The Well Church | Messages

Praise is the worshipful response of a heart beholding the glorious goodness of who God is, who He has been, and who He will forever be.

Because God is merciful and gracious, we can humbly confess our sins knowing that He will make us clean and be our joy.

Because we have tasted and seen the goodness of Christ in the gospel, we can joyfully give thanks to God in all seasons and circumstances for He is faithful.

Whether natural or supernatural gifts, every area of our lives requires a dependence on the power of the Holy Spirit

God gives missional gifts to keep His church externally expanding with the gospel.

God has designed specific gifts to cut through spiritual barriers so that people can connect with Him and He can be rightly worshiped. Sermon Main Points: . Click Here

The spiritual gift of prophecy manifests the power and presence of God in a unique way that magnifies His intimate and personal love for His people; by speaking to us in specific ways that highlight He is the Faithful Covenant-Keeper who sees, hears, knows, and cares for His people.

God supplies truth-based gifts to His people to clarify, direct, deepen, and stir our relationship with Him.

God has gifted His church with leaders to motivate His people towards His purposes, guide them to effectively fulfill them, and care for their souls in the process. Sermon Main Points: Click Here

Though often overlooked in importance, the supportive gifts of Serving, Mercy, and Giving are indispensable in the care and mission of the church. Sermon Main Points: Click Here Get more resources at thewellchurchok.com/resources

Spiritual gifts are various abilities given by God’s grace to all believers in order to minister to others with heightened effectiveness that is empowered by, and in fact a manifestation of, the Holy Spirit for the purpose of building up the church.

Jesus’ resurrection is the hinge of our hope - affecting all of our life right now by securing our life forever.

In order to avoid losing our love for Jesus over time like the Ephesian church, we must abide in His love for us by regularly cultivating our relationship with Him.

In Christ, we are called to be a community of brothers and sisters connected in the work of ministry, with mutual affection and concern for one another.

In our fight to live out the gospel we have a ruthless enemy that we must engage in spiritual warfare against, putting on God’s protective armor and utilizing the weapons of His Word and prayer so that by the power of the Holy Spirit we may stand firm against this opposition

Jesus restores the brokenness of marriage, re-ordering our relationship as men and women back to God's original design while providing the deeper picture it's ultimately pointing to.

As those rescued from darkness, we must expose and kill the hidden, shameful and ongoing sin of our past & the world around us and instead live openly in the radiating light of Jesus’ truth and love.

In our efforts to live out this changed life of love to others, we must be immersed in God’s adoptive and atoning love for us. His love is the model, motive, and means of our love.

Motivated by our forgiveness in Christ, and empowered by the indwelling Holy Spirit, Christians demonstrate the New Self through redeemed speech, emotions, and actions.

The truth of Jesus has set us free from our old way of life to now live differently through the renewing of our mind.

We grow in spiritual maturity by ministering to one another in truth and love out of our diverse spiritual gifts. 

A changed life that shows the worth of the gospel begins with humbly, gently, and patiently loving one another in order to eagerly preserve the unity Jesus purchased for us.

Jesus came to give us peace with God, others and for all eternity.

Jesus is a loving king with a protective, fatherly care that lasts forever.

From eternity past to eternal glory, Isaiah’s prophecy of the prevailing strength of a coming Messiah is realized in Jesus, our mighty God and King.