Jacob's Well Church

The ability to ask a good question is one of the keys to being a whole and mature person. So be brave enough to ask yourself hard questions about your feelings, actions, thoughts and relationships. You can't find the right answers if you are not willing to ask real questions.

What are you thirsty for? We all long for something more... something real and deep that provides meaning and purpose to our lives. Today we explore this inner longing and the diverse ways that it may reveal itself.

We'll start unpacking the path to renewal through the journey tool, starting with our thirst. What does thirst have to do with following Jesus? How does Jesus quench my thirst? What if I don't feel thirsty?

This is week one of our conversation on RENEWAL. Why is the concept of Journey so important to our church?

The power of a journey cannot be underestimated. As we begin Renewal we will discover what can change in our mindset and perspective when we understand growth as The Journey.

This week we dive into a surprising moment where the Apostle Paul had to choose what was most important: his opinion and rights, or restoring fellowship with the Jewish believers.

For many people, compromise is a dirty word. But most often it is a sign of depth and maturity. In this message we will see how the Apostle Paul worked to bring reconciliation through compromise.

The Apostle Paul had to deal with a riot in Ephesus that sounds eerily similar to our current age. How do we maintain a healthy relationship between our faith in God and our political views?

The only way to change the world is for people to change one at a time. When enough of us begin to think, feel and act like Jesus we will be amazed how things can change. Light always drives back the darkness.

This is our 4th and final part of our Self-Care series. Talking about the Helmet of Salvation and the Sword of the Spirit.