The Well Ministry

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over Nebuchadnezzar's dream and Daniel's interpretation.

How much do our actions line up with the faith we profess? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan talks about how Daniel and his friends resolved upon not eating the royal food in Baylon, no matter the cost.

For the Babylonians to make use of Daniel and his friends in society, they will have to change their way of thinking, their lifestyle, and their identities. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan talks about these changes and how they relate to how we are born-again today.

Why would God allow Jerusalem to be besieged, the temple's holy articles to be stolen, and the young Israelite men to be carried off to serve the king of a foreign nation? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan lays the groundwork for understanding the story of Daniel and talks about the mistakes the Israelites made that led up to this point in their history.

There are often things we say we're never going to do, or are never going to do again. Despite our determination, we fail. In this week's sermon, we pick back up with the disciples and Peter after they deserted Jesus and fled. We see how Jesus reacts after they did what they were sure they wouldn't.

In this week's sermon, we go back to the story of Judas and talk about suicide and how our change in theology is affecting this generation.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over the resurrection of Jesus.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over the crucifixion of Jesus.

In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan jumps ahead to continue with the action happening with Jesus as he is brought before Pontius Pilate and given the potential opportunity for release.

We know Jesus lived a sinless life, so what did the Sanhedrin come up with as his charges worthy of crucifixion? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over Jesus' trial and the mockery of justice made with the many rules broken in order to indict him.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan unpacks the arrest of Jesus and how even if the Lord has equipped us to do something, obedience includes waiting on His perfect timing.

This week in Matthew 26, Jesus goes to pray in the Garden of Gethsemane. Through his prayer, we can learn how to approach God in our own troubling times.

The disciples would have celebrated Passover their entire lives, but this time was different. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over the Last Supper and the revelation of a deeper truth through the partaking of communion. At the end of the sermon, we participated in taking communion together as a church and you're welcome to join us wherever you are listening! Communion starts at a...

What do we do when Jesus is taking longer than expected? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan takes a quick break from the book of Matthew to talk about the death of Lazarus and what we can learn from Mary and Martha's differing responses to Jesus' apparent tardiness.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over the same section of Matthew 26 but with a different perspective as we look more closely at Judas and what could have persuaded him to betray Jesus.

Does it ever seem like some people prosper despite their wickedness? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over the Sanhedrin's plot against Jesus and how, for a moment, it may have looked like the enemy was succeeding but, in reality, God was still in control.

Last week we discussed how Jesus, our bridegroom, has gone away for a time but will return. This week, Pastor Nathan goes over what we should be doing in the meantime with what has been entrusted to us.

Throughout the Bible, our relationship with God is illustrated as a covenant of marriage. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan unpacks this analogy as he explains the parable of the ten virgins.

Events of recent years have led many people to question whether or not we’re in the end times. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over what Jesus has to say about the end times and what it should motivate us to do today.

We’ve seen Jesus interact with the Pharisees before, but in Matthew 23 He holds nothing back in his warnings and crticism of their ways. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan unpacks some of these “woes” and helps us see where we might be falling into their same traps today.

This week we have Joe Croswell back to lead us in another guided prayer. This exercise was put together with our in-person congregation in mind and has been modified to work in a podcast format. The sections for praying that have music in the background are only 15 seconds long, so click pause when the music starts, pray, and then skip ahead those 15 seconds to go to the next excercise. The timest...

Do you love God? It’s the greatest commandment, but often as we read about it, we don’t stop and reflect if we are actually obeying it. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan describes what it looks like to love God and how all our other love is shaped by how we answer that question.

Are we in error? Jesus tells the Sadduccees they are in error because they do not know the scriptures or the power of God. Could we be accused of the same thing today?

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan continues to unpack Jesus' confrontation with the Pharisees going over the parables of the two sons, the tenants, and into chapter 22 for the parable of the wedding banquet.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan discusses authority and whether it comes from man or from God.