March 29, 2024 by Bob Rutherford
Easter 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....
March 15, 2024 by Alex Aaron
One of the clearest pathways to honoring Christ in our lives is by focusing ourselves on humility in the same manner our Savior did....
February 28, 2024 by Kent Epling
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....
February 20, 2024 by Amy Young
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....
February 13, 2024 by Bob Rutherford
There is nothing more fundamental to the Christian experience than the call to love one another and everyone. In fact, it is how we are most closely identified with Christ. We are most like Him when we love....
January 14, 2024 by Staff
All activities scheduled for January 14, 2024 have been canceled due to the extreme weather conditions....
August 28, 2022 by Staff
Meadowood's prayer ministry has created an easy an interactive board where you can post prayer requests and pick up cards to assist you in praying for Meadowood and the Mid-Del communities....
July 11, 2022 by
Meadowood Kids is excited to welcome Mid-Del families to Vacation Bible School 2022, which fetures an archeology theme that will help children dig deeper into their understanding of Christ and His call to share the gospel throughout the world....
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This June, Meadowood will be taking students and volunteers to Falls Creek for another whirlwind adventure in one of the best places on Earth....
July 13, 2019 by Staff | Tags: missions, gospel, Colorado, in the way, conversations
While Meadowood's mission team was in Colorado, the church we partner with learned it's building was literally in the way of a neighbor. That actually led to conversations that may break down some barriers to the gospel, which is the way it should be....
Keep ReadingJuly 8, 2019 by Staff | Tags: rest, relax, breathe, break, downtime, be still
Regardless of what "rest" looks like for you, it's important—even commanded—that we still ourselves in the presence of God. Our schedules may make that difficult, but how different would our lives look if we rested properly?...
Keep ReadingJune 19, 2019 by Staff | Tags: Falls Creek, Day 2, Meadowood Youth
We've only spent a couple of days at Falls Creek and have been having such an absolute blast! Day 2 began with a biscuit baking battle. We also heard Kent, Bob and Jay share stories of their own calls to ministry and their walk with Jesus. There's been plenty to do and learn as we've grown and worshipped together. It's hard to believe we're already nearing the halfway poi...
Keep ReadingJune 18, 2019 by Staff | Category: Falls Creek | Tags: youth, growth, fellowship, fun, 2019, Falls Creek, Meadowood, faith
The first day at Falls Creek is complete, and we thought we'd do our best to keep you updated on all the goings-on taking place during Meadowood's "Week at the Creek."...
Keep ReadingJune 17, 2019 by Staff | Tags: youth, prayer, Focus, Falls Creek, June 2019
Meadowood is sending another large, unique group of students and sponsors to Falls Creek to connect with each other and with God. Not everyone can experience a week at the Creek, but we can all pray for those who do....
Keep ReadingApril 25, 2019 by Bob Rutherford | Tags: Mothers Day, Sunday, celebrate, mom
Mother's Day is a special day as we have the privilege of honoring our wives, mothers, and women who have been like mothers to us....
Keep ReadingApril 21, 2019 by Staff | Category: Holy Week 2019 | Tags: Holy Week 2019, Easter, Sunday, risen, empty tomb
Following the Sabbath rest, the first followers of Christ decide to visit the place of His burial. They didn't expect what they found. The stone was rolled away. The tomb was empty. And the things they had been taught in the years traveling with Jesus began to crystallize as a new reality set in. Though it would take some time (and further instruction from the Risen Jesus...
Keep ReadingApril 20, 2019 by Staff | Category: Holy Week 2019 | Tags: Holy Week 2019, Saturday, Sabbath, death, tomb
When it comes to the Saturday of Holy Week, the Bible gives us precious little information. We're mostly left to assume or simply imagine what it might've been like for those who had followed Jesus. Still, it can leave us with loads of questions....
Keep ReadingApril 19, 2019 by Staff | Category: Holy Week 2019 | Tags: Good Friday, crucifixion, Holy Week 2019, trials, cross
Though we may be familiar with the events of what has come to be called Good Friday, it's easy to lose sight of them or shift our focus forward a couple of days. So let's pause and remember the greatest—and perhaps the most confusing—day in all history....
Keep ReadingApril 18, 2019 by Staff | Tags: Holy Week 2019, trials, last supper, gethsemane, Passover
In these final days, we see tremendous shifts as the people celebrate Jesus and the leaders challenge Him. All of this happens amid dueling realities—the celebration of the Jewish Passover (God-ordained escape from Egypt) and the Roman occupation that dominates life of the times. God has chosen a strategic time to pull off the extraordinary....
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