We are so excited to have you join us for a Sunday gathering. We recommend that you come early, (but no more than 30 min early), as some of our gatherings fill up quickly! Our gatherings typically last a little over an hour, and we ask that you stay tuned in until dismissed by “Go and Be the Church." Leaving early distracts those around you who may be experiencing a pivotal moment with Jesus.
You can find more about who we are as a church here.
Our address, parking information, kids programming, and FAQ’s can all be found below. We cannot wait to see you!
Brentwood High School
Address:
5304 Murray Ln Brentwood, TN 37027
We are moving to Brentwood High School! We have spaces ready for ADA accessibility in the gathering, so as you enter our lobby, please let a member of our team and we will be happy to assist you.
Parking Information
We have plenty of parking available for you on location! We are located at Brentwood High School, where there is space for your family to park, including ADA spaces.
FAQ:
What if i have kids?
We have full children's programming available for newborn through 5th grade at our gathering! You can find more about our ACC Kids program below.
Feel free to come as you are! We have people who dress up in their Sunday best, or come straight from work. Wear whatever is comfortable for you!
How can I serve?
There are many different ways to serve on a Sunday! Click this link to see all our opportunities!
Current Series
A Tragic Exchange
September 20, 2026
This week in our ROMANS series, our Senior Pastor, Miles Fidell, continued through Romans 1, confronting the tragic exchange at the heart of idolatry: trading the beholding of God’s glory for consuming images of created things.
This week, we welcomed Pastor David Platt for Week Four of our ROMANS series. Through an encounter with the Word itself, he called the Church away from casual, cultural Christianity to become a people who tremble at God’s Word, repent, believe, and live according to its truth. What is your response to hearing the Word of God?
This week, our Auburn Lead Pastor, Gage Henry, continues our journey through Romans, looking to Paul’s conversion in Acts 9 and reminding us that faith is formed when we trust God’s voice and obey even when we cannot see what He is doing.