Meadowbrook Church Sermons

What defining experiences occurred that helped shape who you are today? Do you want to make significant changes so that your future is different than your past? Find out how the Christ-life can bring healing and resolve to the past, power for the present and hope for the future.

Unwise courtships, dysfunctional marriages, deficient parental preparation and relational disrepair threaten to break our hearts and ruin our families. Discover the weapons Christ-followers have for slaying these giants.

The government bailout, investment losses, credit debt and a culture of consumerism all breathe down upon us with ferociousness. How does one live within our means and not fall prey to easy purchases and tyrannical payments? How does the “Jesus-life” stand in the midst of financial chaos?

God’s agenda for people and for this world has always been opposed. But God has never been threatened. Instead, God uses what seem to us to be gigantic problems as the means of changing our lives and forming Christ in us.

If the Bible is true when it says that all of us have sinned and that all of us stand condemned, then we must have a Savior that can deliver us from judgment. Some say “this” religion or “that” belief can be a legitimate means of salvation. Why can Jesus say that He alone is “the way”?

Need wisdom or guidance? Need courage? How about strength to persevere? Need some grace for patience or to be able to forgive? God promises all these things and more. Discover how to depend and receive the promises of God.

We take jobs, get married and have families without knowing exactly how it will all turn out. They are calculated risks that we become willing to take. Are there good reasons to trust God when our circumstances are marked by pain, loss or difficult challenge? Discover why we can trust God.

You count the cost before you buy a house or a car. You count the cost of getting married or having a family. What’s the cost of being a Christian? Is it worth it? Find out if following Christ is a price you’re willing to pay.

Loving God and loving other people are the chief marks of followers of Jesus. Yet, being a loving person is one of our greatest challenges. What does it mean to love and how are we able to even love our enemies? Join us in praying, “God, make Your Church loving.