Life full of uncertainty, is the truth captured in Psalm 39 as the psalmist David sought perspective on the vanity of life and the futility of misplaced hope. Yet on Today’s Word, Pastor Bret Meador uses the passage to encourage us to anchor our trust not in earthly pursuits but in God … our only true hope. And in reflecting on this wisdom, we can be comforted amid life's uncertainties.To Share a Prayer Request - [email protected]

Psalm 39 finds David in some serious contemplation about life, death and what we’re to do with our time in between the cradle and the grave. But on Today’s Word, Pastor Bret Meador offers assurance that while the rest of the world may fret about aging, death and wasted lives, we can put our confidence in Jesus Christ – in whom we find great hope, purpose and eternal life.To Share a Prayer Request - [email protected]

Greatly outnumbered by the advancing Syrian army, it looked as though the end was near for the prophet of God, Elisha and his servant, in 2nd Kings 6. However, Elisha’s response and subsequent miraculous deliverance by the Lord shows, how we should respond when we too face fearful and troubled times. On Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador continues a message of putting our trust in God from his Encouragement Series.To Share a Prayer Request - [email protected]

1 John Chapter 4 reminds us of this promise of God - greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world. And on Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador acknowledges though evil is real; the Christian doesn’t have to be given over to the spirit of fear. Coming up, comfort and encouragement drawn from the Old Testament for dealing with the troubles that come our way.To Share a Prayer Request - [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

Having declared He is the Light of the World in His second "I Am" statement in John 8:12, Jesus invites us to step out of spiritual darkness and walk in the light of His truth. On Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador draws from the declaration of Jesus, how to discern between true and false light, and how to ensure we point those who live in ever-increasing darkness, toward Jesus.To Share a Prayer Request - [email protected]

When John the Baptist shared the profound truth from John 1:36 – declaring "Behold, the Lamb of God!" The significance of that title is that Jesus is revealed as the one who brings atonement for our sins through His sacrificial death. On Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador explores the depth of this declaration and its call for us to recognize and follow Him as our Savior and Redeemer.

The Gospel of John opens with profound truths about Jesus' identity and mission. Chapter 1 reveals Jesus as the Word and the Light, embodying divine grace. Coming up on Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador explores the eternal nature of Jesus, His purpose, and the transformative grace He offers believers, setting the foundation for understanding His role in God's redemptive plan.

A thorough study of the Gospel of John certainly would include theological truths about who Jesus is and why He came. And today in a verse-by-verse study of John Chapter 1, Pastor Brett Meador examines the various titles given to Jesus. On Today’s Word, we’ll learn why He’s called the Word and the Light, and how He has imparted grace to those, who believe in Him.

While Matthew’s gospel reveals the genealogy of how Jesus came from Abraham through David as promised in the Old Testament, John in his gospel declares Jesus came from heaven, demonstrating that Jesus is God, existing even before creation. On Today’s Word with Pastor Brett Meador, he’ll continue an intriguing message of the meaning of God becoming man.

The Gospel of John begins with a powerful truth: "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." The apostle John invites us into the mystery of who Jesus is - eternal, divine, and creator. On Today’s Word with Pastor Brett Meador we’ll see how Jesus humbly came to earth to reveal God to us.