The Well Chapel

What does it look like to stand boldly for Jesus when the world tells you to be silent? Pastor Aaron Hastings teaches through Acts 4:1–31 and explores how Peter and John faced opposition, threats, and persecution for proclaiming the name of Jesus. Though they were considered ordinary,, their courage astonished the religious leaders. What made the difference? They had been with Jesus.Join Pastor Aaron Hastings at The Well Chapel as he teaches verse by verse through Acts 4:1–31, exploring how the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary believers to live with extraordinary courage.Learn more about us at https://thewellchapel.org

Are we paying attention to what God is doing around us?In Acts 3, Pastor Chris reminds us of the importance of being spiritually attentive and learning to recognize God's presence.Sometimes, we can become so distracted by what's happening around us that we miss what God is trying to show us. When we intentionally turn our attention toward Him, we open our hearts to hear His voice and recognize His work in our lives.Join us as we explore Acts 3 and discover how where we direct our attention can shape what we're able to hear from the Lord.📖 Scripture: Acts 3🎙️ Speaker: Pastor Chris⛪ The Well ChapelCome as you are, grow together in God's Word.🌐 Learn more: https://thewellchapel.org#TheWellChapel #Acts3 #WhereYouLookIsWhereYouListen #BibleTeaching #ChristianLiving

What brings a church into true unity? In this message, “True Unity,” we explore Acts chapter 2 and what it means to be united as a church through the leading of the Holy Spirit.Like wind filling our sails, the Holy Spirit moves us forward together as we follow Jesus. Discover how surrendering to His direction helps us grow in faith, love one another, and move together with a shared purpose.Join us as we consider how each of us can help build a church that follows the Spirit and lives out true unity.📖 Scripture: Acts 2▶️ Message: True Unity#Acts2 #TrueUnity #HolySpirit #ChurchUnity #Sermon

Join us as Pastor Chris kicks off our sermon series on the Book of Acts. This week he teaches verse by verse through Acts 1 .

Pastor Bryan Collins teaches through scripture on being faithful in the everyday moments where God has us right now.

Pastor Aaron teaches verse by verse through Colossians 4 and asks What has God called you to do, and are you being faithful to it?In Colossians 4, Paul closes his letter with a powerful reminder that every believer has a role in God’s work. We are called to be faithful in prayer, wise in the way we live, gracious in the way we speak, and obedient to the ministry God has entrusted to us.Faithfulness isn't about having the biggest platform or doing something impressive. It's about saying yes to God and continuing to say yes, even when obedience is difficult, unnoticed, or costly.Come as you are, grow together in God’s Word.

God created us for relationship and in fact he designed the different relationships in our lives and He provided a manual for those relationships. The Bible is our blueprint for our relationships. It is amazing how we try to build them without the instruction manual. This weekend we are going to focus on specific relationships and how God teaches us to live them out in a Biblicaly healthy way. So join us as we continue verse by verse through Colossians 3:18-4:1.

How do we live out the characteristics of Christ? How can we be more patient, kind, loving and peaceful? This weekend we are continuing verse by verse through the Book of Colossians! We are in Chapter 3 verse 12-17. The Apostle Paul gives us Christians spiritual wardrobe advice. In this portion of the letter to the Colossians we will see the importance of intentionally living out the Word of God and applying the Gospel to our lives.

Have you ever wondered why many people (perhaps some of us) make a decision to follow Christ, get baptized then still continue on in our sin? In studying Colossians Chapter 3 verses 1-11 we are going to look at how important it is that we determine our mindset as followers of Christ. The Apostle Paul gives us keys to successful Christian Living after we have made the decision to follow Jesus.

In Colossians 2:11–23, Paul reminds us of the incredible freedom we have in Christ. Our debt was greater than we could ever pay, but Jesus took it upon Himself—nailing it to the cross and canceling it completely.

Because of Christ, there is nothing left to pay. We don’t have to earn God’s favor, prove ourselves through religious rules, or live under the weight of a debt that has already been settled. Jesus did what we never could, and now we are invited to live in the freedom, forgiveness, and fullness of salvation.