John Chapter 9 reveals Jesus as the Light of the World, healing a man born-blind to demonstrate God's power and purpose not only to the man healed, but to the unbelieving onlookers as well. But Pastor Brett Meador will show how this passage is about more than physical sight - it’s a discerning lesson of faith and overcoming spiritual blindness.To Share a Prayer Request Email Us at- [email protected] You a New Believer?If you are a new believer who wants to learn more about the "Good News" of Jesus Christ and how to grow in your relationship with Him, connect with us today! https://atheycreek.com/connect/new-believers

By all accounts, healing a man blind since birth, would involve nothing short of the divine miraculous touch of God, occurring no less than five times in scripture at the hand of Jesus. Yet on Today’s Word Pastor Brett Meador helps us to see how spiritual blindness can be overcome by us - all within our own heart.To Share a Prayer Request Email Us at- [email protected] You a New Believer?If you are a new believer who wants to learn more about the "Good News" of Jesus Christ and how to grow in your relationship with Him, connect with us today! https://atheycreek.com/connect/new-believers

The miraculous story of Jesus healing a blind man in the Gospel of John is one of radical transformation, but also sparking a vicious controversy between Jesus and the religious leaders. On Today’s Word, we’ll witness an amazing testimony unfold - as well as Jesus ministering to the many observers there showing signs of spiritual blindness. Pastor Brett Meador picks up our series in John Chapter 9.To Share a Prayer Request Email Us at- [email protected] You a New Believer?If you are a new believer who wants to learn more about the "Good News" of Jesus Christ and how to grow in your relationship with Him, connect with us today! https://atheycreek.com/connect/new-believers

In John 10:11-15, Jesus proclaimed, "I am the Good Shepherd," revealing His sacrificial love and care for His followers. On Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador illustrates how this passage invites us to reflect on Christ's selfless love and challenges us to trust Him as our Savior, just as Psalm 23 assures God's guidance, provision, and protection as a good and faithful shepherd watches over his sheep.To Share a Prayer Request Email Us at- [email protected] You a New Believer?If you are a new believer who wants to learn more about the "Good News" of Jesus Christ and how to grow in your relationship with Him, connect with us today! https://atheycreek.com/connect/new-believers

By all accounts healing a man blind since birth, would involve nothing short of the divine miraculous touch of God, occurring no less than five times in scripture at the hand of Jesus. Yet on Today’s Word Pastor Brett Meador helps us to see how spiritual blindness can be overcome by us - all within our own heart.To Share a Prayer Request Email Us at- [email protected] You a New Believer?If you are a new believer who wants to learn more about the "Good News" of Jesus Christ and how to grow in your relationship with Him, connect with us today! https://atheycreek.com/connect/new-believers

Proverbs 16:18 warns that pride comes before destruction; and a haughty spirit before a fall. Pastor Brett Meador says it’s no wonder then that the sins of pride and a haughty spirit are ones that will hasten the coming end times. On Today’s Word, we’ll continue a Prophesy Update identifying the many forms of man’s prideful attitude of today, that will define the last days as well.

Though the sin of pride may factor into much of sinful behavior today, coming up, Pastor Brett Meador reflects on what scripture has to say about the role pride has in shaping end times prophecy as well. In Today’s Word - Prophecy Update edition, we’ll examine the Old Testament days of Noah, Lot, and others to get a tell-tale glimpse of what to expect, in future end times.

Coming to know the seven “I Am” statements of Jesus throughout the Gospel of John, Jesus in Chapter 10 declares I Am the Good Shepherd. Digging deeper into what Jesus is saying, Pastor Brett Meador reflects on the unmistakable relationship to one of the Bible's most beloved passages – Psalm 23. Beautifully illustrated on Today’s Word, is the sacrificial provision, and protection of Jesus, the Good Shepherd.To Share a Prayer Request Email Us at- [email protected] You a New Believer?If you are a new believer who wants to learn more about the "Good News" of Jesus Christ and how to grow in your relationship with Him, connect with us today! https://atheycreek.com/connect/new-believers

After a dramatic scene where Jesus forgives a woman caught in adultery, an intense dialogue ensues as the religious leaders mock Jesus, try to discredit Him, and make foolish statements to defend their narrative. Though Jesus explicitly told them who He was, those asking were hoping for an answer they could use to condemn Him. Pastor Brett Meador uncovers the truth that sets us free on Today’s Word.To Share a Prayer Request Email Us at- [email protected] You a New Believer?If you are a new believer who wants to learn more about the "Good News" of Jesus Christ and how to grow in your relationship with Him, connect with us today! https://atheycreek.com/connect/new-believers

John’s gospel presents a powerful encounter between Jesus, the Pharisees, and a woman caught in sin. We’re able to witness Christ’s wisdom in confronting hypocrisy, His mercy in offering forgiveness, and His authority as the Light of the World. And coming up on Today’s Word, is an invitation to embrace the grace of God as Pastor Brett Meador continues a study of John Chapter 8 beginning with verse 3.To Share a Prayer Request Email Us at- [email protected] You a New Believer?If you are a new believer who wants to learn more about the "Good News" of Jesus Christ and how to grow in your relationship with Him, connect with us today! https://atheycreek.com/connect/new-believers