The Well - Messages

Sometimes it is easy for us to rest in what God has done for us through His son. We are grateful for the blessings we have, however, Jesus didn’t just die for you and me. He came for all of humanity and He has enlisted His church to go into all of the world and tell all of the nations about who He is and what He did for us. It is our duty to spread the Gospel like a Pandemic.

Sometimes it is easy for us to rest in what God has done for us through His son. We are grateful for the blessings we have, however, Jesus didn’t just die for you and me. He came for all of humanity and He has enlisted His church to go into all of the world and tell all of the nations about who He is and what He did for us. It is our duty to spread the Gospel like a Pandemic.

Sometimes it is easy for us to rest in what God has done for us through His son. We are grateful for the blessings we have, however, Jesus didn’t just die for you and me. He came for all of humanity and He has enlisted His church to go into all of the world and tell all of the nations about who He is and what He did for us. It is our duty to spread the Gospel like a Pandemic.

Sometimes it is easy for us to rest in what God has done for us through His son. We are grateful for the blessings we have, however, Jesus didn’t just die for you and me. He came for all of humanity and He has enlisted His church to go into all of the world and tell all of the nations about who He is and what He did for us. It is our duty to spread the Gospel like a Pandemic.

Marriage, parenting, singlehood, sex… What were they meant to be? How has God made us connect to one another in families? Does the Bible have anything to say on the subject and is there wiggle room for societies and civilizations that seem at times to have evolved beyond so many of our old “hang ups”? These are the questions that will drive our family series this year. Whoever you are, there is a week specifically designed for you and something for you to learn every week about how to connect to all of those crazy people that make up your family.

Marriage, parenting, singlehood, sex… What were they meant to be? How has God made us connect to one another in families? Does the Bible have anything to say on the subject and is there wiggle room for societies and civilizations that seem at times to have evolved beyond so many of our old “hang ups”? These are the questions that will drive our family series this year. Whoever you are, there is a week specifically designed for you and something for you to learn every week about how to connect to all of those crazy people that make up your family.

Marriage, parenting, singlehood, sex… What were they meant to be? How has God made us connect to one another in families? Does the Bible have anything to say on the subject and is there wiggle room for societies and civilizations that seem at times to have evolved beyond so many of our old “hang ups”? These are the questions that will drive our family series this year. Whoever you are, there is a week specifically designed for you and something for you to learn every week about how to connect to all of those crazy people that make up your family.

Marriage, parenting, singlehood, sex… What were they meant to be? How has God made us connect to one another in families? Does the Bible have anything to say on the subject and is there wiggle room for societies and civilizations that seem at times to have evolved beyond so many of our old “hang ups”? These are the questions that will drive our family series this year. Whoever you are, there is a week specifically designed for you and something for you to learn every week about how to connect to all of those crazy people that make up your family.

Marriage, parenting, singlehood, sex… What were they meant to be? How has God made us connect to one another in families? Does the Bible have anything to say on the subject and is there wiggle room for societies and civilizations that seem at times to have evolved beyond so many of our old “hang ups”? These are the questions that will drive our family series this year. Whoever you are, there is a week specifically designed for you and something for you to learn every week about how to connect to all of those crazy people that make up your family.

Marriage, parenting, singlehood, sex… What were they meant to be? How has God made us connect to one another in families? Does the Bible have anything to say on the subject and is there wiggle room for societies and civilizations that seem at times to have evolved beyond so many of our old “hang ups”? These are the questions that will drive our family series this year. Whoever you are, there is a week specifically designed for you and something for you to learn every week about how to connect to all of those crazy people that make up your family.