In a dramatic scene where Jesus forgives a woman caught in adultery, in was the behavior of scribes and Pharisees who brought her that Jesus reacted to most. On Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador compares the stark contrast between the bondage of legalism - and the grace, freedom, and forgiveness found in Jesus Christ.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 a dramatic scene where Jesus forgives a woman caught in adultery, in was the behavior of scribes and Pharisees who brought her that Jesus reacted to most. On Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador compares the stark contrast between the bondage of legalism - and the grace, freedom, and forgiveness found in Jesus Christ.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 10:7, Jesus declares, “I am the gate for the sheep,” offering a reassuring image of protection, provision, and, access to abundant life. And on Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador recognizes the metaphor also emphasizes exclusivity: Jesus is not one of many gates but the only way to eternal life. Through Him, believers find not only safety and life more abundant, but an eternity secured.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 the third "I Am" statement of Jesus of John Chapter 10, we find Jesus declaring Himself the Door for the Sheep. But why exactly do sheep need a door, and what does this mean for us? Coming Up on Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador expounds on the purpose of the door, why there is only one, and how we can enter to find rest, and eternal life in Jesus.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

It was during the Feast of Tabernacles that Jesus made the significant declaration: "If anyone is thirsty, let him come to me and drink." On Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador reminds us how this powerful invitation reveals Jesus as the source of living water, offering eternal life to all who believe. In this concluding verse by verse study of John Chapter 7, all are challenged to respond to Christ's call.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 Chapter 7 tells of Jesus' growing ministry, and speaking at the Feast of Tabernacles, He was confronted with disbelief, as questions about His identity intensified while the self-righteousness of the Pharisees was exposed. Coming up on Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador reveals Jesus as the source of truth, challenging us to reflect on our own response to Him.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

Our verse-by-verse study series of the Gospel of John continues with Chapter 7, capturing the tension between worldly demands and divine purpose. And coming up on Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador reflects on how Jesus’ example teaches us to resist worldly pressures, trust in God’s perfect timing, and remain bold in our faithfulness to His calling, even in the midst of the misjudgment of others.To Share a Prayer Request - [email protected]

Our verse-by-verse study series of the Gospel of John continues with Chapter 7, capturing the tension between worldly demands and divine purpose. And coming up on Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador reflects on how Jesus’ example teaches us to resist worldly pressures, trust in God’s perfect timing, and remain bold in our faithfulness to His calling, even in the midst of the misjudgment of others.To Share a Prayer Request - [email protected]

On Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador turns to Proverbs Chapter 3 where we’re invited to trust God wholeheartedly, acknowledging His wisdom over our own. This passage is a call to surrender, inviting us to place our confidence in God’s wisdom and direction. And coming up, we’ll learn of the promised benefits to trusting the Lord to direct our paths in all of our daily decisions.To Share a Prayer Request - [email protected]

Proverbs 3 verses 5 and 6 tell us there’s only one solid thing in which we should place our trust: and that’s the Lord. And turning to the Proverbs, for Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador says we can feel secure that as we lean on the Lord and His guidance wholeheartedly, we can rest assured that He will lead and direct us down the best path for our lives.To Share a Prayer Request - [email protected]