Sunday mornings are a primary way for the church to gather together to worship Christ Jesus, and each semester, we've chosen to select a thematic focus for our corporate worship that will anchor our focus as we lift the name of Jesus each week.
Keep ReadingTake a moment to browse the first-ever Meadowood Spirit Store, where you can purchase your very own Meadowood-featured shirts and sweatshirts! Open through March 31, you can order online or purchase through Kent Epling and the church office.
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Have you ever wondered why we sing the same song each Sunday morning during Advent? There is reason behind it as Dr. Chism instructs us here.
Keep ReadingIt might not feel like it weather-wise, but summer is winding down. And that means the start of school and new opportunities for your to gather, serve and pray in the name of Jesus. The challenge is clear when we look at Jeremiah 33.
Keep ReadingAmid Sunday morning's circumstances, namely the impending departure of Randy Lind, we neglected to mention the special Mother's Day offering we encourage our people to give to in support of some very special local ministries. But you still have the opportunity to give.
Keep ReadingEaster is obviously a special season in the church calendar. We look forward to it every year as we focus our gaze and attention to Calvary and the tomb. There is glory in these days as we remember the cost of our redemption and celebrate the greatest gift that could ever be given.
Keep ReadingOne of the clearest pathways to honoring Christ in our lives is by focusing ourselves on humility in the same manner our Savior did.
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We are called to "hold the rope" for one another as we walk through days of joy and sorrow, smoothness and struggle. Meadowood Youth got to learn this during a recent DiscipleNow weekend.
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Each of us is called to leave a legacy of faith for emerging generations to see what faith—even with it's many ups and downs—looks like in our world.
Keep ReadingDec 15
2021
How do we worship all doesn't feel as well as we expected it should, especially at this time of year, when all can feel a whole lot less than well? The truth is, songs aren't mean to fake us into emotions and feelings. Rather, they are to express to God what we believe about God and understand from our circumstances.
Dec 10
2021
Now that we're nearing the mid-point of December, Meadowood wanted to give you another brief update on what's coming up through Christmas!
Nov 29
2021
Advent is a time of expectation realized and joy maximized. But in the midst of the chaos around us, we can easily begin to wonder if things are really as secure as we've been led to believe.
Dec 23
2020
The most precious parts of Christmas are the moments we share with those we care about as we recall the grand story of redemption that began for us in that little manger. It's a salvation available to all, and in that we rejoice!
Dec 19
2020
Don't let the wildness of the modern Christmas experience distract you from soaking in the truth that makes the season so special.
Dec 18
2020
Advent isn't really that complicated. Understanding it does not necessitate a seminary degree or advanced study or oratorical eloquence. In fact, it's a pretty simple story with a clear message that hope and joy and peace are available for us if we would only believe.
Dec 14
2020
There's something about the Christmas season that brings out special memories for those who believe and obey God's Spirit as He moves in us, and sometimes the most seemingly insignificant things can have the greatest impact for His Kingdom.
Dec 9
2020
Each Advent season, we are reminded afresh of the joy inherent in the Christmas story. We look back and see all Christ has done for us and in us. In these things, we rejoice, and we aren't the only ones! Let's spread that joy around this season!
Dec 8
2020
Impossible is not a word that hinders God, and that should be a tremendous encouragement for us in the year we've endured and the future we look toward. He is not phased by our circumstances.
Dec 5
2020
The answer to the old song "Mary, Did You Know" is really quite simple. Yes, she knew in part because she was told. But what she didn't understand, what she had no vision for at such a young age and after so much silence from God, filled her with fear. Yet, she acknowledged her fears and lack of vision but humbled herself in following the Lord. How can we do likewise?
