The Well Church Keller Sermons

Episode Description:
In this episode, Allan shares a deeply personal and powerful message drawn from Luke 10—the story of Mary and Martha. Through humor, honesty, and biblical insight, Allan invites us to reconsider how we approach service, busyness, and the presence of Jesus in our lives.

Are we working for God more than we're sitting with God? Are we so busy trying to host Jesus that we forget He’s already hosting us? This isn’t just a story about two sisters—it’s an invitation to re-center on grace and remember what truly matters: presence over performance.

Whether you feel overwhelmed, burned out, or just in need of a fresh word, this episode offers rest, clarity, and encouragement for your walk with Christ.

In This Episode:

A personal story of hearing God’s call at 18 years old

The real meaning behind “Come, Lord Jesus, be our guest”

Why Martha wasn’t wrong—but what she missed

What sitting at the feet of Jesus teaches us about identity and rest

The “double name” moments in Scripture and how God still calls us today

A reminder that before we serve, we must be served by Jesus

Key Verses:

Luke 10:38–42

Genesis 22 (Abraham, Abraham)

Exodus 3 (Moses, Moses)

1 Samuel 3 (Samuel, Samuel)

Luke 22 (Simon, Simon)

Acts 9 (Saul, Saul)

Reflection Questions:

Am I working for God more than I’m sitting with God?

Have I started to believe grace is something I have to earn?

What would it look like to choose “the better portion” today?

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“I Love You. I Forgive You. Dinner Is Ready.”

📄 Episode Description:

In this powerful and deeply personal message, Trey invites us to rediscover the beauty and significance of Holy Communion. Through heartfelt storytelling, biblical insight, and historical context, he reminds us that communion is more than a ritual — it’s an invitation. An invitation from Jesus, who still says to us today: “I love you. I forgive you. Dinner is ready.”

You’ll hear about the ancient covenant practice of the blood path, how it connects to the Last Supper, and what it means for us today as followers of Jesus. This episode calls us to reorient our hearts and see the table not as a routine, but as a holy and transformative experience of grace.

Whether you’re in a season of grief, confusion, or celebration — this message will ground you in the eternal truth of God’s unfailing love.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

The three most powerful phrases we long to hear

How the Old Testament “blood path” covenant foreshadows communion

Why Jesus took our place as the unfaithful partner

How communion can become rich, not just routine

What it means to be “re-membered” by grace

📖 Scriptures Referenced:

Proverbs 3:5-6

1 Corinthians 11

Genesis 15

📌 Perfect For:

Listeners seeking a deeper understanding of communion

Those who feel spiritually disconnected and want to reconnect

Anyone needing a reminder of God’s love and grace

🏷️ Tags:

#Communion #Jesus #Grace #Covenant #Church #Faith #SpiritualGrowth #HolyCommunion #PodcastSermon #ChristianLiving

In this final message of our Master Peace series, we ask a powerful question: What sound is your life making? Drawing from Psalm 29, this sermon explores how the glory of God isn’t silent—it thunders, moves, and demands a response.

We look at three ways we respond to God’s glory: through worship, obedience, and work. You'll be challenged to rethink how you define your calling, your productivity, and your identity—and invited to let your life reflect the weight and beauty of God’s presence.

Whether you're in the sanctuary, at home, or at work, your life is making a sound. What does it say?

In this episode:

Why God's glory demands a response

The connection between worship and posture

How obedience is more than rule-following—it's alignment

Seeing your work as a reflection of God's glory

Letting go of the need to impress, and living from identity

Referenced Scripture:
Psalm 29, John 17:4

Why talk about art in church? In this powerful message from The Well Church Keller’s Masterpiece series, Pastor Trey Grant explores the deep connection between creativity and calling. Drawing from Exodus 35, he shows how God is not only the ultimate artist—but He has also crafted each of us with unique skills, talents, and passions.

Your craft—your mela’kha—isn’t random. It’s a Spirit-filled gift meant to bring glory to God on earth and prepare you to serve Him in heaven. Whether you're a builder, baker, teacher, artist, or athlete, this message will encourage you to identify your gift and start practicing it with purpose.

📝 Key Takeaways:

The biblical creation story is rooted in craft, not conflict.

God is the ultimate artist—and He crafts with purpose.

Your unique skills are God-given, Spirit-fueled, and glory-bound.

Exodus 35 reveals how God calls and equips people by name to do creative, holy work.

Practicing your gift now is preparation—not just for this life, but for eternity.

📖 Scripture Highlight:

Exodus 35:30–35 – “He has filled him with the Spirit of God, with wisdom, understanding, and knowledge in all kinds of crafts…”

🧩 Questions to Reflect On:

What is your mela’kha—your God-given craft or skill?

Are you practicing your gift regularly?

How can you use your craft to glorify God in your everyday life?

🙌 Mentioned in This Episode:

The Masterpiece sermon series

A story from Pastor Trey’s childhood discovering his gift of drumming

The role of Bezalel and Oholiab in building the tabernacle

The idea of “practicing your craft for heaven”

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n this powerful message from The Well Church, Pastor Trey unpacks what it means to be God’s masterpiece—His poēma. Drawing from Ephesians 2:10 and John 1, we explore how God expresses Himself creatively through Jesus, and how we, made in His image, are designed to do the same.

Whether through art, work, relationships, or everyday life, you were created on purpose, with purpose, and for purpose. You are not random. You are not a mistake. You are God's intentional, beautiful expression to the world.

💡 Key Themes:

You are God’s poēma—His work of art

Jesus is the Logos, God's ultimate expression in the flesh

We reflect God’s light through our unique gifts and personalities

Our purpose is to live out the good works He prepared in advance

📖 Scripture References:

Ephesians 2:10

John 1:1–5, 14

Genesis 1:1

Jeremiah 1:5

1 Corinthians 11:1

🙌 Call to Action:

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What if you’re not just a random product of the universe—but a commissioned masterpiece, handcrafted by the Creator? In this message from our Master Peace series, we explore the powerful truth of Ephesians 2:10: "We are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works."

Join us as we look at how God's breath brought us to life, how His vision calls us forward, and how each of us carries a divine “certificate of authenticity.” From science to scripture, identity to calling, this message will challenge and inspire you to live like you were created on purpose—for a purpose.

📖 Scriptures Referenced:

Ephesians 2:10

Genesis 2:7

Matthew 28:18–20

🗝️ Key Themes:

You are not an accident—you’re God’s original creation.

Unused creativity can lead to frustration, but expressed purpose brings life.

God invites us into His vision—not just ours.

You’ve been commissioned to bring glory to God and enjoy Him forever.

✨ Highlights:

The story behind a real commissioned painting titled Rebellious Hope

What it means to receive the breath of life

The universe as proof of intentional design

How to live out your purpose with confidence and creativity

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As this series unfolds, we’ll hear from members of our community using their gifts to bring God glory. Not to perform—but to reflect what glory looks like when we live fully alive.

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In this powerful message, we take a look at Revelation 4 and 5 — a stunning vision of heaven that reminds us God is still on the throne. In the midst of cultural chaos, political division, and personal uncertainty, we are invited to zoom out and see reality from God’s perspective.

What we find isn’t fear — it’s worship.
What we discover isn’t power-hungry rulers — it’s the slain Lamb, Jesus, reigning over all history.

This sermon challenges us to consider the idols we cling to when life feels unstable and calls us to renew our allegiance to the One who is truly worthy.

📌 Topics Covered:

Why Revelation still matters today

How uncertainty can lead to idolatry

The danger of uncritical political allegiance

What it means to "take heart" in a world of trouble

How worship resets our vision

💬 Key Quote:

“The throne is not empty. The Lamb reigns. Take heart.”

🙌 Takeaway:
Jesus reigns not by force but by sacrifice. Let this vision of the Lamb reset your hope, your heart, and your worship.

In this powerful Easter message, we explore what it means to live in the space between death and resurrection. Pastor Trey shares personal reflections on grief, doubt, and the resurrection of Jesus—beginning with a heartfelt tribute to his 100-year-old grandmother, one of the most influential people in his life.

Through the story of Mary Magdalene in John 20, we see a woman weighed down by sorrow and hopelessness who encounters the risen Christ in the most unexpected way. If you’ve ever struggled with loss, questioned your faith, or felt like an outsider looking in, this message is for you.

Because what is inevitable and impossible for us is possible with God.

🕊 Topics Covered:

Grieving with hope

Why resurrection felt impossible

Living between Friday and Sunday

How Jesus meets us in our brokenness

Entering in—even with doubts

📖 Scripture: John 20:1–18

📌 Key Quote: “We are Easter people living in a Good Friday world.” — Anne Lamott

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Why would Jesus—King of kings—choose to ride into Jerusalem on a baby donkey? Why does He constantly take the hard way, the humble way, the narrow way? In this powerful Palm Sunday message, we explore what Jesus meant when He said “Enter through the narrow gate…” (Matthew 7:13) and how His life consistently modeled that difficult, unpopular path.

Whether it was avoiding the crowds to pray, fasting in the wilderness, or rejecting cultural expectations, Jesus showed us again and again that the way to life isn’t always easy—but it is always worth it.

We’ll talk about:

The difference between being narrow-minded and choosing the narrow gate

Why the wide road is so tempting (and dangerous)

How following Jesus often means doing what no one else is doing

Practical ways we can walk the narrow path in our everyday lives

💡 Key Quote:
"Don’t do what everyone else is doing just because they’re doing it. Do what God is calling you to do—even if no one else is doing it."

🙌 Challenge:
Where in your life is God asking you to take the narrow road? What would it look like to let go of the popular choice and follow the path Jesus walked?

🔗 Links & Resources:

Scripture reference: Matthew 7:13–14 (Bible Gateway)

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🎧 Episode Summary:

What do you do when the one who betrayed you is sitting across from you? In this powerful and honest episode, we explore the radical love of Jesus—love that doesn't avoid enemies but invites them to the table.

Drawing from the story of Judas, the betrayal of Jesus, and scriptures like Luke 6 and Psalm 23, this message challenges us to rethink what it means to love those who hurt us. You’ll hear practical wisdom on setting boundaries, holding justice and kindness together, and letting go of bitterness without pretending everything’s okay.

Whether you're wrestling with a past hurt, facing conflict, or just longing for peace in a divided world, this episode offers a Christ-centered path forward.

📖 Key Scriptures:

Luke 6:27–36 – Love your enemies

John 18:19–23 – Jesus responds to injustice

Psalm 23:5 – A table in the presence of enemies

Micah 6:8 – Act justly, love mercy, walk humbly

Romans 5:6–11 – Reconciled while we were still enemies

🔑 Topics Covered:

Why loving your enemy is not weakness

Jesus and Judas: betrayal at the table

Forgiveness vs. reconciliation

When to speak truth, when to stay silent

Living with justice, kindness, and humility

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