Meadowbrook FWB Church

09/07/2026

Psalm 30 reminds us that heaviness does not get the final word.

In yesterday's message, “From Heaviness to Hallelujah,” we looked at how God can take us from desperation to deliverance, weeping to joyful worship, presumption to prayer, and sackcloth to singing.

If you’re walking through a heavy season, I pray this message will encourage you to keep trusting God—the morning is coming! Watch here:

09/06/2026

Holding this Bible for the first time, the emptiness I'd felt my whole life vanished. It was the answer I'd been seeking. Reading Psalm 40 was the start of everything.

09/06/2026

What a powerful testimony we heard today from Kimberly Redance! After 20 years of addiction, God has completely transformed her life. If you are struggling with addiction—or love someone who is—please take a few minutes to hear her story.

Recovery is possible. Freedom is possible. Jesus still changes lives. ❤️

What if the life you’re living right now doesn’t have to be the lif...

09/06/2026

Temptation glitters, promising pleasure but concealing the true price. Like a fisherman's bait, it distracts from the hook, advertising a free meal while a frying pan awaits. The struggle with temptation in one area often mirrors struggles in others.

09/06/2026

We would LOVE to have you join us for our Homecoming Revival Weekend, October 2–4!

This year we’ll be celebrating 48 years of ministry on Blue Ridge Road, and we’re looking forward to a special weekend of preaching, singing, worship, fellowship, and remembering God’s faithfulness.

Leonard Bowers will be preaching throughout the weekend, with special music from Nathan & Tanya Horton on Friday night and Shelly Smith & Anna Wise Smith on Saturday night.

Friday & Saturday at 7:00 PM
Sunday at 9:45 & 11:00 AM
Homecoming meal following the 11:00 AM service.

Meadowbrook FWB Church
204 Blue Ridge Rd., Black Mountain, NC

Come celebrate with us—and invite someone to join you!

09/05/2026

Addiction is like returning to the source of your pain, fostering destructive habits. True, lasting satisfaction isn't found there. Discover where genuine fulfillment truly lies.

09/05/2026

Our personal preferences should never overshadow the unity of the body. We are not competitors, but collaborators striving together for the hope of the gospel, working for Him.

09/04/2026

Embracing faith doesn't mean struggles vanish overnight. Yet, through Jesus, profound forgiveness and liberation from bo***ge become your reality. True freedom is found.

09/04/2026

Just like a stool needs multiple legs for stability, believers need to work together. Our unity ensures security and helps accomplish God's purpose. Let's strive together for the faith of the gospel.

09/04/2026

“Yes, you will be like one who lies down in the midst of the sea, or like one who lies at the top of the mast, saying: 'They have struck me, but I was not hurt... When shall I awake, that I may seek another drink?'” (Proverbs 23:34-35)

One of the most heartbreaking aspects of sin and addiction is the tragic delusion it produces. Solomon paints a picture of a person sleeping at the top of a ship's mast during a storm—oblivious to the catastrophic danger right in front of them. Even worse, after being bruised, battered, and humiliated, the individual wakes up only to ask, "When can I go get another?" Sin acts as both the predator that wounds you and the liar that convinces you it is the antidote. We cannot fix or cure our own bo***ge by returning to the very source of our damage.