By Hunter Billingsley To all my friends in the faith at The Well, My heart’s desire for all the songs we sing together, and especially the ones that we write, is that you take them and make them your own. I want our songs to sound like us – not me, not Kidron, but the people of this city who …

By Jonathan Ellis “Likewise, wives, be subject to your own husbands, so that even if some do not obey the word, they may be won without a word by the conduct of their wives, when they see your respectful and pure conduct. Do not let your adorning be external — the braiding of hair and the putting on of gold …

By Matt Watson Growing up my mother taught me to imagine God sitting in a recliner, inviting me to sit on his lap and talk with him. She intended to teach me the fatherly approachable nature of God, but I could never wrap my head around it. God has never seemed snuggly to me. He is not daddy, he is …

By Jonathan Ellis We in the west live in a society where it costs comparatively little to claim to be a Christian. One foreign missionary when speaking with an American pastor was asked, “what do you think is the greatest danger to the American church?” The missionary said it seemed like the American church was under the sway of a …

By Matt Watson It is likely that if you have not experienced family worship before, then you probably are not doing it now. If you are a grandparent or a parent of an older child and you think it is too late to start doing this, you are wrong. The great thing about conviction and repentance is that you can …

By Matt Watson The things we cultivate now will be harvested later. For many of us, family worship is one of those quaint, idealistic visions of families eating around a dinner table, discussing the Bible and the day’s events in light of it, and doing catechisms with our kids. While it is easy to blame Netflix and Disney+ for distracting …

By Al Johnson “When you read that I am dead, do not believe it; I shall be more alive than I am now.” — D. L. Moody When it comes to the subject of heaven, many Christians, quite frankly, do not have much to say about it. Why is that? Part of the reason is that we have allowed heaven …

By Al Johnson There are moments in the life of a church where you can clearly see the hand of God at work, opening doors that no man could open. This is one of those moments for us. Last week, we officially signed a six-month contract with Stable Hall downtown, and starting this Sunday, Easter 2026, we will begin holding …

By Matt Watson God’s people were slaves in Egypt. He rained down plagues and death to redeem them out of slavery. God’s people were caught between a sea and an army. God parted the sea and led them through it with a pillar of fire and cloud. God’s people stood before the Trojan-like walls of Jericho, seeing no way through. …

By Matt Watson To produce energy, you need fuel. But not every fuel is suitable for the job. Wood will not fuel an electric stove. You don’t put diesel in a truck that takes regular gas. Sure, you might get combustion, but you’ll also get destruction. In Judges 8, Gideon is battle-weary, hungry, and frustrated. He went from being a …