Today Christy Norland and I unpack why intimacy with God is a GIFT and why it is extremely important for everyone to build intimacy with God. How does one begin to cultivate a deep bond with God? And how should we respond in those seasons when He seems far away? We discuss the basis for true intimacy with God and identify common heart issues that can hinder it. We also talk about trusting God’s unchanging love as it is fully revealed in Jesus!

What is crowd ministry? What is reproductive ministry?

What is the Pop Up event that The Well Ministry keeps talking about?

Today we are diving into the two types of ministry that Jesus demonstrated through his life here on earth and the blessings from the Pop Up event. EMAIL US AT [email protected] to have your questions answered here on the next Participation Episode.

We hope this episode makes you feel heard, seen, and empowered. May you be equipped by this episode and use it as a tool to equip others!

“Life isn’t about finding yourself; it is about discovering who God created you to be.” - Unknown.Today's conversation with Suanna Kozlow is about who we become in Christ. HE is our good news; we become new through Him (Colossians 3:3). When identity is rooted in Christ, it shapes how we see ourselves, how we face battles, and how we live with stability no matter the season. Some people find identity in things of this world. But without a secure identity, people fight from fear, comparison, or discouragement rather than confidence and peace. Without Jesus, identity is fragile because it’s built on things that can change or be lost.

How do you date as a Chrisitan? What do you do when you realize your relationship is not centered on Christ? 

As followers of Christ, we are called to date with intention and purpose. Our partner must help us be more like Jesus, not take us away from Him! Listen to this episode to hear how we can date, NOW in 2026, still grounded in God's truth.

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The POWER of Prayer is available to us ALL as followers of Jesus Christ. We have the privilege and opportunity to call Christ in at any moment, at any time. Are your prayers heard? Do you want to elevate your prayer life?

Listen to this episode about prayer and allow your relationship with God to be transformed.

What should practicing the Sabbath look like for us today?

The first thing to understand is that in the New Testament, there isn’t a command for Christians to observe a specific day as a Sabbath. What we do see, though, are principles and examples that guide how we can rest and honor God in our rhythm of life.For example, in Romans 14, Paul talks about how each person may decide which days to observe. Some might choose to set aside a day for rest, others might not—and that’s okay. The important thing is that our choices don’t lead to judgment or division, and ultimately, we’re accountable to God in how we use the freedom He’s given us.Then in Colossians 2:16-17, Paul reminds us that Sabbath observances were shadows pointing to Christ. They were never the ultimate goal—they were meant to prepare us for Him. That means our Sabbath rest today should point us to Jesus, not simply to checking off a day on the calendar.And in Hebrews 4, we see the Sabbath as God’s rest—a picture of the ultimate rest we have in Christ. It’s not just about a single day; it’s about trusting Him, stepping back from striving, and finding peace in His work. Christ is our rest. When we abide in Him, we enter the true Sabbath rest every day.So how does this look practically in our lives? Here are a few ways:

1. Intentionally pause: Set aside time—maybe a few hours or a whole day—to step back from work, busyness, and screens. Use that time to reflect, pray, or worship.
2. Spend time with God: Read Scripture, journal, or simply sit quietly with God. Remember, the Sabbath is more about Him than about tasks.
3. Connect with loved ones: Enjoy meals, conversations, or walks with family or friends. Rest is relational, not just physical.
4. Rest your body and mind: Sleep in, take a nap, go for a walk—anything that helps your body and mind truly rest.

The key is that none of this is legalistic. It’s not about following a rule; it’s about creating space to abide in Christ, to let Him be our Lord and our rest. We’re free to observe a day if it helps us, but our ultimate command is to stay connected to Him—because He is the Lord over the Sabbath, and in Him, we find the rest we truly need.

When we confess Jesus as our "Lord and Savior" we must live accordingly. How can we live under His Lordship? What does that mean for us in our everyday lives?

Listen in as Jennelle Sherman discusses this topic here at The Well Way Podcast.

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Today we will be discussing a question emailed to us FROM YOU :) Thank you for emailing us at [email protected] // Your questions, revelations, and thoughts matter greatly to us. Please continue to email any questions you have, and we will discuss them in future episodes.

Today's topic is... Does God Punish? And, if so, why?

Many of us battle with this question. Our hope is that this biblical wisdom can give you a better understanding on what God intends for us all. He is a just God, a loving God, a merciful God.

Hopefully this episode grants you more insight XOXO

The joy of the Lord is always accessible to us! We unite with Christ when we are grateful and practice thanksgiving. This episode breaks down how to cultivate a positive, healthy mindset by connecting to God through gratitude, no matter the circumstances. Gratitude unlocks many of Gods' blessings.

This episode will discuss a question FROM YOU :) Thank you for emailing us with this question! Susie Walther here breaks down fasting with a discipleship oriented lense.

Blessings xoxo