Weekend Messages from Jacob's Well

The Gift of God is the Source of Hope, Love and Joy. Receive the Gift of the Son.

Fear of missing out after a long wait causes us to lose confidence in the Promise of God. God fulfills His promises in His own perfect timing and unique way, exceeding our expectations with wonders beyond our imagination.

There is a trap in romanticizing and glorifying our past that can causes us to lose sight of (and confidence in) the future promise. Forget what is behind... press forward to the high call of God!

Faith instead of fear is the key to experiencing the blessings of God’s promises. 

The history of the Bible is a story of a promise made and a promise kept. Do you keep Promises?

The Spirit of Cain builds towers. What towers are you building?

A Good God's righteous response to the Spirit of Cain is wrath. But a Merciful God has provided a way of escape in Jesus.

A clear Christ-centered vision of what you will become is the key to overcoming a small, tragic, and meaningless life. • Evaluate your current road– How did I get here? What choices led me here? What needs to change? What relationships have I harmed by my decisions? • Learn the art of delayed gratification. • Develop skills that lead to becoming like Christ: Rule of Life, Daily Offices, EHS, EHR,...

The Spirit of Cain makes unwise sacrifices that lead us away from the goodness of God while blaming others for the consequences of our own actions and eventually seeking to destroy that which is good. What sin is crouching at your door? 

The Spirit of Cain makes unwise sacrifices that lead us away from the goodness of God, while blaming others for the consequences of our own actions, and eventually seeking to destroy that which is good. Offer sacrifices to that which is meaningful.

Do you have a proper view of Sin?

The foundational beliefs we hold about humanity shape our view of the world, determining who we are, how we live, and what is meaningful. What does it mean to be a human being?

The foundational beliefs we hold shape our view of the world– determining who we are, how we live, and what is meaningful. God is our Best Thought.

Wherever we are on your Journey we will take steps together to know and become like Jesus. Follow Jesus.

Is it possible to Love Jesus but hate the church? Not only is it possible, but it is common experience. Indeed, this is nothing new. When the church loses its way it becomes very hard to love. But is it good? Be part of the Remnant that is bringing renewal to the church.

There are practices that historically have been so firmly established as part of the Christian faith that they begin to define what it means to be a Christian. For early believers, the idea of considering oneself a Christian who did not engage in these practices is like being rain that is not wet or a tree without wood. These practices are Baptism as a celebration of your salvation, Church as a pr...

The cure is LOVE.

In an age of complacency and polluted worship, there is a remnant that fears the LORD and stays faithful by keeping a book of remembrance.

In our waiting, it is important to remember that God is working in ways we do not know, and He will accomplish all that He has promised.

In the Book of Malachi, the new Idolatry was not the worshiping of false gods like Baal, but rather the Idolatry of half-hearted worship of the True God, Yahweh. This Idolatry created complacency and lukewarm devotion to God that was expressed in polluted worship, inadequate sacrifice, glorification of evil, and oppression of the vulnerable. All while expressing ingratitude toward God and blaming...

Leaders have influence over us. Whether we like it or not, we all have or will be considered a leader in some way, big or small. But how do we lead well in a world that has redefined leadership with cultural influence? How do we instead be an influential leader in the name of Jesus, the Good Shepherd?

God's holiness inspires us. Our holiness inspires others.

How did Simon become Peter? How did he become the most influential leader in the Christian Church? Jesus saw Peter. Jesus knew his name, and called him to become more. Jesus sees us, knows our name, and calls us to become more. Much like Peter's, our journey of "becoming" starts with being chosen, and– choosing to follow Jesus. There will be times we make great progress, times we hold our ground,...