The Well

“What’s your story?” Perhaps you’ve been asked that question. But have you ever done a “story inventory”? Is your story in need of a context check? We’ll look at an example of someone who needed to adjust their story in our study today.

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The rearview mirror in your car is useful for lots of reasons. It gives you a way to see if there’s a vehicle behind you, but it also serves to remind you of where you’re coming from. Pastor Jeff teaches us today that we need a rearview mirror in our own lives, to remind us of how God has provided for us so far. It becomes easier to trust Him in the present when we reflect on what He has done for us in the past. But when we forget to look back, it can be easy to get locked up in fear and lose faith in the Lord.

Jesus referred to Himself as the Good Shepherd. But let’s be honest, most of us aren’t too familiar with shepherds, and it’s easy to miss the incredible truth that our Lord is teaching.  On this episode, Pastor John Munro takes a closer look at what it means for the Lord Jesus to be our Good Shepherd

Domestic engineer. Family manager. Home economist. These terms were adopted by our culture in an attempt to elevate the role of a woman at home. But on this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy reminds us that God and His Word have always highly esteemed women, wives, and mothers.