuit is sowing seeds into the future we will one day live in. This message will challenge you to stop settling for temporary desires and start planting a life that reflects the Spirit, produces lasting fruit, and leads to eternal joy.