TDF Nashville Podcast

God never stops working. He’s always doing “something about it” and we know this because of Jesus. Join Blake Housley as he shares God‘s Word from Habakkuk.

God's promises are not always immediate, but they are certain. There is always a compassionate purpose to God's timing which should help believers live by faith.

Habakkuk teaches us that the best way to walk through confusing, anxious times is to start with what you know about God and use that to determine what you don't know about His ways.

Habakkuk teaches us that God's ways are both mysterious and often misunderstood, but they're always right. The God of Heaven who sent you His Son and revealed His deep love through the cross will never leave you or ignore you. You can be assured, the Lord is trustworthy.

Have you ever wondered if God is listening to you? Does He hear your prayers and does He care about the activities happening on the earth? Habakkuk really believes God hears and he feels the freedom to bring his questions to the Lord, setting a wonderful example for us as well.

Today, on our 70th anniversary as a church family, we get to celebrate what the Lord has done among us over the years as well as what's next. This is an exciting day of celebration and vision!

In this episode, Pastor Tommy Swindol and Mrs. Kayla Curry sit down to discuss the exciting new vision statement shaping the future of the church over the next four years. Tune in as they explore the heart behind this new direction, how this statement gives intentionality to our next steps, and what it means for the people of TDF moving forward. Whether you're a longtime member or new to the commu...

Daniel Edwards wraps up our Anchored series today by talking about his experience on sabbatical and how it showed him our choice to be consumers or contributors within God's Church.

What actually is God's Church and how can we have a passion for her in the same way Jesus does? Join us for our first podcast of the year to find out.

The Book of Judges initiates a profound question that isn’t answered until the cross of Jesus. 

This child would grow into a man in order to feel man’s pain, bear man’s sin, and die in man’s place. Join us on Christmas Sunday as we discover who Jesus is and what Jesus has done to provide salvation for you.

People respond to Jesus in one of three ways: with hatred and hostility, with indifference, or with adoration and worship. Let's learn from the Magi about the way they approached the Savior of the world.

When the Savior of the world was born, the news was not first proclaimed to the rich and famous, but to the lowly and obscure. The willingness of the shepherds to follow Jesus without hesitation is inspiring and exemplary for us today.

Christmas is a story about the willingness of a perfect God to save sinful humanity. And it involves two humble people named Mary and Joseph who were willing to serve the Lord even when it cost them something.

Life is not as it should be. We live and raise our families in a treacherous environment among broken people with a real enemy. However, in Jesus, we find substantial help and hope.

Hear three of our students share God’s Word about the remarkable conversion of Saul and what that can mean for you!

Do you want to see people come to Christ? Trust the Holy Spirit to prepare people and plainly share the good news about Jesus. Let's learn from Philip as he shares the gospel with an Ethiopian leader and both of their lives are changed forever.

As the early church began to grow, the disciples continued to boldly share Christ in the face of persecution. It's true that we are most blessed when it costs us something to follow Jesus.

Your story is incomplete without Jesus at the center of it. We have so much to learn from Stephen, the first Christian martyr after the resurrection of Jesus.

God works through ordinary people, in ordinary churches, doing ordinary things, in order to accomplish His extraordinary plan. Listen in to learn how an ordinary Christian life leads to extraordinary Kingdom impact.

"Who is the greatest?" Most of us have a desperate seed of ambition that drives us, but what should we do with that? Become a person who rejects pride, arrogance, and selfish ambition and instead embraces God Himself, humility, and contentment.

How should our faith impact our politics? Today, we get a special episode as we hear a conversation between Pastor Tommy  and Pastor Corey about biblical perspective on politics.

Have you ever felt like the bottom has fallen out of your life? If so, learn to cry out to God for mercy, help, and power. God will rescue you from the overwhelming depths of sin if you choose to accept and trust Him.

Why is unity so important but so hard to come by? In three short verses, the Lord uses David to help us wrestle through both our sinfulness and the profound impact Christian unity can have on the world.

Many people pursue "the good life" by looking within to live for their individualistic desires while seeking approval and support from others. The Lord has a much better plan that revolves around revering Him and walking in His ways. Place your trust in Jesus and discover the good life!