Church At The Well Podcast

John the Baptist was a man of great faith, but he also experienced significant doubt. In this week’s Advent reflection, […]

God is not in a hurry, but so often we are–to the point of becoming hurry-sick. In this sermon, Adam […]

Week 2: Welcoming Others As Christ Welcomes Us When we think of hospitality, we might picture having people into our […]

God’s promise to be with us doesn’t mean we won’t experience disruption. Today, Adam kicks off Advent by exploring the […]

The Mountain of the Lord As we enter into Advent, a time of waiting on God, we consider this week […]

This week, Ian finishes our John 17 series by reflecting on Jesus’ hope and heart for the people (community) of […]

Three Marks of a Life that Belongs to God When we follow Jesus, we’re no longer primarily shaped and formed […]

Is God really good? This week, Gail shares her testimony with us, reminding us that though we are all weak […]

What can we learn from Jesus’ prayer in John 17? This week, Adam takes a look back at John 16 […]

This week, Ian teaches from the beginning of Jesus’ prayer in John 17. Scripture: John 17:1-5, 24-25  

How do we be with Jesus when Jesus is not physically present? In this week’s sermon, Adam takes a look […]

Shame distorts our perception of God and often causes us to pull away from him rather than move toward him. […]

This week, Ian shares how being with Jesus can shape the way we engage scripture.

Have you ever found yourself wrapped up in all of the things you can “do for” Jesus that you missed the […]

This week, Adam kicks off our new series, “Being with Jesus,” by exploring how we might practice doing just that […]

Throughout scripture, there are four truths that God repeatedly speaks over humanity. This week, Ian encourages us to live and abide […]

This week, Adam continues teaching about “The Sacred Ambition of Enjoying Your Life.”

Jesus made it crystal clear… to follow him, we have to lose our life – but we also find one! […]

Jesus says, Are you tired? Worn out? Burned out on religion? Come to me. Get away with me and you’ll recover […]