
Through-the-Bible teaching with Pastor Brett Meador at Athey Creek Church.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 400 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

As Paul continues to share his ministry model with young Timothy in 1 Timothy 3, he outlines the responsibilities of those leading the church and the qualifications they must meet to serve in those positions. As we look at God’s design for church lea... more
Many have opinions about how we should conduct ourselves in church, but when it comes right down to it, God's Word, not church traditions, culture, or personal opinions, has the final authority. As Paul addresses how we ought to behave in the church ... more
In what is perhaps one of the most misinterpreted and controversial sections of Scripture, Paul talks about how women should behave in church and serve in ministry. As we seek to interpret 1 Timothy 2:9-13 accurately, we learn how to rightly divide G... more
As Paul addresses the challenges Timothy faces in pastoring his church, he encourages him to keep fighting the good fight and persevere in his calling. In 1 Timothy 1:17-2:8, we too find encouragement to embrace our God-given gifts and continue walki... more
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He has helped hundreds come to Christ, give this podcast a shot. Brett Meador of Athey Creek Christian Fellowship is a great pastor who goes through the Bible verse, by verse chapter by chapter on Wednesdays and has a great teaching each Sunday. You can also catch it on YouTube!
Chapter by chapter, verse by verse. Bretts passion for teaching comes through in every message. Thank you Jesus for giving him that gift. I feel like I grow in knowledge and faith when I listen to these teachings.
Sound Biblical teaching from a faithful teacher. Thank you for sharing these messages. I’m learning so much and look forward to every message. Thank you Athey Creek! God bless.
I’m being taught so much as I listen to Pastor Brett. I’ve attended church my whole life, hearing redundantly flat, surface-level, 30 minute, cookie-cutter sermons. This is the first time in my life that I feel that I’m learning. I’m finally getting the meat. Brett is easy for me to listen to, and his sermons are helping me to dive deeper and gain the better understanding that I’m reaching for. The prophecy updates are also so appreciated. So thankful for the livestreams and podcasts. Sending lo... more
I love it when a Bible Teacher-Preacher-Pastor-Bishop says “don’t take my word for it, read it yourself and think about it!”
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Verse-by-verse Bible teaching led by Pastor Brett Meador, with sermons that move systematically through books of Scripture and connect biblical passages to Christian belief and everyday practice. Messages combine textual explanation, historical and theological context, personal anecdotes, and practical guidance on prayer, church life, salvation, leadership, and Christian conduct.
A distinctive thread is sustained attention to prophecy and end-times passages, including the rapture, the return of Christ, and Israel in biblical prophecy. Meador also addresses contemporary cultural and church debates from a conservative evangelical perspective, grounding his conclusions in his reading of Scripture. The format suits Christians seeking detailed,... more
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