Nucleus (https://www.nucleus.church) https://feeds.nucleus.church/b9c325a124d0445db7c36cab1d8702f7 yes b1c0d8fd0b2348249c4781fe65031f17 © 2026 Fellowship Memphis Encounter the Power of Jesus, Embody the Person of Jesus, Extend the Presence of Jesus. en Tue, 24 Feb 2026 10:35:58 -0500 Fri, 19 Jun 2026 13:01:58 -0500 https://cdn1.nucleus-cdn.church/church_70409706f8794cb09cae11cbed7ac7d5/file_8ba5aefb38994701b5db640f46cbfd71/2026-02-24T16:33:26.582Z/sermons.png episodic Fellowship Memphis Encounter the Power of Jesus, Embody the Person of Jesus, Extend the Presence of Jesus. Encounter the Power of Jesus, Embody the Person of Jesus, Extend the Presence of Jesus. church, jesus, christianity, gospel false false Fellowship Memphis developer@fellowshipmemphis.org Encounter, Embody, Extend | Extend the Presence of Jesus | Justin Varughese full podcastepisode_ab325374b51543a691d3a39ca671af60 Sun, 21 Sep 2025 05:00:00 -0500 ]]> ]]> ]]> false Encounter, Embody, Extend | Embody the Person of Jesus | Justin Varughese full podcastepisode_8e9d56a38dd6424d87e16ca0f07fd019 Sun, 14 Sep 2025 05:00:00 -0500 ]]> ]]> ]]> false Encounter, Embody, Extend | Encounter the Power of Jesus | Justin Varughese full podcastepisode_74fac5e8d680487aad41e805466847ab Sun, 7 Sep 2025 05:00:00 -0500 ]]> ]]> ]]> false Encounter, Embody, Extend | Communities of Good News | Justin Varughese full podcastepisode_c40ab53267bb4ef7a107b094d6557174 Sun, 31 Aug 2025 05:00:00 -0500 ]]> ]]> ]]> false People Like Me: Ordinary Mark-Missers | Corey Van Huizen full podcastepisode_b81b25bbf4f6487ea8d30222f85bb063 Sun, 24 Aug 2025 05:00:00 -0500 ]]> ]]> ]]> false Journey To Wholeness - Mental Health Sunday full podcastepisode_8c3107d3cd8c44afaa71b8d02e13c7be Sun, 17 Aug 2025 05:00:00 -0500 ]]> ]]> ]]> false More Than A Song | Misplaced Worship | Britton Wakefield full podcastepisode_eaaa11784a5b41a28235f20e422d5d1a Sun, 10 Aug 2025 05:00:00 -0500 ]]> ]]> ]]> false More Than A Song | Rejected Worship - Posture Over Performance | Justin Varughese full podcastepisode_6e5ed37a4692451fadf4056aec224843 Sun, 3 Aug 2025 05:00:00 -0500 ]]> ]]> ]]> false More Than A Song | Worship & Suffering | Britton Wakefield full podcastepisode_f44fd721e2784dbe946da31b285e5a43 Sun, 27 Jul 2025 05:00:00 -0500
Job 1:20-22
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Job 1:20-22
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Job 1:20-22
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2 Samuel 6:12-15
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2 Samuel 6:12-15
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2 Samuel 6:12-15
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Romans 12:1-2
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Romans 12:1-2
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Romans 12:1-2
]]> false Kingdom Investment - Memphis Fathers Love | Hassan Saleem full podcastepisode_a2740501dc6e4ea597c6ea75dcfbd574 Sun, 22 Jun 2025 05:00:00 -0500 ]]> ]]> ]]> false Dinner's On Me | Servanthood at the Supper: Love in the Shadow of Sacrifice | Justin Varughese full podcastepisode_a0021677b5454134bf1a4fa85e63e805 Sun, 15 Jun 2025 05:00:00 -0500 ]]> ]]> ]]> false More Than A Song | Worship and the Worthiness of God | Justin Varughese full podcastepisode_6ed3432d89c84a548e592a8608f1e090 Sun, 6 Jul 2025 05:00:00 -0500 ]]> ]]> ]]> false Dinner's On Me | Divine Intervention: Embracing the “Unreachable” | Justin Varughese full podcastepisode_ed51afb0b9244acb93e7979be6f3c70d Sun, 8 Jun 2025 05:00:00 -0500
Luke 19:1-10

Zacchaeus, driven by curiosity, sought to observe Jesus from a distance. He was likely astounded when Jesus noticed him. As a chief tax collector, he was even more surprised when Jesus requested to dine at his home. Zacchaeus, an outcast with little hope of acceptance, was reached through a shared meal. Jesus used a meal to bridge the gap with an outsider. How does this impact our perspective and actions?


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Luke 19:1-10

Zacchaeus, driven by curiosity, sought to observe Jesus from a distance. He was likely astounded when Jesus noticed him. As a chief tax collector, he was even more surprised when Jesus requested to dine at his home. Zacchaeus, an outcast with little hope of acceptance, was reached through a shared meal. Jesus used a meal to bridge the gap with an outsider. How does this impact our perspective and actions?


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Luke 19:1-10

Zacchaeus, driven by curiosity, sought to observe Jesus from a distance. He was likely astounded when Jesus noticed him. As a chief tax collector, he was even more surprised when Jesus requested to dine at his home. Zacchaeus, an outcast with little hope of acceptance, was reached through a shared meal. Jesus used a meal to bridge the gap with an outsider. How does this impact our perspective and actions?


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Luke 11:37-53


When Jesus dined with a Pharisee, he was criticized for neglecting their elaborate washing rituals. Jesus' response shifted the focus from external hygiene to internal purity: "You Pharisees are so careful to clean the outside of the cup and the dish, but inside you are filthy—full of greed and wickedness! Fools! Didn’t God make the inside as well as the outside?" (Luke 11:39-40, NLT). He urged them to cleanse their hearts with love and acceptance, allowing God to purify them through the Word (Ephesians 5:26). How does this challenge our self-perception and our interactions with others?
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Luke 11:37-53


When Jesus dined with a Pharisee, he was criticized for neglecting their elaborate washing rituals. Jesus' response shifted the focus from external hygiene to internal purity: "You Pharisees are so careful to clean the outside of the cup and the dish, but inside you are filthy—full of greed and wickedness! Fools! Didn’t God make the inside as well as the outside?" (Luke 11:39-40, NLT). He urged them to cleanse their hearts with love and acceptance, allowing God to purify them through the Word (Ephesians 5:26). How does this challenge our self-perception and our interactions with others?
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Luke 11:37-53


When Jesus dined with a Pharisee, he was criticized for neglecting their elaborate washing rituals. Jesus' response shifted the focus from external hygiene to internal purity: "You Pharisees are so careful to clean the outside of the cup and the dish, but inside you are filthy—full of greed and wickedness! Fools! Didn’t God make the inside as well as the outside?" (Luke 11:39-40, NLT). He urged them to cleanse their hearts with love and acceptance, allowing God to purify them through the Word (Ephesians 5:26). How does this challenge our self-perception and our interactions with others?
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Luke 14:1-24

Jesus, accepting another dinner invitation from a Pharisee, addressed contentious issues of the day: Sabbath observance, social hierarchy, and the qualifications for God's kingdom. Instead of delivering lengthy lectures, Jesus employed thought-provoking questions and compelling parables to make complex ideas accessible. His words were rooted in biblical truth and a desire to draw people into a right relationship with God, marked by grace and truth. Difficult conversations continue to arise at our tables today. How does this inform our approach to these discussions?
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Luke 14:1-24

Jesus, accepting another dinner invitation from a Pharisee, addressed contentious issues of the day: Sabbath observance, social hierarchy, and the qualifications for God's kingdom. Instead of delivering lengthy lectures, Jesus employed thought-provoking questions and compelling parables to make complex ideas accessible. His words were rooted in biblical truth and a desire to draw people into a right relationship with God, marked by grace and truth. Difficult conversations continue to arise at our tables today. How does this inform our approach to these discussions?
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Luke 14:1-24

Jesus, accepting another dinner invitation from a Pharisee, addressed contentious issues of the day: Sabbath observance, social hierarchy, and the qualifications for God's kingdom. Instead of delivering lengthy lectures, Jesus employed thought-provoking questions and compelling parables to make complex ideas accessible. His words were rooted in biblical truth and a desire to draw people into a right relationship with God, marked by grace and truth. Difficult conversations continue to arise at our tables today. How does this inform our approach to these discussions?
]]> false Dinner's On Me | Reveal over a Meal: Encountering the Risen Lord | Britton Wakefield full podcastepisode_4fbcb60a52574431a19d6b8aad1169e7 Sun, 29 Jun 2025 05:00:00 -0500
Luke 24:13-35

After his resurrection, Jesus joined two disciples on the road to Emmaus. With his identity concealed, he explained the Scriptures to them. Their hearts burned with understanding, and they urged him to stay for dinner. As he blessed and broke the bread, mirroring the Last Supper (Luke 22:19), their eyes were opened, and they recognized the risen Savior. They were not only dining with him, but they also had their minds opened to the scriptures. Jesus revealed himself through conversation and a meal. How does this shape our perspective and practice?

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Luke 24:13-35

After his resurrection, Jesus joined two disciples on the road to Emmaus. With his identity concealed, he explained the Scriptures to them. Their hearts burned with understanding, and they urged him to stay for dinner. As he blessed and broke the bread, mirroring the Last Supper (Luke 22:19), their eyes were opened, and they recognized the risen Savior. They were not only dining with him, but they also had their minds opened to the scriptures. Jesus revealed himself through conversation and a meal. How does this shape our perspective and practice?

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Luke 24:13-35

After his resurrection, Jesus joined two disciples on the road to Emmaus. With his identity concealed, he explained the Scriptures to them. Their hearts burned with understanding, and they urged him to stay for dinner. As he blessed and broke the bread, mirroring the Last Supper (Luke 22:19), their eyes were opened, and they recognized the risen Savior. They were not only dining with him, but they also had their minds opened to the scriptures. Jesus revealed himself through conversation and a meal. How does this shape our perspective and practice?

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