Often times the biggest blessings in our lives are the ones we would have never imagined for ourselves. God has a way of bringing his children to the heights of gratitude through the depths of sorrow. In this episode of The WellCast, Melissa Danisi shares about their journey and the fulfillment that she now has as a mother of two.

We often compartmentalize our lives and neglect the truth that our physical, emotional, spiritual and relational health are all interconnected. In this episode of The WellCast, Fig Garden Campus Pastor, Josh Hawley shares about his fitness journey and how physical fitness intersects with our spiritual health.

We are always being formed and shaped into something. There is no such thing as a stagnant Christian, the question is not "are you being shaped" but "what is shaping you?" In today's episode Mike and Jordan talk about what God is teaching them in this season of life and what it looks like to be lifelong learners. 

There is a big difference in getting through the Bible and letting it get through you. In this episode, Mike Slayden talks about cultivating intimacy with God through the study of His Word. 

There is a certain mystery when it comes to prayer that can often lead us to stay on the outside looking in; missing out on the very reason why we were created. In this episode, Brad Bell discusses the beauty of prayer and talks us through some of the mystery of an intimate prayer life with the God of the universe.

There is a common fear in parenting that one or two mistakes as a parent can somehow ruin your kids. The truth is that there are no perfect parents, but there is wisdom in modeling and abiding relationship with Christ over time. Matt Ratzlaff opens up about his and Jen's experiences and strategies when it comes to parenting and Jordan shows off his epic math skills.

There is a belief that your faith is between you and God and that it doesn’t involve anybody else. Maddie Yee discusses living out vulnerability in our communities, and the importance of pursuing one another relationally in the local Church.

There is a fallacy that you have to get your life together before you come to Christ, when in reality you can’t get your life together until you come to Christ. Shanah Wisely returns to discuss authenticity in the Church, and the freedom she found when she stopped pretending that she didn’t have struggles and started being transparent with her sin.

When marriages get tough, isolation usually becomes the first step toward divorce. Our Marriage Director at the Well, Brian Erickson, shares a better way to do marriage as he reminds us of the important role that community plays in healthy and happy marriages, and shares some wisdom from his 28 years of marriage to his bride, Jenn.

Singleness is often misunderstood as incompleteness. Rosa Torres reminds us of the validity of single adulthood in the Church as we discuss being single, content, and complete in Christ.