Meansville Baptist Church

As Judas betrays Jesus, Jesus is arrested, a disciple chops of an ear, and a young man flees we see Jesus alone as He goes forward to the cross.

This is the second installment of our journey through the doctrine of Heaven as we discuss what happens immediately when we die.

As we continue in Mark's Gospel we encounter Jesus in the the Garden of Gethsemane. Here, we see the Son of God pray and also learn how to pray.

Our Sunday Evening series begins with a study of Heaven.

Brother Wayne Collins reminds us to live our lives in response to God.

As we hit the home stretch in the Gospel of Mark, we bring our focus to the Cross. In this message we consider the disciple Peter and his denial of Christ.

From the book of James we learn the problem of partiality, specifically in regards to our brothers and sisters from different racial and ethnic backgrounds.

As we encounter the truths of Acts 3 we find that we must spread the Gospel of the Author of Life. Sanctity of Human Life Sunday

As we move in to 2014 we are reminded that we never grow beyond the Good News of Jesus Christ but in to the Good News.

As we begin a new year, we look towards the word of God to hear from God.

As we conclude the Advent Season, we consider the Second Coming of Christ in the encouragement of the written word in Peter's second letter.

Our pastor John Blackmon delivers the Good News of Christmas through the personality of the gospel writer Luke.

700 years before the birth of Christ, we peer in to a prophecy regarding the birth of a ruler to be born in Bethlehem.

Our Senior Adult sunshine club luncheon had a special holiday visitor from the film industry who encouraged us with a poem he had written for the occasion.

As we see God provide a King for His people in the Old Testament, we look forward to the coming of the king in the New Testament on this second Sunday in Advent.

As we begin a journey to Bethlehem this Advent season, we make our first stop in the time of the Judges in the Book of Ruth.

As the grace of God spreads to more and more people, thanksgiving increases throughout our communities and the world.

As we turn to instructions from the letter to the Colossians, we see that there is a togetherness in Thankfulness.

As we examine the Great Hallel (Psalm 136) we review compelling reasons as to why we are commanded to give thanks.

On Orphan Sunday, we turn to the word of God to find our mandate to care for the helpless as we seek to be doers of the word and not hearers only.