TDF Nashville Podcast

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.

If we measure our worth by everyone around us, we’ll only find ourselves exhausted, prideful, or defeated. This message will encourage you to stop looking sideways and start walking faithfully in the unique calling God has placed on your life.

Today, we’ll wrestle with the tension between casting people aside and stepping in to restore them with grace and truth. This message will challenge you to reject a cancel culture and instead carry one another’s burdens, embodying the heart of Christ in a broken world.

It’s incredible to see Jesus moved with deep compassion for the weary and scattered, revealing the heart of a King who sees and pursues the lost. This message from Pastor Heath Hubbard will stir you to share Christ’s burden, pray boldly for laborers, and step into the harvest with the same compassion that sent Him.

Everyone is building a life but only those who hear Jesus and actually do what He says are anchored on a foundation that can withstand the storms. When the floods rise, it’s not your intentions but your obedience that determines whether your life stands firm or collapses.

Jesus isn’t one priority among many; He is preeminent over all things, the visible image of the invisible God, and the One who holds everything together. When Christ takes first place in your life, everything else finally finds its rightful place under His rule, His power, and His grace.

On Resurrection weekend, we discover that our unity and love as believers are meant to be the clearest proof to the world that Jesus is alive. This message will challenge you to live in deep, Christ-centered community so that your life becomes visible evidence of God’s glory and the transforming power of the Gospel.

Today, we enter the heart of Jesus’ prayer and see His deep desire to entrust His mission to ordinary people who are set apart by truth and sent into the world. This message will inspire you to embrace your role in God’s ongoing story, faithfully carrying the gospel forward to the next generation.

Today, we step into the intimate high priestly prayer of Jesus and discover that His mission was not just to save us from sin, but to bring us into a real, eternal relationship with the living God. This message will challenge and inspire you to see that knowing God through Christ is the greatest purpose of your life and the mission you’re now sent to share.

Hansel Morell and Cody Herren, two of TDF Nashville's future church planters, explore how their hearts for unbelievers shape their prayer lives, sharing practical rhythms, struggles, and insights. Honest, inspiring, and rooted in truth, this episode invites listeners to pray with purpose and live intentionally.

The Christian life is a spiritual battle and the only way to stand firm is by relying on the strength of the Lord and the full armor He provides. Fidel Ekyamba concludes our series on Ephesians by discussing how followers of Jesus can stand strong in truth, faith, and prayer, resisting the enemy and remaining faithful until the end.

We’re called to live lives that match the Gospel we claim: walking in humility, unity, holiness, love, and Spirit-filled obedience in every relationship. Pastor Dave Clayton explores what it truly means to walk worthy of Christ, showing how the Gospel transforms our character, our church, our homes, and our everyday lives.

The greatest limitation in our spiritual lives may not be what we lack, but how little we expect from a God who can do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine. If you’ve been living cautiously on the sidelines of faith, this message will challenge you to stop living small and start living like you’ve been let in to the very power, love, and purposes of God.

Paul declares that through Christ’s blood, the outsiders have been brought near, hostility has been shattered, and strangers have become family, no longer divided, but built together into one living temple. This is the story of a Savior who doesn’t just forgive your past but gives you a people and a purpose in the family of God.

The Gospel is a powerful story of how God meets us in our spiritual deadness and brings us to new life in Christ, not by our effort, but by His love. Rest in that grace and step into your calling as God’s workmanship.

This message calls us to awaken to the hope of our calling, the value God places on His people, and the resurrection power that should be at work among God's people. Our prayer is that, as you listen, you would have eyes to see the calling God has placed on your life too.

The Christian life doesn’t begin with who you are becoming, but with who God has already declared you to be in Christ. Out of that secure identity, we are invited to live, obey, and participate in God’s redemptive work.

This Vision Sunday, we ponder the simple but radical truth that Jesus’ sheep know His voice and trust it enough to follow. As a church, our vision is not just to believe in the Shepherd, but to actively engage in listening, obeying, and aligning our lives around the voice that leads to life.