In the book of Ecclesiastes, God tells us, “For everything there is a season.” That includes sowing and reaping, or giving and receiving. Whichever of those seasons and activities you feel better suits you, everybody experiences both of them. And if we are going to master these seasons of life, then Givers need to learn to receive well, and Receivers need to learn to give generously.

In the book of Ecclesiastes, God tells us, “For everything there is a season.” That includes sowing and reaping, or giving and receiving. Whichever of those seasons and activities you feel better suits you, everybody experiences both of them. And if we are going to master these seasons of life, then Givers need to learn to receive well, and Receivers need to learn to give generously.

In the book of Ecclesiastes, God tells us, “For everything there is a season.” That includes sowing and reaping, or giving and receiving. Whichever of those seasons and activities you feel better suits you, everybody experiences both of them. And if we are going to master these seasons of life, then Givers need to learn to receive well, and Receivers need to learn to give generously.

Thank you to all of the volunteers that make The Well possible.

On your birthday, anniversary, or retirement, this statement may be met with elation. But typically it’s a chastisement, a humorous jab at a selfish friend or spouse, or a clarifying retort made with elevated tones or volume. The reason is that NO ONE enjoys feeling like the victim of someone else’s selfishness or narcissism. But if we are honest, all of us are prone to a certain amount of selfishness or self-centeredness.

On your birthday, anniversary, or retirement, this statement may be met with elation. But typically it’s a chastisement, a humorous jab at a selfish friend or spouse, or a clarifying retort made with elevated tones or volume. The reason is that NO ONE enjoys feeling like the victim of someone else’s selfishness or narcissism. But if we are honest, all of us are prone to a certain amount of selfishness or self-centeredness.

On your birthday, anniversary, or retirement, this statement may be met with elation. But typically it’s a chastisement, a humorous jab at a selfish friend or spouse, or a clarifying retort made with elevated tones or volume. The reason is that NO ONE enjoys feeling like the victim of someone else’s selfishness or narcissism. But if we are honest, all of us are prone to a certain amount of selfishness or self-centeredness.

Wellers love people into deeper levels of relationships with Jesus Christ. That is fundamentally what we do and who we are. This series we will take a simple look at what makes The Well, The Well and what makes a Weller, a Weller.

Wellers love people into deeper levels of relationships with Jesus Christ. That is fundamentally what we do and who we are. This series we will take a simple look at what makes The Well, The Well and what makes a Weller, a Weller.

Wellers love people into deeper levels of relationships with Jesus Christ. That is fundamentally what we do and who we are. This series we will take a simple look at what makes The Well, The Well and what makes a Weller, a Weller.