Weekly Messages

The Passion - Current Series at Mecklenburg Community Church

The Passion

As the Easter season approaches, it's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of things. Stores are already stocking their shelves with chocolate bunnies, Easter baskets, Easter eggs - you name it. Over the next seven weeks, we will be walking through the final week of Jesus' life by looking at a series of events that culminated with the greatest event in all human history. Everything from Jesus descending into hell, the triumphal entry, crucifixion, resurrection and everything in between.Join us as we journey through Jesus' final days on Earth and why we're still talking about it nearly 2000 years later. ... Read more

Marriage Hacks - Sermon Series on Marriage, in person and online

Marriage Hacks

Over the next three weeks, we will dive into what it looks like to marry well, to love well and to finish well. Whether you are single, engaged, newly married or have been married for decades, there will be something to take away for every season of life. ... Read more

Current Series at Mecklenburg Community Church

Paycheck to Paycheck

Everyone wants FIRE (financial independence, retire early), but few are on track for it. In Meck's latest series "Paycheck to Paycheck" we will explore the three critical dynamics for breaking the cycle of living paycheck to paycheck, and how to experience true financial freedom.  ... Read more

Christmas at Meck at Mecklenburg Community Church Christmas Eve Church Service

Christmas at Meck

Christmas is filled with so many traditions and get togethers. Let us help you get oriented as to why we celebrate Chrsitmas, by explaining the what of Christmas!

Current Series at Mecklenburg Community Church

Start With Why

Words spread quickly. Between advances in technology and social media, the entire world can find out about the latest celebrity news and hottest new trends within moments. So, what is the one thing that is seemingly the most difficult to get the word out about? Join us for Meck's latest series, "Start With Why," over the next three weeks to find out.  ... Read more

Thanksgiving at Meck - Mecklenburg Community Church - Give Thanks - Gratitude - Communion

Thanksgiving Celebration

The season of Thanksgiving is filled with an abundance of gratitude, but it seems that right after the holiday is over, the season of "giving" ends and the season of "getting" begins. What if this year was different? Could Thanksgiving be something that we live out more than just one day a year? Join us for this special Thanksgiving Celebration weekend as we break down gratitude and all the things the Bible tells us about how to focus on every good and perfect gift we've received from God.Join us In-Person on Sundays at 8335 Browne Road Charlotte, NC 28269. Service Times In-Person: 9:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. Online: Sundays | 8:15, 9:30, 11 a.m., 1:30, 5:30, 7 and 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays | 12 and 7:30 p.m. ... Read more

Defining Manhood - Current Series at Mecklenburg Community Church

Defining Manhood

The phrase "be a man" is often associated with someone showing courage, independence, leadership or assertiveness. But what is "manhood" and what does the Bible say about the role of a man? In this series, "Defining Manhood," we will explore biblical masculinity amid great cultural confusion of what authentic and healthy masculinity entails. ... Read more

Current Series at Mecklenburg Community Church

On Fire

Fire is often associated with transformation, change and power. Culturally we say things like "adding fuel to the fire," "playing with fire," or being "on fire" for something. When we look at the Bible, a man named Elijah had several transformative events happen that were related directly to fire.Join us in person or online for Meck's 4-week series "On Fire" as we dive deeper into his life to discover how we can implement the same transformative change in our own lives.  ... Read more

Let the Children Come - Current Series - Daily Devos - Mecklenburg Community Church

Let the Children Come

Jesus didn't just say "Let the Children Come," but do all you can to bring the children to me! 

Vision Weekend at Mecklenburg Community Church Current Series

Vision Weekend

Where there is no guiding vision - no sense of true north, no sense of where you are going, what you should be doing, the direction you need to take - where there is no real leading of God, then you have nothing keeping you on course.Vision is about more than faith – it’s about resolve. It’s refusing to be satisfied with the way things are. It’s refusing to say, “Where we are at is okay.”Tune in for "Vision Weekend" to hear from Pastor Jim White about what the next chapter of our story will be. ... Read more

Current Series at Mecklenburg Community Church Questions about God and Jesus

Two Questions

When it comes to faith, people are often filled with questions: Who is God? Did Jesus really come down to Earth? Is the Bible true? What does it mean to be a Christian? To be sure, there are seemingly endless questions you could ask. But what if we were to tell you that there are two questions that are the most important questions you can ask when it comes to your spiritual life? During this two-week series, we'll unpack these questions and all that they can mean for your life. We hope you will join us either in person or online to find out what these questions are - and the answers to them.  ... Read more

Inner Circle - Current Series - Meck - Mecklenburg Community Church

Inner Circle

Jesus is the most influential person in history. Even outside of Christianity, the stories and teachings of Jesus are well known by many, and they have stood the test of time for thousands of years. Most of Jesus’ life and teachings were done publicly where the eyes of many could observe what He said and did. But there are three stories in the life of Jesus where only three people were allowed to witness what took place. These three men were His disciples: Peter, James, and John. In the life of Jesus, He was pursued by thousands, followed by hundreds, and apprenticed 12 to be his Apostles. So what is so special about these stories where He only allowed three people to be present? We’ll explore that question this series as we take a look at Jesus’ "Inner Circle." ... Read more

Current Series at Mecklenburg Community Church

Flip Turns

Ask any competitive swimmer and they’ll tell you: the race can be won and lost in the flip turn… the speed at which you can turn around and go in the opposite direction. Sometimes in life, we realize we need to make a flip turn. Whether we’re headed for a wall, or simply realize we are not headed in the direction we know we should be going, we know we need to make a flip turn and head the other way. It's just that sometimes, we aren't sure how. In this upcoming series, "Flip Turns", we’ll explore stories from the Bible of people who changed direction - some for the better and some for the worse - and see how we can be inspired through their lives to make the flip turns we need to make in our own. ... Read more

Current Series at Mecklenburg Community Church

Made For More

The Christian life is often misunderstood as a life characterized by dos and don'ts, the restriction of freedom, and an endless monotony of religious rituals. Based on that assumption, no wonder we're not interested in drawing closer to God! And yet what if the truth is that God wants so much more for us than we even want for ourselves? In fact, Jesus Himself said about us, "My purpose is to give them a rich and satisfying life" (John 10:10). In the series "Made for More," we will examine what Jesus has in mind for us, and how we might stay focused on pursuing ultimate satisfaction rather than settling for counterfeit happiness.  ... Read more

Current Series at Mecklenburg Community Church

Same God

Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, David, Paul... maybe you're familiar with some of these people from the Bible or maybe you've never heard of them before. These are people who had profound encounters with God throughout the Bible. But when you read these stories about their lives, when you read about God's activity in and through them - about God's concern for them and His people - it can be hard sometimes to wrap your head around the idea that He is the same God who wants to know and be known by us today. In Meck's new series "Same God," you'll discover how these incredible events from the past - God leading the people of Israel in a pillar of fire, providing manna from heaven to feed them in the wilderness, parting the Red Sea, healing the blind - are all the work of the very same God who is there to guide us when we face challenges or times of need.  ... Read more

Baptism Weekend - Mecklenburg Community Church - Message - How to Know I'm Ready

How to Know I'm Ready

This weekend we celebrated everyone who has crossed the line of faith and decided to go public with their relationship with Jesus. Are you ready?

Courageous Parenting - Current Series at Meck - Mecklenburg Community Church

Courageous Parenting

In today's society, good parenting can often feel like swimming upstream - going against much of what culture tells you is the "right" way to do things. In Meck's latest series, "Courageous Parenting," you'll discover how to effectively parent the next generation by looking at best practices that come straight from the Bible and how to have the courage to do it in today's culture.Whether you hope to be a parent one day, or you're in the throes of parenting - or even if you are looking back on your parenting years - this series will be one you don't want to miss. ... Read more

Easter at Meck - 2023

Every year, thousands come together in person and online to celebrate Easter at Meck. It's an event unlike any other where you'll discover how the resurrection of a man that occurred more than 2,000 years ago can still radically alter the course of your life. ... Read more

Christianity's Most Scandalous Idea

It's one of the most unique concepts of the Christian faith. It's also the most scandalous. It's easy to receive, but often the most difficult to comprehend. It's what attracts people the most to Christianity, but can also be a big stumbling block when not applied correctly. So what is "it"? Check out the series "Christianity's Most Scandalous Idea" to find out. ... Read more

Primordial: Genesis and the World's Primeval History - Mecklenburg Community Church

Primordial: Genesis and the World's Primeval History

Primordial is defined as that which has existed since the beginning of time. The first book of the Bible called Genesis, begins with these words: “In the beginning..." So what do we really know about the beginning of time and those earliest chapters of human history? The first eleven chapters of Genesis are said to contain our world's primordial history - from creation to the first murder, cataclysmic floods to towers reaching into the sky. How do we grapple with all that it holds in light of fact vs. fiction, or science vs. religion? We invite you to join us for Meck’s latest series, “Primordial: Genesis and the World's Primeval History,” where Pastor Jim White will take us through what the Bible would say constitutes our world's primordial history. ... Read more

Seasons of Life series at Meck - Mecklenburg Community Church - Daily Devos

Seasons of Life - Navigating Your 20s, 30s, 40s and Beyond

What a difference a decade makes, right? With each new season of life, we find ourselves facing new challenges and new joys, new highs and new lows. And through each of these seasons - from young adulthood to empty nester - we make decisions that alter the course of our lives in some way.  ... Read more

Gender Series at Meck - Mecklenburg Community Church

Gender

One of the most confusing cultural issues of our day has to do with gender. The "T" in all things LGBTQ has loomed large of late, along with what it means for everything from bathrooms to sports. Throw in the non-binary dynamic (not claiming to be male or female), not to mention the challenge parents face with how to raise kids in relation to gender, and you have Meck's Gender series. Join us for this journey and get a look at all things "Gender." If you are watching with your family, we want to say on the front end, that this series would not be appropriate for your elementary age students. We do feel like it will provide a context for healthy conversations with your middle and high school student, but again, that is YOUR call as the parent and what you deem best. We’re glad you’re here! ... Read more

Next Event In
March 29, 2024
5:30 p.m. EDT
Easter at Meck
Mecklenburg Community Church
Easter at Meck
Happy Easter! Whether you choose to join us in person at our physical campus in Charlotte, North Carolina, or through our Online Campus, you're in for a treat. Easter at Meck is an unforgettable experience created specifically for however you prefer to attend! Whether you’re still exploring or looking to develop your commitment to Jesus, we hope you’ll click around and explore opportunities designed to help you take your next step. 

In Person at Meck's Physical Campus
8335 Browne Rd. Charlotte, NC 28269
Friday, March 29 | 5:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 30 | 5:30 p.m.
Sunday, March 31 | 8:15, 9:30 and 11 a.m.

Online
mecklenburg.org/onlinecampus

Friday, March 29 | 5:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 30 | 5:30 p.m.
Sunday, March 31 | 8:15, 9:30 and 11 a.m., 1:30, 5:30, 7 and 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday, April 2 | 12 and 7:30 p.m.

SEE ALL EASTER DETAILS

Choose how you would like to attend:

If you plan to attend online, just pick a service time and log on to Meck's Online Campus at that time for your Easter at Meck experience. 

If you plan to attend in person, don't forget to reserve your FREE tickets for the service time you would like to attend. We ticket our in-person services mainly so that we can know how many people to expect so everyone that walks through our doors has an incredible experience. Thank you for helping us make this happen!

RESERVE IN-PERSON TICKETS

Reserving tickets for in-person services:

  1. Pick the service date and time that works best for you.
  2. Reserve the number of General Admission tickets you need for that service (middle school age to adults). MecKidz, Meck's children's program, will be open for kids birth through fifth grade. You will NOT need to reserve a ticket for kids going into MecKidz. Only reserve tickets for those attending the main service.
  3. That’s it! No need to show us your tickets at the door. Just let us know the last name the tickets were reserved under and you’re good to go!

FAQS

CAN I CANCEL OR CHANGE MY TICKET?
Of course! We highly encourage canceling your tickets if you or a guest is no longer able to attend. This helps open up seats for others to use.

To change or cancel all tickets: 
  1. Log into your eventbrite account. 
  2. Find the Easter at Meck event. 
  3. Edit or delete your tickets for your selected service date and time.
To cancel partial tickets, please email ticketing@mecklenburg.org

I WANT TO ATTEND THE ONLINE CAMPUS SERVICE. DO I NEED TICKETS?
We will not require ticketing for our Easter at Meck services through our Online Campus. We've made it simple. Just head to the Online Campus during one of our listed service times and enjoy! MecKidz has even designed an Easter at Meck online experience for your kids, so make sure to capture all of the fun designed for every member of your family. 

CAN ANYONE ATTEND THIS EVENT OR IS THIS ONLY FOR PEOPLE WHO GO TO MECK?
Anyone is welcome to attend Easter at Meck! In fact, we encourage you to invite everyone you know to get their free tickets to join us!

WHY DO I NEED TICKETS?
Ticketing for our in-person Easter services allows us to make sure we've got enough seats for you and your guests. If you're planning on joining us through the Online Campus, tickets are not required, so mark your calendars for the service you'll be joining us for and tune in then.

DO I NEED TO GET IN-PERSON TICKETS FOR MY KIDS?
Nope! You only need to reserve your General Admission tickets for the main service (middle school age to adults). Kids birth through fifth grade will be checked into their respective classrooms when you arrive.

WILL THE GROUNDS BE OPEN?
The Grounds Bookstore and Café will be open for you to purchase any café beverages, Easter resources and more. You can also use the Meck app to pre-order your favorite drinks for pick up when you arrive.

WHAT ARE MY PARKING OPTIONS ONCE I ARRIVE ON CAMPUS?
Once you arrive on campus, our parking team will direct you to a spot. Try to arrive 10-15 minutes before service time to allow plenty of time to park.

HOW CAN I CONTACT THE ORGANIZER WITH ANY QUESTIONS?
Feel free to email ticketing@mecklenburg.org with any questions.

DO I HAVE TO BRING MY PRINTED TICKET TO THE EVENT?
There is no need to bring printed paper tickets. Just let our volunteers know the last name that the tickets were reserved under and they can check you in from there.

IS THERE A MINIMUM AGE REQUIREMENT FOR THE EVENT?
Easter at Meck is a service designed for guests middle school age and older. MecKidz, Meck's children's program for children birth through fifth grade, will be open for all in-person services. In fact, we encourage you to take your kids to MecKidz because that entire Easter experience is designed just for them, while the service is designed for a more mature audience.

NOTE: MecKidz, Meck's children's program, will be open for kids birth through fifth grade. You will NOT need to reserve a ticket for kids going into MecKidz. Only reserve tickets for those attending the main service.

IS THERE AN ONLINE EXPERIENCE FOR MY KIDS?
Of course there is! Each week we uniquely design a service online for your kids to see and experience what a relationship would look like with Jesus. At Meck, we believe that Church should never be boring, so we craft a Meckidz (birth through fifth grade) experience for them. You can check out the Easter specific service for your kids here the week of March 31, 2024. Just click Preschool Online or Elementary Online depending on their age.

WHAT CAN I BRING TO THE EVENT?
Bring your family and friends to celebrate the season! We ask that you leave backpacks, duffle bags or any other oversized bags at home or in your vehicle. Diaper bags are welcome as long as they are accompanied by a child.