Regeneration Nashville Sunday | November 8, 2026

Worship

The service opens with an energetic worship set celebrating God’s power and faithfulness. An unnamed worship leader shares that she had recently returned from Africa, where she taught the song “Hallelujah, You Get All the Praise” to girls rescued from sex trafficking. The story moves the congregation, who are invited forward to worship.

The music continues with songs about Jesus’ unmatched greatness, lifting him up, and surrendering personal concerns to him.

Announcements and Testimony

The church promotes its upcoming Christmas production and fundraising cake auction. The hosts joke about Pastor Kent baking a cake. Pastor Candy gives it the grand title, “The Lord giveth and Kent baketh away,” while Kent admits he wouldn’t eat his own cake because it is so rich.

Candy also shares a testimony from a couple who say their son’s epilepsy was no longer present after Kent prayed for him.

Sermon

Pastor Kent responds to the recent election results and the anxiety he says many Christians are feeling. He cautions against trusting unaccountable online prophets, urges people to test prophetic claims, and says faith should be grounded in Scripture rather than political outcomes.

Kent delivers a strongly political message, arguing that Christians should stand by their convictions even when it costs them, rather than choosing financial interests over their beliefs.

To encourage the congregation, he draws on several biblical stories:

• Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace
• Elisha’s servant seeing heavenly forces surrounding them
• Paul and Silas singing in prison before an earthquake frees them and the other prisoners

Kent’s central message is that adversity does not mean God has abandoned the church. He urges believers to keep praying, praising, and standing firm. The congregation responds with applause and enthusiastic worship.

Closing

The service closes with a final song, an invitation to accept or rededicate one’s life to Jesus, and a group prayer. Pastor Candy then sends everyone to the cake auction.

People Featured or Mentioned

Pastor Kent, Pastor Candy, Jasmine, Pastor Cheryl, Cooper, pastors Jordan and Brooke Mullins, and the unnamed worship leader who shared the Africa story.