Disabled homeless senior completely rejected at Journey Church…read more In addition, the care pastor Sam shared deeply personal information to others without my consent which is betrayal. When volunteering at "The Big Table" I overheard a couple on leadership say, "who is that" instead of introducing themselves and welcoming me. They help homeless people on a weekly basis but not someone who has been attending for months. Christ Jesus and the Scripture I read would not reject, betray, judge nor view disabled seniors as outcasts. Distant friends from another state are completely flabbergasted at the lack of assistance and acceptance Journey has provided to a child of God.

Unfortunately this church went through massive change from Dec 2019 ... and through the pandemic…read more Main pastor stepped down. New "teaching pastor" very podcast-like. People like him. But the vision of the church became incredibly social justice minded. Many believe this is important in the role of the church. While I agree with this, I didn't feel the direction this church took was where I was meant to stay. Shortly thereafter we were called to move to a different state. Many people still there are my lifelong friends. You may find this place your home. But it's not the same place from the first review. Also: they own a building in Brentwood so now it's just Journey Church.

Whoa, check out the videos online, they have an amazing service. I love the message. Also, the…read moremusic is pretty darn amazing. People are inviting, welcoming and genuine. It was great to see so many services, saturday night, 9:30, 11:15. Also the 20 something young adult ministry on thursday's nights is worthwhile. Check out the website to find videos online

Beautiful Church, very energetic, meaningful and relate-able sermons!…read more High recommend for Christan's of any denomination! I always have a giant smile on my face when I leave.

Life changing Truth taught straight from what was once a mystery but is now incredibly clear. Truth…read morefrom the Bible is spoken and lived out here. This place has saved my life and given me a new life that I couldn't have made or dreamed up. I love this teaching and the body that is Remnant Fellowship Church.

100% a cult. They deny the fact that Jesus is God and they have created their own gospel primarily…read morefocused on diet and works. To them Jesus is simply an example not the atoning substitutionary sin sacrifice that paid our sin debt in full so that we can have a true relationship with God and the only way to salvation. That's what the gospel is and what the Bible says. They don't believe in the work of the cross only as an EXAMPLE on how to live right. Very important you know about false teachings before you join a church it could literally cost you your salvation by getting the gospel wrong and denying the Holy Spirit. Paul said it clearly and how you can discern against false gospels. Even after he would be at a church soon after false teachers would come in. Jesus warned us 3 times about false prophets and teachers. 1 Corinthians 2:1-5 New International Version 2 And so it was with me, brothers and sisters. When I came to you, I did not come with eloquence or human wisdom as I proclaimed to you the testimony about God. 2 For I resolved to know nothing while I was with you except Jesus Christ and him crucified. 3 I came to you in weakness with great fear and trembling. 4 My message and my preaching were not with wise and persuasive words, but with a demonstration of the Spirit's power, 5 so that your faith might not rest on human wisdom, but on God's power. Ephesians 2:8-9 New International Version 8 For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith--and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God-- 9 not by works, so that no one can boast. Galatians 1:4: The Lord Jesus Christ is the One "who gave Himself for our sins so that He might rescue us from this present evil age, according to the will of our God and Father." He gave Himself for our sins; He paid the penalty and provided atonement.

Relevant biblical teaching. Dynamic worship. A welcoming faith community of broken people who are…read morefollowing Jesus together. Plug into a Life Group and Spiritual Growth classes to unlock the power of living the Jesus Way within a supportive community.

This is to thank Sr. Pastor Huisman for answering God's call on his life to lead the NHCC…read morecongregation and it's missions. The Williamson North Gideons pray daily for your empowerment to preach, teach, and to live the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. Encouraging all in leading the lost to faith in Christ. Serving, Witnessing, and Distributing God's Word Cliff Powell Gideons International Church Ministry

I LOVE this group of people!! From the first time I walked into the door until now, 6 years later,…read moreI have been welcomed, cared for and valued. Do yourself a favor and go find out for yourself! Wednesday night studies are attended by both members of NewnHope and those from the community alike.

I wouldn't normally review a church- but when we first visited this church my teenage son said this…read moreis the one. Child check- in is quick! Message is always straight truth. Music-worshipful. A lovely woman we only saw a handful of times gave our youngest a handmade blanket. They plan to use the new facility to house foster care support. No airs here- just gospel encouraged life

FCC has been our church home for 5 years now. We love these people and their passion for sharing…read moreJesus with our community. There is a huge emphasis on biblical teaching as well as opportunities to live out those teachings. My kids never want to miss a Sunday. This is our family!

A great church that teachers the Bible and stands by Bible teachings, bringing unity in diversity ,…read morepart of Every Nation churches and actively support missionaries around the world. Coming from an orthodox background and after reading a Bible few times myself, I find this church teaching pure Bible, the true and undiluted word of God

From a non-church goer point of view:…read more I realize that something inside me needs this type of church. They don't cram every single one of their beliefs down your throat. If you want to learn more, they always offer. It's always up to you. The folks here are very diverse, and it comes through in the language and music often; its a wonderful thing to witness. Although I will probably never be an every-Sunday type of person, this place is very welcoming and they genuinely care about how you are doing. This place has great childcare, massive seating. The music here is probably the best part of all of it. There are fantastic Professional and amateur musicians/singers who home their craft with care and really really deliver its time. If you enjoy being around a diverse and genuine set of people that represent the new Nashville, I can't recommend a better church.

This church is excellent. The small groups are loving, the kids and student ministry is thriving…read moreand the worship experience is top notch. The staff care about the congregation and community, and the preaching is clear and Christ centered.

This "business" treated me like a liability a few years ago. Highly materialistic and rude pastors…read moretoward poorer people. Advised as a single man that I "didn't fit" specifically due to my marital status. Go to a 'poorer" part of the metro area for church. I sure did but I need to talk about this.

Pastor Darren is so knowledgeable & interesting. The choir/band is so good…read moreKids city is great for the younger people

It's hard for me to review a church as I am not a believer. I grew up Baptist and lost my faith…read morebecause i was taught that the Bible was literal and I eventually could not reconcile that. I also could not reconcile the racist nature of my elders with the teachings of Jesus. I go to this church with my daughter because I would do anything to spend time with her. I grew up in church and was in church if there was a door open. I lost my faith later and it isn't coming back, so this is more of a comparison to the church I grew up in and the loss of that community that came with the loss of my faith. I am not trying to convince you of my lack of faith and generally feel church is good for people. I will say that the primary reason I lost my faith is that I don't believe in things I can't touch. As best I can tell, a miracle is an unexpected outcome. A medical miracle means the doctor was wrong. **I am a doctor, we are wrong a lot and it's not a miracle. One of my greatest sadnesses in life is that I don't know how to give the sense of community to my daughter that I got in church. loved going to church when I was growing up because I felt a sense of belonging. I loved Sunday school and was very involved. I don't feel community. I have been going to this service for the last 6 months and I don't even know if they have Sunday school. Everyone seems friendly. Don't care much for pastor Darren, preaches intolerance with his acceptance.... I am sure that there is community in the small groups that they offer, but it's not like I will ever go.... I really just want community for my daughter. Was pretty disappointed in the Christmas service. Pastor Darren said he had the most convincing argument ever for the proof of Jesus. I guess I don't really expect anyone to bring me back into the fold, but I had hoped something more than "miracles are real, everyone else believes, so should you"

I visited GracePointe Church for the first time this past Easter Sunday. The atmosphere was…read morelighthearted and pleasant. I very much enjoyed the head pastor, Josh Scott's sermon and style as we worked through Mark's message of Christ having risen three days after his crucifixion. This is a progressive, diverse, and LGBTQ+ affirming congregation (approx. 40-50 folks by my estimate). If you lean traditional/conservative, GracePointe isn't likely to be your first choice. Conversely, if you lean left/progressive, you're likely to leave GracePointe finding it having been worth the visit!

I've been a part of this faith community for more then 10 years. The most striking aspect for me is…read morethat we are not stagnant in our worship and doctrine. What I know is that I do not believe as I did 10 years ago. I do not believe that I will believe as I do now i10 years from now. I am blessed that I have stayed in this community of faith and grown, stretched and challenged. What a wonderful thing to experience in church!