Brian Richardson - June 22
No Lost Causes
Jesus doesn't see people the way the religious see people. But we're not called to be religious--we're called to follow His example. Everyone is created in the image of God and is loved by Him no matter what... therefore, we as a church believe there are no lost causes. No one should be defined by their failures, issues, or conditions. We are known, seen, heard--and worthy of redemption!
Scripture: Matthew 10:29, John 4:4-9, Luke 15:4, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Psalms 139:14, 2 Peter 3:9
From Series: "Quench"
In the heat of summer, we understand what it means to be thirsty. In need of water. It was this thirst that lead Jesus to Samaria, to the well. In "Quench," we return to John 4 and one of Jesus' most transformative conversations with the Samaritan woman. This encounter is not just about one life changed, it's about a kingdom vision revealed. Through their exchange, we uncover four non-negotiable values that continue to share how we live out our faith at The Well. And at the heart of our story, we find Jesus quenching our deepest thirst, satisfying our deepest needs--to be be seen, to become more, to live with purpose, and to belong--with living water that never runs dry.
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July 13
Room at the Table
Bryan Knurek
John 4:39-42, John 4:25-30