Welcome to The Well!

Our name–and our values–come from John Chapter 4, where we see Jesus’ intentional interaction with a woman at a well. He saw her exactly as she was, thirsty and alone, and offered her the gift of living water. Just as she was compelled to share her story, we too are FILLED UP to be POURED OUT. 

Church should be a place where you know you are loved, and it is our prayer that you’ll find a place to belong, build lasting friendships, experience God’s presence, and leave encouraged, knowing you matter to Him–and to us.

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Josh Huff - December 1

Hope in the Silence

There are lot of situations in our world that make us feel hopeless at times, which causes us, like Zechariah (Luke 1:5-25), to pour out our hearts over and over to God just looking for a little bit of hope. We also struggle to keep silent--we've got lots of words and lots of outlets through which to say them. In this day and age, it's almost an expectation! But... what if God is inviting us to be quiet for a bit? Out of the silence, God speaks. And the word God speaks is Jesus. Emmanuel. God with us, embodying hope and bringing about redemption that’s available for all people.  May this Advent season be one where we slow down, remove some of the "noise" in our lives, and practice silence so that when we do speak, our words bring life, peace, and good will to men.

Scripture: Luke 1:5-25, Luke 1:57-79

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October 18 - November 22

Life often happens in times of waiting. In 1 Thessalonians, the Apostle Paul encourages the church to show up for the day-to-day: love the people in front of us, serve hard, and hang on to hope. In the meantime, we are learning how to live with purpose right here, right now.

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We believe in the power of a praying community, and our pastoral staff, lay leaders, and dedicated prayer groups would be honored to lift up your needs before God!