Tusculum Church of Christ

God provides healing when His people look up in trust. Jesus uses this image to show how His own lifting up brings life to the world.

Harvey Hearn shares about deep and abiding hope. What is hope? How does it work? How does it transform us? Give it a listen to learn more!

God dwells among His people in glory. In Jesus, that same glory takes on flesh and lives among us. The path that led to God's glory filling the tabernacle was the faithfulness of the people, each using the gifts God had given them for the betterment of the people of God.

While Moses meets with God, Israel turns to idols. Moses intercedes, pointing to the greater Mediator who stands in the gap for humanity.

God's Ten Commandments are a gift of grace, shaping a people rescued by love. Jesus fulfills the law and writes it on our hearts.

In the wilderness, God feeds His people with bread and gives them living water. Jesus fulfills both, sustaining us in every desert.

Dr. James Nored makes a special presentation about how his organization Next Generation for Christ is helping to impact the world through the Story of Redemption video series he and his team have created. Tusculum is partnering with NGC to use the SOR videos in our context to teach people the Gospel.

In this message, we explore the Exodus as more than a rescue story. It is God's decisive confrontation with the false gods and misplaced trusts of Egypt. The plagues reveal the bankruptcy of anything we elevate as ultimate, while Pharaoh’s “heavy” heart exposes the cost of clinging to power, control, and violence. Ultimately, the story points us to Jesus, who leads us out of captivity to lesser go...

At the burning bush, Moses meets the God who is holy, present, and personal. The same I AM later steps into the world in Jesus.

God raises up a deliverer who knows His people's suffering. Moses' birth foreshadows Jesus, born under threat yet destined to save.

God calls us to be one church with many open doors—pathways of belonging, transformation, and belief that help people find their way toward Christ.

In a final lesson in the God With Us series, Mark invites us to look ahead to the new year. What will we bring with us? What is serving God's purposes well in our life? What are we better off to leave behind? In all things, God's presence is a constant.

This Christmas service centered on the mystery of the Incarnation—God with us—tracing the life of Jesus from his hidden beginning to his self-giving love on the cross and the promise of life restored. Through Scripture, song, and reflection, we explored how the light of Christ enters the world quietly, grows faithfully, and continues to bring life and healing. During worship, artist Anna Lasher cr...

This video is a 4× time-lapse of artist Anna Lasher creating an original painting during a Christmas worship service on December 21, 2025. Painted live as Scripture was read, songs were sung, and reflections were shared, the artwork serves as a visual meditation on the Incarnation of Jesus Christ—God with us. Using Tree of Life imagery, the painting traces Christ’s life from his hidden beginning i...

Mary’s story is messy, beautiful, and real. This week we discover how God enters broken spaces to bring new life.

The story of Jesus' birth and earliest years as told by the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. Laura Lasher arranged this play and led the production in partnership with our Tusculum Kids ministry. Many thanks to all the parents, kids, and volunteers who came together to bring this beautiful story to life. In the ongoing story of Jesus, each of us has a part to play!

When Elijah hits rock bottom—emotionally, spiritually, physically—God does not chastise him. God feeds him, rests him, speaks gently, and gives him purpose.

On December 6, 2025, we had our annual All Leaders Meeting. The elders presented their vision for where Tusculum will go in 2026. We had breakout groups where leaders of our various ministries spoke about the opportunities they see for helping people find pathways from being outsiders to becoming involved members here at Tusculum. The video/audio includes the presentations from the elders as well...

In the wilderness of rejection, Hagar meets a God who sees her. This week reminds us that no one is invisible to God.

Before the church had buildings or budgets, it had tables—and those tables changed the world. This Thanksgiving week, we remember how Christian hospitality, gratitude, and shared life still open hearts today.

Join us for a heartfelt conversation with Bobby Mullins, one of Tusculum’s founding members and a man whose life has touched people across the street and across the world. From his Navy service during key moments in national history to decades of mission involvement, Bobby reflects on the moments that formed his faith—and the partnership with his wife Mildred that has carried them through 72 years...

This message explores how Christians can hold God’s design, human compassion, and genuine belonging together in a world full of questions about identity. It offers a hopeful vision of wholeness rooted in Christ.

Jude’s short letter sounds a warning against arrogance and self-made spirituality, calling believers to anchor their lives in the truth and love of Christ. True faith, it reminds us, is not defended through argument or aggression, but through integrity, mercy, and steadfast devotion.

Barrett Starks talks with us about the nature of speaking the truth in love. Building on the message of 2 John, Barrett shows how each of these aspects is essential to walking faithfully along the Gospel path.

This letter introduces us to three kinds of people in the church—examples we can follow (or avoid).