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Meadows Fellowship
Part 2 | Home From Exile
There's more to life. Ever feel like you’re just going through the motions - busy, stressed, trying to keep up - and still something’s missing? There’s more. And it’s found in what Jesus has already done for you: freedom, forgiveness, a fresh start, and a place to belong. This series is all about discovering the life you were made for.
Locations & Times
Meadows Fellowship
7801 W Alexander Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89129, USA
Sunday 9:00 AM
Sunday 10:00 AM
Home is where…
- Everything fits
- You can exhale
- You can be yourself
- Everything fits
- You can exhale
- You can be yourself
What if the reason life never fully “fits”… is because deep down, we’re not home?
Exile
Treppenwitz: a witty comeback that you thought of too late.
Fremdschaemen: feeling ashamed for somebody else.
Verschilimmbessern: make something worse in the very act of trying improve it. Unheimlichkeit: un-homelike, not being at home.
Fremdschaemen: feeling ashamed for somebody else.
Verschilimmbessern: make something worse in the very act of trying improve it. Unheimlichkeit: un-homelike, not being at home.
1- WHAT IS EXILE
Exile = Being cut off from the place you were made to belong.
We were made for:
- A world without death
- Relationships without betrayal
- Work without burnout
- Bodies without disease
- A world without death
- Relationships without betrayal
- Work without burnout
- Bodies without disease
2- WHY WE’RE EXILES
They didn’t just sin.
They redefined home.
They didn’t just sin.
They redefined home.
- Success doesn’t satisfy
- Relationships don’t fully secure
- Achievement doesn’t quiet your soul
- Relationships don’t fully secure
- Achievement doesn’t quiet your soul
3- HOW WE’RE BROUGHT HOME
Jesus:
- Born outside a home
- Lived without a place to lay His head
- Rejected and betrayed
- Crucified outside the city
- On the cross: “My God, why have you forsaken me?”
- Born outside a home
- Lived without a place to lay His head
- Rejected and betrayed
- Crucified outside the city
- On the cross: “My God, why have you forsaken me?”
Scapegoat
“You have made us for Yourself, O Lord, and our hearts are restless until they find their rest in you.” — St. Augustine
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