God has created us with sexual desires but that's not enough to sustain a healthy and long-lasting relationship. What can Song of Solomon teach us about finding a spouse? What should we be looking for? And how do gender roles play into our search?

All of us have been broken spiritually, so all of us are broken sexually. so what does our culture have to say about the design and purpose for sex? And what has the church typically said about those things?

What is our responsibility towards people who are unlike us, and who we might not even feel comfortable around? How does the Parable of the Good Samaritan inform our actions?

What does biblical hospitality look like? And what is our responsibility when it comes to providing care for others? Pastor Josh challenges us to take the next step in thinking of ourselves a hosts and no longer guests in the places God has put us.

What can widows teach us about justice and equality? Why should we care about those who are discriminated against? What part do we play in all this? Pastor Josh looks at an event in Acts 6 that should shape our understanding and actions of even contemporary injustice.

Pastor Josh Siders wraps up our series about understanding habits and setting goals for the new year by helping us understand what a SMART goal is, as well as the different areas we need to set goals.

As the new year begins, Pastor Josh helps us to understand that the habits we've developed can hinder our spiritual growth, as well as how to begin putting a plan in place to experience more of God in 2016.

During theWELL's Christmas Eve service, Pastor Josh looks at the song of Simeon and brings a message of hope and light.

Just after his son is born, Zechariah lets forth a song praising God's mercy and deliverance. But his circumstances are very different than many of our own, so how do we understand his words and apply them to our own lives?

This week, we look at the Song of Mary from Luke 1 and try to understand her context and point of view as she celebrates the coming of the Messiah.