Church At The Well Podcast

When some men bring their paralyzed friend to Jesus to heal him, Jesus forgives the man’s sins—unasked for—and only secondly […]

At a dinner conversation in Luke 11, we see that Jesus is not only a master at comforting the afflicted, […]

“What do you want me to do for you?” Jesus asked two blind men. He asks the same question to […]

Joy is at the heart of Advent and Christmas, but hurry is incompatible with joy. In this sermon, Adam explores […]

When we hurry, we tend not to notice God’s presence, even though it surrounds us. Thankfully, the shepherds of Bethlehem […]

God is not in a hurry, but so often we are. What if hurry doesn’t just make us stressed, but […]

We tend to run from our weaknesses, but weakness is the very clothes God puts on in the incarnation. In […]

God is Almighty, but surprisingly, he is also all-vulnerable. In this sermon on the Trinity, Abby explores what it looks […]

Early church fathers sometimes referred to the Trinity as the Divine Dance—the joyful, continuous, back-and-forth between the members of the […]

What excuses stand in the way of receiving and responding to God’s invitations in our lives? In this sermon, Ian […]

What can we learn about the Kingdom of God from a seed? In this sermon, Adam investigates the nature of […]

If the Kingdom of God is hidden, how are we to find it? What does faith look like when it […]

When you leaven dough, a significant transformation takes place, but it is slow, silent, and mysterious. In this sermon on […]

The Kingdom of God is unfolding as surely as a betrothal leads to a wedding, but it’s unfolding on God’s […]

Adam continues our series, The Kingdom of God, looking at Jesus’ parable in Matthew 20:1-16 about the generous landowner. The […]

Adam kicks off our new series, The Kingdom of God, by looking at the “already here, but not yet” nature […]

When we wander from God’s intent for our lives—to live in peace with each other, creation, and our Creator—he doesn’t […]

Biblical hope is not wishful thinking, but a sturdy assurance in the promises of God. In this sermon, Adam explores […]

We live in an age of “me-ism,” where it’s easy to make ourselves the center of the universe, but Jesus […]

As creatures reliant on breathing, what if our dependence on air is a picture of our dependence on God’s Spirit? […]