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Josh Siders offers his tribute to mothers by recalling several roles Mary played in Jesus' life.

Michael Ashford wraps up this series by sharing scripture as well as his own story of God's faithfulness in his life.

Kelley Bowker continues this insightful series on the economics of the Kingdom of God.

Henry Bartel kicks off a three-part series on the economics of the Kingdom.

Join theWELL community in listening to how God has been at work in and through us.

Sarah Siders performs a spoken word piece commemorating Jesus' resurrection.

Happy Easter! Josh Siders wraps up our Credo series by teaching about the resurrection of the saints, the judgment seat of Christ, and the restoration of all things.

We consider our last topic, eschatology, by studying about what will occur at the end of the age when Jesus comes to judge the earth. What is the future of those who die without believing? What circumstances will surround His return? These questions, among others, will be answered during this message.

Also included is an introduction to Operation Mobilization by Paul Sewell, as well as some ground-breaking ministry time at the end.

As our Credo series continues, Josh Siders talks about the mission of the Church, clarifying what activities we are to be about as we spread the message of the Kingdom.

This week during our Credo series, we consider questions such as: What is the Church? How do we describe it? Why does it exist? Why is it important?

Who is the Holy Spirit? How are we to interact with Him? Are we to worship Him along with the Father and the Son? And how are we to view the Bible? These are the questions we will consider during this week's message on the Holy Spirit.

What did Jesus Christ come to accomplish? Why was the cross so significant? How did it change our relationship to God? We take a look at these important questions during the sixth week of our Credo series.

Who is Jesus? Did He really exist? Why is He different than any other religious leader? As we continue our Credo series, we consider these questions while looking at the person of Christ.

Why is there evil and pain in the world? Why does God seem distant? Why can't we measure up to who we want to be? Why do people let us down? These burning questions are answered in this week's message during our Credo series.

Who are we? Where did we come from? Where are we going? Josh Siders considers these core questions that cry out from the depths of our souls and explains that they can only be answered by God Himself. Mankind's identity is the third installment of our Credo series.

During our second week of the Credo series, Josh Siders gives and overview of the doctrine of the Trinity--One God in three Persons. While giving Scriptural insight, he stresses the importance of believing in the Trinity, as well as the perils of denying it.

Josh Siders begins a new series on essential doctrine of the Christian faith. We are invited to behold God's majesty and to know Him intimately, and we begin that journey by knowing what the Bible says about Him.

Sarah Siders takes an in depth look at the true journey of a Spirit-filled disciple of Jesus.

Henry Bartel teaches about God's purpose in suffering and encourages us to look to the future hope of glory.

Pastor Eric Norris shares about the hope we have in Christ as we celebrate together during Christmas Eve. Merry Christmas!!

We wrap up our Advent series by looking at Luke 2:29-32, Simeon's prophetic hymn that he sang upon meeting the Christ Child.

We continue in our Advent series, studying Zacharias' song--also known as the Benedictus--from Luke 1:67-79. The message ends with an admonition to future and current fathers, challenging them to model Zacharias' actions.

Sarah Siders shares briefly on looking for more in your Christian journey, and ways to find it at theWELL.

As we enter into the season of Advent, we take a look at the hymns of the Birth narrative. Josh Siders begins with Mary's song, which is also known as the Magnificat, from Luke 1:46-55.

Josh Siders teaches on having a heart of thankfulness. By rejecting familiarity and entitlement, we can enter into greater measure of humility through gratitude towards God.

Josh Siders shares on the topic of honor, using Romans 12:10 as a springboard: "Outdo one another in showing honor" (ESV).

Join us as theWELL & Real Life Church celebrate what God has been doing in & through our church communities during the ATTIC Campaign.

Josh Siders preaches from Acts 2:46 during our ATTIC Campaign.

Continuing our ATTIC Campaign, Michael Ashford teaches from Acts 2:44-45 and tells us about community life that the church shared together.

Michael Ashford takes us through Acts 2:43 and talks about the awe that the early church lived in.

Josh Siders continues in our ATTIC Campaign as we look at Acts 2:42.

As we continue through our ATTIC Campaign, Michael Ashford shares his perspective on Acts 2:14-41 and the emergence of the church on the Day of Pentecost.

Josh Siders continues the theme of the ATTIC as he talks about the unity of the early church and the coming of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost.

Dan Madgwick takes us through Acts 1:12-26 as we continue on during our ATTIC Campaign.

We some time to remember 9/11/01, and then kick off the ATTIC Campaign by looking at Acts 1:1-11.

Looking at three related passages of Scripture, Josh Siders invites us to be a people focused on one thing.

While looking at Paul's instructions to Timothy, Josh reviews six activities in the life of anyone who follows Jesus.

Josh Siders takes some time to explain the 3-fold mission of theWELL and challenges our community to be on mission with God.

We continue in our series on mission as we talk about how God designed the local church to fit into His mission.

We continue in our series on mission as Josh Siders shares on the mandate of the church universal.

Josh talks to us about the importance of the Holy Spirit on our mission and why He Himself was sent.

Josh Siders continues his series on mission as he speaks about the mission of the nation of Israel and then talks about Jesus' mission.

Josh Siders begins a new series on Mission by giving an overview and then talking about the Father's mission.

The community at theWELL shares what God has been up to in us and through us during the past few weeks.

Josh Siders finished up the book of Song of Solomon by talking about Jesus' seal of love that He invites us to receive.

Lance, Gabe, & Layne Stafford share their experiences from the recent trip to Kenya they went on with Cloverton and World Hope.

Deb Feist presents us with a historical fiction depicting the widow who gave her two mites from Mark 12.

Josh Siders keys in on three principles of fatherhood from the Scripture and uses his short time as a father to relate his experiences.

We continue in the Song of Solomon as Josh Siders takes us through chapter 7 and how the Bride is vindicated first by her friends and then by her Beloved.

We continue in Song of Solomon as Josh Siders teaches from chapter 6, covering what the Beloved says as he breaks his silence.

Michael Ashford shares with us how God is involved in natural disasters and what our response should be.

Josh takes us through Song of Solomon chapter 5 as we learn about the Bride's two tests and how she responds. One of the most beautiful descriptions of Jesus in the Bible is found in this section.

As we look at fourth chapter of the Song of Solomon we see how God cherishes and honors us into greatness.

We continue in the Song of Solomon by reading though chapter 3 and talking about its implications for our lives.

Before the message, we pray and commission several in our community as they graduate and move during the summer.

We continue in the Song of Solomon, looking at the Bride's painful compromise from 2:15-17.

Happy Easter from theWELL! Josh gleans references to the cross and the resurrection from the Song of Solomon to tell us of Love's Challenge.

Josh continues teaching through Song of Solomon by talking about seasons of refreshment that the Lord takes us through.

Josh continues in Song of Solomon 1:7-10 by elaborating on the Beloved's response to his Bride.

We continue briefly in the Song of Solomon, looking at the Bride's identity as one who is dark, but lovely before her Beloved. Please enjoy a taste of our worship time that followed the message.

We continue in the Song of Solomon by talking about the Bride's life vision for being drawn after her Beloved and pursuing him with her whole heart.

Josh Siders teaches from Song of Solomon, sharing the Bride's heart cry for intimacy with the Beloved and the motivation for her desire.

Josh Siders kicks off a new series on the Song of Solomon, introducing us to the background of the book.

Deb Feist shares her testimony with theWELL.

Josh wraps up this series by continuing to talk about Jesus the Judge by incorporating the fear of the Lord and the judgment of the nations.

We all have an appointment to appear before Jesus so He may judge our works. Josh Siders walks us through understanding this reality, along with how He corrects us in our daily lives.

Josh lays out the understanding of Jesus as our Bridegroom and our future destiny of the Church as His Bride

Josh preaches on the life of Mary of Bethany, and how important it is for us to have oil to offer Jesus

Josh Siders explains the redemptive analogies that Paul uses to describe salvation.

Josh explains the eternal plan of God's heart from Ephesians 1