King’s Cross Church of Nashville

Austin Groves preaches on Acts 12. 

Taylor Combs speaks on Acts 11:25-30.

Taylor Combs preaches on Acts 11:19-26.

Taylor Combs preaches on Acts 11:1-18. When we know we are accepted not by what we can do, but by what Christ has done, we can stop pretending to be something we aren’t.

Taylor Combs preaches on Acts 10:1-48, reminding us that Jesus and Jesus alone can make us clean.

Bob Bickford preaches on Acts 9:32-43, which includes two miraculous healings. What place do sickness and healing play in our lives today, and how does the gospel inform how we think about these issues? 

Austin Groves walks us through the final session of our 3-week summer study, True Christian Freedom.  How does it feel to be truly free? Free from the need to measure up? Free from the opinions of others and the desire to please everyone? Free from the critical voice in the back of your head? This summer, we will walk together toward true Christian freedom through "self-forgetfulness." We encourag...

Taylor Combs preaches on the conversion of the Apostle Paul found in Acts 9.

Justin Schumacher walks us through the second session of our 3-week summer study, True Christian Freedom.  How does it feel to be truly free? Free from the need to measure up? Free from the opinions of others and the desire to please everyone? Free from the critical voice in the back of your head? This summer, we will walk together toward true Christian freedom through "self-forgetfulness." We enc...

We will give up everything to gain that which is ultimately unsatisfying; but Jesus gave up everything to give us the only thing that can truly satisfy. Taylor Combs preaches on Acts 8:25-40.

Clint Harris leads the first session of our 3-week summer study, True Christian Freedom. How does it feel to be truly free? Free from the need to measure up? Free from the opinions of others and the desire to please everyone? Free from the critical voice in the back of your head? This summer, we will walk together toward true Christian freedom through "self-forgetfulness." We encourage participant...

In Acts 8:4-25, we learn that Christianity is not about earning God’s blessing through our sacrifices, but being given God’s blessing through his sacrifice.

Taylor Combs preaches on Acts 6:8-8:4. 

How should the church respond to charges of injustice? In Acts 6, we see that a church, as an embassy of God’s kingdom, must reflect the justice and righteousness of God’s kingdom, and Christians should work for God’s kingdom to come in the world. But only God can create the kingdom—which means our primary work is to announce the kingdom. 

Taylor Combs preaches on Acts 5:17-24.

Pastor Austin Groves preaches on Acts 4:32-5:16. 

Every human longs to be known and belong. In Acts 2, the early church gives us a glimpse of this community we all desire. But why don't we have it? And how do we get it? 

The Apostle Peter said in Pentecost that all people—Jew and Gentile, moral and immoral, religious and irreligious—conspired to put Jesus to death. But it was this very death that brought Jesus into his kingdom. Now, as King, he is pouring out his Spirit and building his church. 

Pastor Clint Harris speaks on Acts 1:12-26.

Jesus's reign from heaven gives us otherworldly confidence, unbelievable purpose, and unfailing hope. 

Taylor Combs closes our wisdom literature series with a message from Psalm 1. 

Solomon’s song glories in the delights of romantic love. It also points us to Jesus, the only lover who can satisfy our souls. 

The knowledge of God’s sovereignty, of our future, and of Christ give us hope to suffer wisely.