The Well Church | Messages

In the beginning, God’s good design is set in motion through the creation of everything out of nothing and subsequent formation of Eden for humanity, showcasing His eternal power, perfect wisdom and loving provision in the process.

The Word of God is beautiful because it reveals to us the Beautiful One in all of His greatness, goodness, grace, and glory.

The goodness of God’s Word shines bright in the lives of those who hide it in their heart - sanctifying them by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Though God tells us much through His creation, the supreme source of His revelation to us is His Word, the sufficient foundation of all Truth.

God’s Word is essential to survival as the vital source of our joy and life.

The alluring draw of identifying with and hoping in leaders, policies, culture and country is hollow in contrast to our primary citizenship under our perfect King.

The endless pursuit of knowledge fails to bring the peace and happiness only found in knowing the One who is Truth, and having your identity re-located in His knowledge of you.

Jesus invites us to reject our religious attempts to be right with God, repent of our self-righteousness, and rest in the comfort and joy of a right relationship with God based on His righteousness.

Self-medicating our pain and boredom by chasing ease, relief, and escape to feel better is far inferior to the true hope and healing the God of all comfort brings, meeting us in the midst of even our deepest despair and afflictions with His ever-present care.

Better than any false greatness that comes with lord “our” power over others, true greatness is found in the humble person and work of Jesus.

The illusional attempts to control, with their accompanying fear and anxiety, are far inferior to the peace and freedom that come with trusting the caring God who’s in control.

The steadfast love of Jesus is better than life, and the root from which all other loves may grow and bear good fruit, for He himself is love.

The false god of accomplishment and its shaky identity pale to the joy of abiding in Jesus and His finished work for you.

The life-giving pleasure found in knowing Jesus is far superior to the empty wells of the world.

Upon his death and the completion of the work of redemption, Jesus went to the place of the dead to proclaim his absolute victory and so began his exaltation as King over all.

Titus 3:12-15 || Our love for Jesus must be evidenced by a life of outward acts of loving service to others.

The believer is called to echo the love Christ has for his bride by refraining from empty talk, actively promoting unity, and warning those who threaten to divide her.

Titus 3:1-7 || In the gospel, the love of God interrupts our story of sin, mercifully giving us a new life through the justifying work of Jesus and the regenerating work of the Holy Spirit.

Titus 2:11-15 || In between the grace of Christ’s first coming and the glory of his second we are being trained by the gospel, which enables us to change through its redemptive power over sin and satisfaction of our deepest desires.

Titus 2:1-10 || We are to live in a way in our home and work life that shows off the beauty of what we believe, receiving spiritual training from other believers in the process as God shapes our character to reflect our doctrine.

God instructs elders to shepherd His sheep by rebuking false doctrines and false teachers that preach a false gospel.

Titus 1:5-9 || The church needs shepherds who are above reproach in their family life, character, and doctrine.

Titus 1:1-4 || True faith in the gospel inevitably leads to a life of growing godliness.

The goal of gospel community is transformation through transparency. For in the cross confession is compelled and covered - it's okay to not be okay - and in the resurrection change is catalyzed - we don't have to stay there.

Belonging to community comes with it the selfless responsibility to love one another.