Meadow Spring Church

Join us this Sunday for a fun, free cookout right after our 10 AM service!

🍔🌭 Church Cookout This Sunday! 🍉🍪

Join us this Sunday after worship for an All Church Cookout at Meadow Spring Church! The church will be providing hamburgers, hotdogs, and buns, and we’d love for you to bring a side dish or dessert to share.

It’s going to be a great time to relax, eat together, and connect as a church family over Memorial Day Weekend.

If you’re planning to come, please sign up to bring either:
🥗 A Side Dish
🍰 A Dessert

Please bring enough to serve around 10–12 people if possible.

We can’t wait to spend time together. Invite a friend and come hungry! ☀️

Church Potluck and Cookout Please review the available slots below and click on the button to sign up. Thank you!

What does it mean to worship when life hurts?

This week in Acts 16, we look at Paul and Silas worshipping God from a prison cell after being beaten, humiliated, and chained up. They didn’t wait until life got easier to worship—they worshipped in the middle of the pain. And that’s when the chains fell.

In this message, Pastor Erik talks about how worship is so much more than music or singing songs on Sunday morning. Worship is surrender. It’s turning our hearts toward God even when life feels heavy.

Whether you’re carrying chains of anxiety, fear, shame, disappointment, addiction, or exhaustion, this sermon is an invitation to discover the freedom that can happen when we fully surrender ourselves to God.

Because worship is not a performance for God. It’s surrender that breaks chains.

Chain Breaking Worship | May 17, 2026 | Acts 16 | Erik Lindeen What does it mean to worship when life hurts?This week in Acts 16, we look at Paul and Silas worshipping God from a prison cell after being beaten, humiliate...