The Well: Sermon Video

God loves you and wants to give you freedom. Experiencing that freedom from sin and suffering is a key foundational practice to a healthy spiritual life.  Speaker: Brad Bell

We’re studying together 8 Foundational practices essential to pursuing ongoing health and wholeness in our relationship with Christ. We are all created for community, and pursuing community is a key foundational practice to a healthy spiritual life.  Speaker: Brad Bell

We’re studying together 8 Foundational practices essential to pursuing ongoing health and wholeness in our relationship with Christ. These practices are not meant to be legalistic or spiritual checkboxes, but instead they are meant to give life as we walk in relationship with Jesus over time. Today we look at how sharing your story brings us closer to Christ.Share Your Story PDF Guide Speaker: Mike Slayden

Embracing the gospel is a key foundational practice to a healthy spiritual life. Today, we discuss sanctification and what it looks like to embrace the gospel over time. Speaker: Brad Bell

Embracing the gospel is a crucial foundational practice to a healthy spiritual life. Today, we discuss justification and what it looks like to embrace the gospel at a point in time. Speaker: Brad Bell

We’re studying together 8 Foundational practices essential to pursuing ongoing health and wholeness in our relationship with Christ. These practices are not meant to be legalistic or spiritual checkboxes, but instead they are meant to give life as we walk in relationship with Jesus over time, Jesus can use these practices in our lives to help us become more and more like Him.The Foundations methodology is anchored in scripture with five key points.It is a process-oriented journey, embracing life with God regardless of your feelings.It is a participatory journey. Christianity is not a spectator sport.It is experiential, both orthodoxy and orthopraxy.It is self-discovery, not self-taught. A discovery of your relationship with God. It is a pneumadynamic process, a Holy Spirit-inspired journey.  Speaker: Brad Bell

The 'Sanctification Gap' is the difference between our real spiritual life and ideal spiritual life.We’re studying together 8 Foundational practices essential to pursuing ongoing health and wholeness in our relationship with Christ. These practices are not meant to be legalistic or spiritual checkboxes, but instead they are meant to give life as we walk in relationship with Jesus over time, Jesus can use these practices in our lives to help us become more and more like Him as we open to God to allow the Holy Spirit to close the gap. Speaker: Brad Bell

Today we celebrate all the Lord has done and look forward to what will come. Hear what God is doing through small groups in our Students, Kids, Missions, and Life Group ministries. Join the movement and register for a Life Group as we launch our Foundations curriculum. Speaker: Brad Bell

The original church in Acts 2 was a church of three thousand members. The issue with modern churches is not size; it's intimacy. Here at The Well, life happens in groups. Like the first church, our heart is for our large church body to feel intimate through life groups. Speaker: Brad Bell

When Simon encounters Jesus, everything changes, including his name. Through his encounter, we see Jesus's grace and patience in shaping us as Christians, just as he shaped Peter into a rock for the church. Speaker: Jack Shiflett