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  • About Online Morning Service

    Nashville Jubilee Church is an online program that provides lectures from John 18 to 21 for about 30 minutes every morning from 6am (CST) Monday through Friday from tomorrow to Pentecost. As Jesus ‘disciples deeply meditated and studied about Jesus’ cross and resurrection during this period, we hope to do so as we have true faith in the resurrection. Let’s start the morning with the word of the Lord. Online broadcasting will be conducted with ‘Facebook Page Live’. https://www.facebook.com/jubileechurch37221 Christians, now is the time for us to wake up and pray for the world. The Bible says that Christians are the light and salt of the world. We believe that God will work through us as we pray and act…

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  • April 20 | 2020
    4/20 Sunday Worship Service : Illegalities of Christ’s Trial (John 18:19-24)

    As it was for us, what the priests, scribes, and elders did on the occasion of Christ’s trial is not so different from what men and women are doing even today. Christ is proclaimed as the unique Son of God, but millions reject fusing to hear his defense. There is a defense. It is presented regularly in countless Christian churches, on radio and television programs, in books, and other forms of communication. But they will not hear it. They will not go to church. They turn the radio and television off or watch an entertainment channel. What shall we say of such people? Are they honest? No more than Caiaphas! Are they wise? Hardly! For if Jesus is who he…

  • April 17 | 2020
    4/17 Morning Service : Christ before Caiaphas (John 18:19-24)

    Jeremiah says of man, “The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure”(17:9). it does mean that the roots of even the most heinous crimes ever perpetrated in the history of the world are within us and that, being placed in a situation similar to that of others who did these things, we have nothing within to hinder us from doing likewise. Given the situation and authority, each of us will do exactly what Caiaphas did. We would have tried to get rid of Jesus. As we looked at the actions of these courts, we thought we had better righteousness and said, “Look at what these atrocities have done. How terrible!” It should not be said. Rather, looking at…

  • April 16 | 2020
    4/16 Thursday Morning Service : The Trial of Jewish

    Jesus was not condemned under a primitive, barbaric, or even inadequate judicial system, but under the best. Jesus, the righteous One was condemned to death by the most merciful and careful system of judicial processes known to our race. If we ask, as we must, “But how could that happen? How could the very Son of God be condemned?” The answer is that the problem is not so much in the system itself as it is in the hearts of those who interpret and implement the system and its codes. The human heart is “deceitful above all things and beyond cure,” as Jeremiah once wrote (Jer.17:9). It is this that circumvents the law or actually uses the law to destroy…

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