Welcome to the latest episode of our podcast! In this installment, we are excited to feature an insightful recap of Jay Strother's recent sermon on the importance of unity within the church. In today's culture, it's more crucial than ever for Christians to come together and support one another. Jay highlights the reasons why this is so crucial and shares his experiences of witnessing this in action at Station Hill.

In addition to discussing unity, Jay and Brandon also talk about how God called them to launch a new campus in Columbia and how God is already working in that community.

Welcome back to Sermon Notes podcast! In this episode, we're joined by Mike Glenn, senior pastor of Brentwood Baptist Church.

During our conversation, Mike shares some insights into the rich history of his church, as well as a recent conversation with the governor of Tennessee. But the real highlight of the episode is when Mike takes us through his recent sermon on Acts 4, where he urges Christians to be bold and fearless, just like Peter and John after their arrest.

So whether you're a long-time member of Brentwood Baptist or simply looking for some spiritual guidance in your life, this episode of Sermon Notes is not to be missed. Join us as we listen to Mike Glenn's powerful words and learn how we can all become bolder, more courageous Christians in our daily lives.

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Welcome back to Sermon Notes, a podcast that dives deeper into the sermons of each of our campus pastors. In this episode, we're joined by David Hannah from the Church at Lockeland Springs. Joining us this week are guest hosts Amy-Jo Girardier and Garrett Gregory.

This week on the Sermon Notes podcast Wade Owens, Campus and Teaching Pastor at The Church at Nolensville joins Darrel and Amy-Jo Girardier to discuss his sermon from Acts 1, their wildest mission trip stories, and relying on the Holy Spirit.

Welcome back to Sermon Notes, a podcast that dives deeper into the sermons of each of our campus pastors. In this episode, we're joined by Doug Jones from the Church at Woodbine. Joining us this week are guest hosts Amber Speigner and Hunter Melton.

Doug reminisces on his time living in Mexico and shares some of his favorite Christmas traditions. The show transitions to talking about the current sermon series, A Christmas to Remember, and how we can find true peace during a hectic Christmas season.

Doug gives us practical tips on how our souls can find peace and how to be filled with hope. He reminds us of the truth in Matthew 7:7, and that God is inviting us to seek Him and ask Him the desires of our hearts.

Welcome back to Sermon Notes, a podcast that dives deeper into the sermons of each of our campus pastors. In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Jay Strother from the Church at Station Hill. We'll start off with a fun Christmas game, and then dive into Jay's sermon on Isaiah 35:1–10.

Jay unpacks the meaning of the advent season, which marks the first-coming of Jesus, also known as His birth. Lesser known is the second advent – where Jesus will make His second-coming. Jay shares his insights on how Christians live in the tension of the two comings of Christ.

We also hear from Jay the true meaning of the word "Shalom," and how Christians can experience this true peace and carry it into their homes. We are called to bear God's kingdom in any circumstances He places us in.

Welcome back to Sermon Notes, a podcast that dives deeper into the sermons of each of our campus pastors. In this episode, we're joined by Aaron Bryant from the Church at Avenue South. We'll start off with a fun Christmas game, and then dive into Aaron's sermon on Isaiah 11:1-10.

This passage is a reminder of the hope we have in Christ. Through him, we can have peace and harmony with God and with one another. We can experience the fullness of God's kingdom on earth, and we can be filled with the knowledge of the Lord.

Aaron encourages us to look upward instead of inward in order to find the peace that God promises us, and also reminds us that peace is not the absence of conflict.

It's officially Christmas season! On this episode, the show talks through some Christmas favorites and traditions.

This month, all of our campuses have been teaching through the book Habakkuk. David talks through some of the themes he's seen in this book, as well as what God revealed to him through the series. David parallels one of his personal stories with the story of Habakkuk.