Meadowbrook Church Sermons

What does it mean to be a “bold” Christian? Who is the boldest Christian you know? Are you tempted to “play it safe” when it comes to living out your faith? Do you sometimes act like a “secret Christian”?

How would you characterize the content of your prayers? Are your prayers mostly about you or your loved ones? Do you ask God to do “big” or “bold” things regarding His mission and the expanse of His kingdom?

What is the Church? Is it a building? Is it a system of ecclesiastical procedures and practices? Would you be surprised to know that from the earliest days of her beginning the Church is a movement?

Christians that Make a Difference

Storms happen. Jesus’ conclusion to the Sermon on the Mount tells us how to survive, even thrive, in the midst of the storm.

Nothing clarifies life like the reality of our mortality. The life and death of Moses point to the priorities and purposes of a life well-lived.

As we take Communion today, “. . .we proclaim the Lord’s death until He comes.” What does it mean to live in the time between the times of the First and Second Coming of Jesus Christ?

Even a spiritual superhero like Elijah experienced a time when life seemed to overwhelm him. How does God work and what do we do “When the Journey Becomes Too Much?"

A reliable map is essential to a successful journey. This beloved Psalm reminds us that such a map will lead us to follow “In the Steps of the Shepherd."

We are called to make of our lives “something beautiful for God” to quote Mother Theresa and Ephesians 2:10. The call of God to Moses, while unique to him, points to the places we must go to fashion of our lives our unique work of art to the glory of God.