The Well Church | Messages

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.

As promised, Jesus, the Wisdom & Word of God incarnate, came to guide His people into His eternal Kingdom of peace

In order to be spiritually strong, we can't merely know the truth of Jesus theologically, but must know the love of Jesus relationally.

In God making His purpose known to us, we find our purpose to make Him known in return - through both the verbal proclamation of His gospel and the visual demonstration of His church. 

In Christ, all who were once separated from God through sin, whether Gentile or Jew, have been reconciled to God through His death at the cross, and in being reconciled to God are now reconciled to one another as His new covenant people.

In saving us, God has personally crafted us for a new life of specific good works.

By his astounding grace, God has rescued us from sin, Satan, and the world and through Jesus made us alive.

As the Father has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in Christ, may we prayerfully seek the Spirit's help to enlighten the spiritual eyes of our hearts to know more fully and more deeply the eternal glory of these blessings.

God has given us a secure hope, sealing us with His Spirit as the guarantee of our future inheritance with Him.

Through the blood of Jesus we've been redeemed - lavished with the grace of freedom from the power of sin and forgiveness from its penalty.

Those who trust Jesus experience the glorious reality of having God as their father, being chosen for adoption totally by grace.

In Christ our identity and activity are completely changed.

Genuine hope is found when we understand our greatest need is inseparably tied to our greatest problem – our glorious hope is the perfect life, sacrificial death, and victorious resurrection of Jesus that brings redemption to undeserving sinners who become adopted sons and daughters through God’s mercy and grace.