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.

Understanding how to cultivate and strengthen your own faith is one of the most important issues facing believers. It is naive to think that we will or even can get everything we need for a robust spiritual life from a weekend worship service. So if you have embraced Jesus as Christ, entered into a real relationship with Him, and you attend weekend worship experiences, “What’s Next?”

Understanding how to cultivate and strengthen your own faith is one of the most important issues facing believers. It is naive to think that we will or even can get everything we need for a robust spiritual life from a weekend worship service. So if you have embraced Jesus as Christ, entered into a real relationship with Him, and you attend weekend worship experiences, “What’s Next?”

Understanding how to cultivate and strengthen your own faith is one of the most important issues facing believers. It is naive to think that we will or even can get everything we need for a robust spiritual life from a weekend worship service. So if you have embraced Jesus as Christ, entered into a real relationship with Him, and you attend weekend worship experiences, “What’s Next?”

Easter is a day of celebration, a time to rejoice in the resurrection of our savior, Jesus Christ. His life points us toward hope, it directs us towards belief. It is the promise of spring, the defeat over eternal winter. His resurrection tells us that the hard times that we are experiencing are momentary and that new life is possible because of His death. Join us this Easter at The Well as we sing, celebrate, and rejoice in His resurrection.

In this time that is marked by stories of the apocalypse and zombies, we thought we would take a look at the book that started it all, Revelations. Our goal is to think about some of the difficult themes addressed in this book such as persecution while having a little fun with some of the more fantastic elements. But in the end, we hope to find Christ being revealed as the beginning and the end and to find that He is now, will be, and has always been in control.

In this time that is marked by stories of the apocalypse and zombies, we thought we would take a look at the book that started it all, Revelations. Our goal is to think about some of the difficult themes addressed in this book such as persecution while having a little fun with some of the more fantastic elements. But in the end, we hope to find Christ being revealed as the beginning and the end and to find that He is now, will be, and has always been in control.

In this time that is marked by stories of the apocalypse and zombies, we thought we would take a look at the book that started it all, Revelations. Our goal is to think about some of the difficult themes addressed in this book such as persecution while having a little fun with some of the more fantastic elements. But in the end, we hope to find Christ being revealed as the beginning and the end and to find that He is now, will be, and has always been in control.