Edgefield Church Nashville – Sermons

After leaving Israel, the place of God’s blessing, Naomi returns to Bethlehem. She returns without husband or sons, but with a loyal daughter-in-law, Ruth.

There is no one the resurrected Jesus cannot restore. And there is nothing the resurrected Jesus cannot ask of us.

The resurrection of Jesus turns fear to gladness, and skepticism to worship.

As Jesus dies on the cruel cross, he declares final two lines, which reveal who he is and what he came to do.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the last chapter.

The secret to contentment isn't changing your situation, or even accepting your situation. The secret to contentment in any situation is to be in Christ, to enjoy the gift of his friendship and the promise of his provision.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the eleventh chapter.

Paul doesn't just tell us not to be anxious. He shows us what to do with our anxiety.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Jonathan Worsley and Bill Heerman as they discuss the tenth chapter.

With the love of Christ around us and the hope of heaven before us, what should our lives look like now? Paul gives us three examples.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the ninth chapter.

As Paul heads towards his finish in Christ, he encourages the Philippians to keep running to eternity.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the eighth chapter.

What do you gain when you gain Christ?

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the seventh chapter.

Having stated the need to humbly serve others like Christ, and having applied it to their situation, Paul gives the Philippians two role models of Christian service.

Paul encourages the church at Philippi to live out their salvation in reverent obedience. Surprisingly this obedience is primarily evidenced in simple harmony and contentment. -  NOTE - we experienced a power outage in the middle of the sermon. Hopefully that interruption will not impede your ability to listen to the message. 

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the fifth chapter.

Unity in the church only comes through humility, and humility only comes through worship.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the third chapter.

Paul boils down what he wants for his friends and for us to one central calling: show through your life together that the gospel is precious. 

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the third chapter.

As the imprisoned apostle Paul contemplates his future, he delights at the thought of either imminently going to be with Christ or the Philippians. 

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the second chapter.

Paul is in prison, he’s being attacked by fellow Christians, and yet he rejoices. How?