We hope to have you join us tomorrow morning, 10 am, for our Palm Sunday Service. We miss you all and your smiling faces. Please stay safe and healthy.

Due to state and federal recommendations regarding COVID-19 (Coronavirus) concerns, Old Hickory Nazarene will cancel all Wednesday activities and Sunday School and Worship until further notice.

We will be live streaming on Facebook [CLICK HERE] at 10:00 am from the sanctuary on Sunday Mornings. We hope you will join us. Please remember that regular expenses continue. CLICK HERE for online giving.

What a wonderful time the women had at retreat with speaker and worship leader April Manuel Daily. Our own Gracie Smith also shared her amazing story of "rebirth."

Two Sundays ago, I preached a message on being more intentional in our love and care for each other. My heart's prayer for us as a church is the prayer the Apostle Paul prayed for the Thessalonians when he said, "May the Lord make your love increase and overflow for each other and for everyone else, just as ours does for you." (1 Thessalonians 3:12)

New Sermon Series Sin, Grace, and the God Who Keeps His Promises, beginning August 5.

Plan to join us for the next six weeks as we take a look at Israel's story in the books of Judges, Ruth, 1 & 2 Samuel, and 1 & 2 Kings. As we prepare for worship each week, here are the sermon scriptures if you would like to read ahead:

We had a great worship service on Sunday as we heard from Trevor Johns of The Gideon's International. May we all remember the call of the church to share the good news and to make disciples.

As we all prepare for worship this upcoming Sunday, I wanted to be sure to give you a reading schedule for the book of Deuteronomy as we will wrap our series "The Five Books."

• Tuesday, July 17 - Deuteronomy chapters 1-2
• Wednesday, July 18 - Deuteronomy chapters 3-4
• Thursday, July 19 - Deuteronomy chapters 5-6
• Friday, July 20 - Deuteronomy chapters 7-8
• Saturday, July 21 - Deuteronomy chapter 30

I hope your week is off to a great start! As we prepare for worship this upcoming Sunday, here is a reading schedule for you as we will be taking a look at the book of Numbers. Don't forget that we are a "so that" people, called to be holy, set apart, and distinct from the world "so that" the world will come to know who our God is and what He is like. When we love our neighbors as ourselves, we show the world what our God is like.

• Monday, July 2 - Numbers 9-11
• Tuesday, July 3 - Numbers 12-14
• Wednesday, July 4 - Numbers 20-21
• Thursday, July 5 - Numbers 22-24
• Friday, July 6 - Numbers 33

Enjoy the July 4th celebration this week and I hope to see you Sunday!

I hope your week is off to a great start. Remember that we are a "so that" people. God has blessed us and set us free "so that" we can bless others as his kingdom of priests in the world. As we prepare for this upcoming Sunday, here is a reading schedule for the book of Leviticus:

• Monday, June 25 - Leviticus Chapter 1
• Tuesday, June 26 - Leviticus Chapter 16
• Wednesday, June 27 - Leviticus Chapter 19
• Thursday, June 28 - Leviticus Chapter 23
• Friday, June 29 - Leviticus Chapter 25

As we prepare for worship on Sunday, here is a reading schedule for the week as we will be discussing the book of Exodus together this upcoming Sunday!

Tuesday, June 19 - Exodus Chapters 1-3
Wednesday, June 20 - Exodus Chapters 5-7
Thursday, June 21 - Exodus Chapters 11-13
Friday, June 22 - Exodus Chapters 14-15
Saturday, June 23 - Exodus Chapters 19-20

I look forward to seeing you Sunday!

I am excited to journey with you over the next five weeks through the five books of the Torah. Torah means "guidance, instruction or teaching" and is many times defined as "law." As I will be talking about the book of Genesis this upcoming Sunday, I wanted to provide a focused scripture reading schedule for you as we prepare for our time together on Sunday. As you read, write down a question or two that comes to mind from your reading, and I will plan to include a question and answer time during the sermon. Also, to help you in your time of reading, three great questions to ask are these: