On June 23, Dr. Bell preached on Psalm 42. This psalm is the weepy, sad wail of a depressed and sick soul. Perhaps not the most up-lifting Psalm or sermon, it might help when times are dark.

This sermon, Life Forevermore, is based on Psalm 133. One of the Psalms of Ascent, Psalm 33 is about the joy of unity in a peaceful fellowship.

Psalm 146 invites us to move our trust from human focus to God, who shows us as our companion and our completion.

This sermon offers a general introduction to the summer sermon series on the Psalms before turning to a detailed unfolding of Psalm 96. Dr. Bell relays Walter Brueggemanns typology of the Psalms and claims that Psalm 96 is a Psalm of Orientation, a good one to turn to when all is right in your world.

Delivered on Youth Sunday, these sermonettes were given by three of Wellshire's graduating seniors in 2013.

Jesus invites us to a new and different level of loving presence.

Life with God is more trusting God through suspense and mystery rather than thinking we know, can explain, and can control every detail and step.

Things Left Undone is an Eastertide sermon based on John 211-19. In it, Dr. Bell explores Jesus demand for fishing for and shepherding people.

This sermon, Faith in America, takes a peek at the demographics on the religious landscape in relation to Thomas' quest for faith. Dr. Bell suggests that Christians would do well to live with hope in the resurrection - in lieu of arguing about it.

This Easter sermon is about joy and happiness. Dr. Bell suggests Christians can become as happy as Mary on Easter morning.