Things Change. The relevance of the Gospel and the importance of the church that is entrusted with the message, is more profound than ever before.

What does it look like to have radical trust even in the midst of chaos? Learn from the apostle Paul as he navigates a critical situation on his way to Rome. Radical trust is discerning God’s provision and then believing it. What are areas of our lives that we can discern and trust God’s provision for us?

A great deal has changed in the last year! What has not changed is Jacob's Well's commitment to help parents be the spiritual champions in their kids' lives. We will walk with kids as they take their first steps towards God. And our best days are ahead of us! The God who has always been faithful to his church and has poured out blessings on Jacob's Well for the past 20 years is faithful again now, to provide everything we need to be light in the Chippewa Valley and beyond.

Do we live as if the resurrection is real? Many who profess faith in Christ live as though the resurrection is not important.

How can we use our freedom to serve the common good? Seeing our freedoms as a tool to serve others makes us very grateful for the freedoms we have when we have rule of law and Justice for all.

How can we be faithful to the gospel and witness at every opportunity when we might feel trapped between a rock and a hard place? Paul gives us an example of just this in Acts 24.

How can we make what we do every day a Holy calling, our mission, and a vocation? How can we move everyday challenges into eternal opportunities? Instead of changing our “job”, what would it look like to change our perspective about work?

This year we've all lost our minds, at least just a little. Easter is the time to stop deflecting hope and hear the risen Savior say your name.

In an age of isolation, it is more important than ever to recommit and rediscover real community.

Depth in our faith sounds like an amazing goal. But what does it look like to move toward depth in our everyday lives? How do we know if we are growing in depth? Listen in on this message to hear how the apostle Paul speaks of depth in the book of Philippians.