King’s Cross Church of Nashville

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.

The book of Ecclesiastes gives us permission to express our frustration with a world that doesn’t make any sense. Yet, the Teacher reminds us to hold onto faith that there is more to life—something “above the sun.” This “something” is found in Jesus Christ.

Taylor Combs delivers the first sermon in our new series The Wisdom of God: How to Navigate Life. This first sermon focuses on the book of Proverbs, focusing on chapter 1. 

Taylor Combs delivers an Easter sermon that looks at Jesus' post-resurrection interactions with Mary Magdalene, Thomas, and Simon Peter.