Here at the Well we don’t find community, we fight for community. Join us this week as we explore from Acts 2 what it means to be devoted to Jesus and one another in community.

As followers of Jesus we never “graduate” from the gospel, but need to be reminded regularly of what Christ accomplished and fulfilled on the cross and live out of the realities of gospel in our daily lives.

Diversity is more than a cool word or trendy topic – it is at the very core of the Kingdom of God. In today's message, we will explore the beauty and significance of multiplying diversity and see how the Holy Spirit empowers us to reconcile and unite all people through the work of the cross! The gospel unites all believers, welcoming us into the family of God.

2/26/23 Multiply | Multiply Team | Yusuf Agoro by The Well

Today as we start our new sermon series called 'Multiply'. We will be looking at how the promise and power of the Holy Spirit empowers us to multiply! We will be encouraged to turn our hearts toward seeing the Kingdom of God spread as we are witnesses of who God is. Being a witness is more than declaring something but it’s also experiencing it!

We are finishing our last sermon in our Mountains and Valleys series. As we conclude, we look to the topic of calling. What am I called to? How do I find calling? Are there general and specific callings? Often we're not walking in restoration because we're not actually walking in the paths that God has called us towards. The more we do what we've been created by God to do, the more we will find joy and great grace from God, and the more we'll be restoring the world around us. Join us as we study this often under-developed topic together.

We are continuing our Mountains and Valleys series, this week studying the topic of celebration. For as much as we love happiness and joy as a people you'd think we'd be better at it! All throughout the Scripture, however we see the commands to celebrate, indicating we're pretty bad at it. How can we be a more celebratory people? What would this create within us as we scale the mountains our journey the valleys of life? Join us as we learn to celebrate together.

This Sunday we continue in our Mountains and Valleys series, this week looking at the topic of lament. Lamenting is not something many Western Christians know how to practice, and yet this discipline is extremely present in the Scriptures. How do you practice Biblical lament, is there value in it, and why is it important to do well? Might we be missing even greater joy by not lamenting?

We are continuing in our Mountains and Valleys sermon series this week studying the concept of sabbath. If we're to endure the valleys, or not be overly committed to the mountains, we have to see the significance and importance of a regular sabbath. God has orchestrated into the very fabric of creation this idea that we work really hard and then rest well. And that as we do this, we find healing, which can lead to even more beautiful restoration. Join us as we see these rhythms and learn how to practice them.

We will continue in our Mountains and Valleys series and study spiritual warfare. This is a topic infrequently discussed as we think about the mountains and valleys in our life. The overarching Biblical understanding about it is; spiritual warfare is real, and you can, with the strength of Christ, fight against it. How do we fight this spiritual enemy as we journey through the mountains and valleys?