Christ Presbyterian Church - Knoxville, TN

03/29/2023

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Have mercy, Lord.

“A cry is heard in Ramah— deep anguish and bitter weeping. Rachel weeps for her children, refusing to be comforted— for her children are gone” (Jer. 31:15). “Abhor what is evil… Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good” (Rom. 12:9, 21). “He will wipe every tear from th...

05/06/2020

Welcome to our service from Sunday, May 3rd. The sermon, "If My People", taken from 2 Chronicles 7:14, is the beginning of a series on major kings in Judah between Solomon and the Babylonian exile, calling us to true, biblical revival. The Scripture readings begin at 10:20, and the sermon starts at minute 16:21 in the recording. May the Lord edify and challenge us all in living out his Word.

04/27/2020

Welcome to our service from Sunday, April 26th. The sermon, "Go, and Do Likewise," is based on Luke 10:25-37, Jesus' parable of the the good Samaritan. The Scripture readings begin at 10:50, and the sermon starts at minute 18:00 in the recording. May the Lord edify and challenge us all in living out his Word.

04/25/2020

Welcome to our service from Sunday, April 19th. The sermon, "Looking Back to Look Ahead in Faith," is based on Habakkuk 3, especially verses 17-19. The Scripture readings begin at 10:16, and the sermon starts at 20:20 in the recording. I again apologize for the poor recording, but hope you are blessed by the service and message.

04/11/2020

Good Friday Service

04/06/2020

Welcome to our service from Sunday, April 5th. The sermon, "Our Passover Lamb Set Apart," is based on texts from Exodus 12 and Matthew 21. The sermon begins at 13:58 in the recording.

04/04/2020

We're currently not meeting physically, but we are meeting online. Check this site for recordings of our services, which you can watch anytime.

04/01/2020

"Given our ignorance, weakness, and vulnerability, there are only two ways to live: terror or trust."

In my First Things column last week, I examined the “apocalyptic” character of the coronavirus epidemic. “Apocalypse” doesn’t mean “end of the world,” but “uncovering” or “unveiling.” In the column, I focused on how the epidemic can unveil our sins, our decadence, our distorted...