Here at the Well we are all about life change. Our mission is to connect you to God and to each other. We do that by equipping you with gospel truth so that you can be transformed, and, in turn, help transform those around you.

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In the closing words of Paul's last letter before his death, we see a list of names and instructions. Digging deeper, we see lessons from a life well lived in community as well as Paul's heart for the gospel and God's people to the very end. 
 
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In the closing words of Paul's last letter before his death, we see a list of names and instructions. Digging deeper, we see lessons from a life well lived in community as well as Paul's heart for the gospel and God's people to the very end.

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A Life Well Lived in Community // 2 Timothy 4:9-22

Paul walks Timothy through the qualities of false teachers who are leading believers astray. He warns of the dangers of following those who look like spiritual leaders. We must be students of the Bible to spot false teachers. 
 
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Paul walks Timothy through the qualities of false teachers who are leading believers astray. He warns of the dangers of following those who look like spiritual leaders. We must be students of the Bible to spot false teachers. 

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Qualities of False Teachers // 2 Timothy 3:1-9

The Bible says what it means and means what it says. In Paul's final written words, Paul encourages Timothy to handle the word of truth rightly. So also, we need to study the Bible in a way that seeks an accurate interpretation. 
 
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The Bible says what it means and means what it says. In Paul's final written words, Paul encourages Timothy to handle the word of truth rightly. So also, we need to study the Bible in a way that seeks an accurate interpretation.

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Handle Accurately the Word of Truth // 2 Timothy 2:14-19

Hardship and sacrifice are expectations of being a soldier, athlete, or farmer. Paul uses the sacrificial conviction of a soldier, the driven focus of an athlete, and the faithful dedication of a farmer to admonish Timothy to endure hardship for the sake of a greater goal. 
 
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Hardship and sacrifice are expectations of being a soldier, athlete, or farmer. Paul uses the sacrificial conviction of a soldier, the driven focus of an athlete, and the faithful dedication of a farmer to admonish Timothy to endure hardship for the sake of a greater goal.

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Soldiers of Christ // 2 Timothy 2:1-13

The gospel prepares us to endure the inevitable suffering that is to come as part of choosing to follow Christ. In his second letter to Timothy, Paul lists three means of grace to suffer well. 
 
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The gospel prepares us to endure the inevitable suffering that is to come as part of choosing to follow Christ. In his second letter to Timothy, Paul lists three means of grace to suffer well. 

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Prepared to Suffer // 2 Timothy 1:8-18

Paul is on death row when he writes his second letter to Timothy. As Paul's final written words, the theme of 2 Timothy is faithful endurance to the Lord even amidst difficult circumstances.

Paul's Final Words // 2 Timothy 1:1-12

The first church was a church of three thousand, yet they cared for their individual members incredibly well. Here at The Well, we aim to do the same by doing life in small groups and by serving in teams. 
 
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The first church was a church of three thousand, yet they cared for their individual members incredibly well. Here at The Well, we aim to do the same by doing life in small groups and by serving in teams.

Join a group: https://thewellcommunity.org/connect/life-groups
Serve on a team: https://thewellcommunity.org/serve

Groups & Teams Expo // Acts 2:41-47 // Ephesians 2:10 // Luke 15:4

If God's design was male and female in a heterosexual, monogamous, till-death relationship, how did we get where we are today? Join Denny Burk as we navigate the tension of holding to the truth of God's word while responding in love. 
 
5:59 Brad's Welcome 
10:58 Worship 
21:07 Message 
57:05 10 Ways to Love Your Gay Neighbors 
1:04:38 Worship

If God's design was male and female in a heterosexual, monogamous, till-death relationship, how did we get where we are today? Join Denny Burk as we navigate the tension of holding to the truth of God's word while responding in love.

5:59 Brad's Welcome
10:58 Worship
21:07 Message
57:05 10 Ways to Love Your Gay Neighbors
1:04:38 Worship

A Biblical View of Homosexuality // Romans 1:26, 1 Corinthians 6:9, 1 Timothy 1:9

What do we do when our interests don't line up with the Lord's? When Jesus asks, "Are you also going away?" he emboldens us to respond as Peter did- with a resounding confession that Jesus is the only way. John 6:67 
 
6:20 worship 
24:40 message 
1:03:12 worship

What do we do when our interests don't line up with the Lord's? When Jesus asks, "Are you also going away?" he emboldens us to respond as Peter did- with a resounding confession that Jesus is the only way. John 6:67

6:20 worship
24:40 message
1:03:12 worship

Are You Also Going Away? John 6:67

In two instances, Jesus responded to a request with the question “What do you want me to do for you?” One request was motivated by pride, and the other came from a place of humility. This contrast helps us see how we should approach Jesus.

What Do You Want Me To Do For You? Mark 10:35-40, 46-52

What does it mean to be a part of a spiritual family? When Jesus asks, "Who Is My Mother? Who Are My Brothers?" He demonstrates the significance of being adopted into God's family over biological relationships on earth. 
8:22 Worship 
18:25 Message 
53:35 Worship

What does it mean to be a part of a spiritual family? When Jesus asks, "Who Is My Mother? Who Are My Brothers?" He demonstrates the significance of being adopted into God's family over biological relationships on earth.
8:22 Worship
18:25 Message
53:35 Worship

Who Is My Mother? Who Are My Brothers? Matthew 12:46-50

The Bible tells us that we will walk through trials and that our faith will be tested. But storms always come with a purpose, and the Lord is always with us in the storm. 
 
00:00 Pre gathering 
04:03 Campus Pastor 
11:23 Worship through Music 
21:30 Message 
1:03:45 Response Worship

The Bible tells us that we will walk through trials and that our faith will be tested. But storms always come with a purpose, and the Lord is always with us in the storm. 

00:00 Pre gathering
04:03 Campus Pastor
11:23 Worship through Music
21:30 Message
1:03:45 Response Worship

Why Are You So Afraid? Mark 4:35-41

We each have our own burdens. When Jesus asks the question "Who touched my clothes?" we see that he responds to pain and suffering with compassion.

Who Touched My Clothes? Mark 5:24-34

When Jesus asks the question "Why are you weeping?" He doesn't rebuke our tears. Jesus is there with us in our grief.

Why Are You Weeping? John 20:1-3, 11-18

Jesus asks Peter "Do you love me?" three times, redeeming the three times that Peter denied Jesus. Jesus asks a simple and searching question to restore relationship and purpose.

The Questions Jesus Asked // Do You Love Me? - John 21:1-17

Why are questions important in the Jewish context? This summer, we are examing why Jesus asked what he asked and what it revealed about the people and situations around him. We start by looking at the questions from Jesus' childhood: "Why is it that you were looking for me?" and "Did you not know that I had to be in My Father's house?"

The Questions Jesus Asked  // Luke 2:41-52

Paul's closing exhortation is for Timothy to guard the truth he has been entrusted with. The bible is our authority, and just like Timothy, we need to guard what has been entrusted to us, even in a post-modern society.

Paul's Exhortation to Timothy // 1 Timothy 6:20-21

Wealth is relative, and we are called to steward whatever God has given us well. Let us fix our hope on God who richly supplies, and rethink what it means to be rich in good works.

Instructions for the Wealthy // 1 Timothy 6:17-19

Paul warns Timothy against what is still prevalent today: the root issue of false teachers is that they use God and the Church for personal gain. Christ did not come to make our lives better; He came to set us free from the mastery of sin.

The Priority of the Gospel // 1 Timothy 6:3-16

1 Timothy 6 is often misunderstood because of our context concerning slavery. However, this passage can help shape how we think about being a modern-day employee or employer, serving the Lord in all we do.

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