If you had 1 day to live, what would you do? Would you go skydiving? Would you travel the world? Would you tell someone how you really feel? If you had a lifetime to live, would you lose that drive…or would your list just keep getting longer? For 2011 we are asking one question…what do you want to do before you die? It starts as a simple question but it will become so much more.

If you had 1 day to live, what would you do? Would you go skydiving? Would you travel the world? Would you tell someone how you really feel? If you had a lifetime to live, would you lose that drive…or would your list just keep getting longer? For 2011 we are asking one question…what do you want to do before you die? It starts as a simple question but it will become so much more.

If you had 1 day to live, what would you do? Would you go skydiving? Would you travel the world? Would you tell someone how you really feel? If you had a lifetime to live, would you lose that drive…or would your list just keep getting longer? For 2011 we are asking one question…what do you want to do before you die? It starts as a simple question but it will become so much more.

If you had 1 day to live, what would you do? Would you go skydiving? Would you travel the world? Would you tell someone how you really feel? If you had a lifetime to live, would you lose that drive…or would your list just keep getting longer? For 2011 we are asking one question…what do you want to do before you die? It starts as a simple question but it will become so much more.

The celebration of Christmas has been hijacked by materialism, gluttony, and selfishness. Yet, the people of Jesus are called to reclaim hope and live in joyous expectation and complete confidence that Christmas can still change the world. Join us this Christmas season as we explore the greatest reality that God has ever given us...God with us.

On behalf of the staff at The Well, I would like to wish you a Merry Christmas. As we join the world in rejoicing the birth of Jesus Christ, I want to take this opportunity to share with you that Christmas is all about a divine interruption in our lives. God chose to come to us and He promises that He will never leave us. I realize that we are all trying to figure out how to navigate through life and overcome the obstacles that seem to be in our way; however, my prayer for all of us this Christmas season is that we can claim and hold on to the truth that God is with us. When all the packages are opened and the decorations are ready to come down, the gift of Christ doesn't leave. He is not packed away in a storage tub with the Christmas decorations awaiting a new year. The gift of God is alive and available to us all.

The celebration of Christmas has been hijacked by materialism, gluttony, and selfishness. Yet, the people of Jesus are called to reclaim hope and live in joyous expectation and complete confidence that Christmas can still change the world. Join us this Christmas season as we explore the greatest reality that God has ever given us...God with us.

The celebration of Christmas has been hijacked by materialism, gluttony, and selfishness. Yet, the people of Jesus are called to reclaim hope and live in joyous expectation and complete confidence that Christmas can still change the world. Join us this Christmas season as we explore the greatest reality that God has ever given us...God with us.

The celebration of Christmas has been hijacked by materialism, gluttony, and selfishness. Yet, the people of Jesus are called to reclaim hope and live in joyous expectation and complete confidence that Christmas can still change the world. Join us this Christmas season as we explore the greatest reality that God has ever given us...God with us.

Worship isn’t just singing…it’s a lifestyle. As we consider who God is and what He has done for us, our only reasonable response is worship. This is a three week series that discusses true worship in the presence of God.