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Jesus said, ”Come to me, all who are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” Christ Church is a local gathering of Jesus’ Church in Nashville, TN who are committed to taking Jesus at his word, and loving him with our whole hearts, souls, and might.All rights reserved Espiritualidad
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  • Mark 11:1–11, “Hosanna!”

    Mark 11:1–11, “Hosanna!”
    Mar 31 2026

    Holy Week begins with Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey, while being hailed by many as the King, the son of David. The questions would should be asking ourselves are: What kind of King is he? And what kind of welcome have we given him? In this week’s sermon, we’ll see that Jesus is meek, and Jesus is not just able to save — but he wants to. King Jesus delights in saving you. That’s a king we can sing “Hosanna!” to.
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    43 m
  • Exodus 17:1–7, “Water From the Rock of Ages"

    Exodus 17:1–7, “Water From the Rock of Ages"
    Mar 23 2026
    40 m
  • Exodus 16:1–21, 35, “Learning to Trust God in the Wilderness”

    Exodus 16:1–21, 35, “Learning to Trust God in the Wilderness”
    Mar 17 2026

    God led his people into the wilderness to test them, with the kind of test that reveals what is in their hearts. What was revealed was grumbling, yet God provided for their needs out of his grace. Through his testing and provision, God was teaching his people to trust him. Jesus Christ went through the wilderness test, too; and what was revealed was not grumbling, but perfect trust. Jesus is the better Israel, the better Moses, the God of provision, and the Bread from Heaven. We can learn to trust God in our “wilderness wanderings” by looking to the cross, where God proved his love and trustworthiness and gave us Christ. And Christ is all we need.
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    30 m
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