Jesus didn’t plan, promote, or participate in organized big events. He brought transformation to many people, but he did it primarily by pouring into a small number of disciples, including men and women.

Everyone has a valuable part to play at MeadowBrook. Church membership acknowledges your place within the body of Christ, and it lets us know that you are willing to do your part.

The first and last pages of the Bible tell of God’s beauty and perfection in his creation and recreation. The pages in between reveal the sin of mankind and the catastrophic effect on creation, as well as God’s remedy, which is the gospel.

Jesus will give you rest. During this tough year, you can trust Jesus. He is gentle and lowly in heart.

Jesus came so that we may experience true love and mercy by knowing the Father.

God wants us to acknowledge our deeper needs, the thirst and hunger of our souls, where we find deeper longings that are not satiated by anything temporal offered in the world.

Paul’s attitude was one of joy because he trusted God and his sovereign plan. As we experience difficulties, hardships, trials, persecutions, and the like, let's stay eternally focused and filled with joy.

No matter how sinful and desperate your life is or far removed from the kingdom of God, you’re in the right position to receive God’s mercy, salvation, and transformation when you recognize the need for it.

If you have wondered if your life in God’s kingdom matters or if your service makes a difference, this text shouts that it does. In quiet ways, God is using people wonderfully. People just like you.

The church named MeadowBrook is the "Ecclesia." It is the gathered saints of God to engage as instructed by the Lord corporately. Our gathering is essential, however, the place where we meet isn't as important as the meeting together.