Remembrance Sunday 2018 marking 100 years since the WW1 armistice. Nick Allan explores the paradox of the gospel describing Christians as “more than conquerors” yet we live in societal and personal pain and suffering in so many different ways. How do we hold these tensions well as followers of Jesus?

Nick explores the essential reality for all Christians to engage with both the Word of God and the Spirit of God, in the world. Debunking unhelpful caricatures and encouraging us to a radical middle ground, Nick encouraged us not to ‘dry up’ or ‘burn up’ but ‘grow up’ in God.

Toby explores the early church and their pattern of being gathered and scattered. He focuses on Acts 2 and links this to the patterns of historical revivals.

Marjorie explores our identity as citizens of heaven, yet living in flesh and blood. Marjorie uses the three chairs of identity as a helpful tool for walking this out.

Duncan explores Jesus Christ the crucified God, focusing on the two thieves who hung with Him.

God’s economy: what generosity with our finances & resources can really look like (incl. Luke 16).

Toby explores the paradox of God providing yet so many in our nation live in lack. What are God’s solutions? How can we bring transformation through what we value and prophetically live and speak?

Nick focuses on Acts exploring our call as followers of Jesus to tell and share who he is to every person, culture and country.

Duncan speaks on the paradox of ‘wait’ and ‘go’. Jesus calls us to both. Going without prayerful waiting leads to powerless action. Attentive waiting will always lead to going, and then we can expect the ‘going’ to bear much fruit.

We asked some of the team at The Well what they were excited about as we enter autumn 2018