The Well Church | Messages

Nehemiah 6:1-7:4 || Despite opposition that tries to distract, discredit, and disgrace us, God will triumphantly finish the restoring work that He began.

Nehemiah 5:1-19 || When our personal agendas drive us we end up oppressing others and endangering the work of the gospel. Thankfully, God steps in to eradicate injustice, defending the oppressed by lovingly confronting selfish hearts until they come into alignment with His glory.

Nehemiah 4:1-23 || We have an enemy who fiercely opposes God's gospel restoration in us and through us. Thankfully, Christ is our victor in this spiritual war. With His overcoming power He meets us in our attacks so that we might carry on the good work.

Nehemiah 2:9-3:32 || The people rally behind Nehemiah's God-given vision of restoration and wholeheartedly begin building.

Nehemiah 2:1-8 || In love, God has sovereignly sent Nehemiah to restore those who are broken. Likewise, we have been providentially prepared, placed, and provided for in God's sending of us to those in need of His restoring grace.

Nehemiah 1:1-11 || Upon hearing the broken condition of Jerusalem and its people, Nehemiah is stirred with empathy, moving him to tears and prayer.

James 5:7-11 || Planting well requires patience. In the things we have grand visions for in life we must be willing to both work and wait.

Matthew 28:1-10 || The resurrected Jesus has tasted death for us so that we might die to its curse and be raised with Him to a life of fearless joy.

Matthew 21:1-11 || To find life we must understand the true nature of Jesus' cause so that we can die to ours.

Luke 9:57-62 || Following Jesus requires we lay down our earthly comforts in exchange for the better home and better rest found in Him.

Matthew 16:24-28 || In a beautiful paradox we see that in order to experience the life our souls crave - the life that comes from following Jesus - we must first be willing to die to our control. Life comes through death.

Romans 12:1-2 || Worshiping through difficult seasons is not about understanding God, but trusting Him.

Matthew 28:16-20 || Jesus gives us a clear mission to take the gospel forward and make other disciples, emboldening us in the process with His authority and presence.

Galatians 6:11-18 || The gospel sets us free from the slavery of living for our own glory, awakening us to a greater glory to spend our lives boasting in.

Galatians 6:1-10 || The outworking evidence of walking by the Spirit is found in a community that loves those who sin and suffer.

Galatians 5:26 || Walking by the Spirit enables us to be set free from the self-absorbed life of Pride, captivating us with the spectacular humility of Jesus.

Galatians 5:19-25 || Walking by the Spirit enables us to be set free from division and instead eagerly preserve the beautiful gospel unity that Christ has purchased for us.

Galatians 5:19-25 || Walking by the Spirit enables us to be set free from the shame & devastation of misusing God's good gift of sex, leading us instead to enjoy it within His beautiful design of covenant love.

Matthew 6:25-34 || Walking by the Spirit enables us to be set free from the grip of anxiety, leading us to His superseding peace as we trust in the goodness and sovereignty of God in all our 'What if's'.

Galatians 5:19-25 || Walking by the Spirit enables us to be set free from unrighteous anger with all of its various expressions and instead re-order a righteous kind of anger.

Galatians 5:19-25 || Walking by the Spirit enables us to be set free from our addictions and the idols that drive them by re-ordering our love.

Galatians 5:13-25 || We have been set free from the slavery of our self-rule in the flesh to a new and better way of living: the rule of the Holy Spirit.

Luke 2:10 || Jesus' birth marks the arrival of our greatest hope, and with it real, permanent joy.

Isaiah 9:6 || The certainty of hope is determined by the object we place it in.

Isaiah 9:2-7 || Into our darkness God speaks the promise of Jesus, igniting our hope by stirring a divine discontentment in our desires. In this way, the birth of Jesus means the birth of hope.