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America has a loneliness problem, but God created us for connection—to Him and to one another. In Genesis 29, Jacob was alone, hundreds of miles from home and running for his life when he arrived at a well. What seemed like an ordinary moment became a life-changing connection when he met Rachel. In Part 2 of At The Well, we discover how God leads us toward togetherness, why meaningful relationships require us to take a step toward others, and how serving one another can tra

In the first message of our new At The Well series, we look at the story of Isaac in Genesis 26 and what ancient wells can teach us about relationships, community, and intentionally bringing people together. Wells didn’t happen by accident. They had to be dug on purpose, maintained on purpose, and kept open. In the same way, healthy relationships require intentional effort. This message explores what it means to keep Jesus at the center of our relationships and to build “we

God doesn’t always work the way we expect. In the final week of our Misfits series, we look at the life of Ezekiel—a man who spent his life preparing to become a priest, only to have that future suddenly taken away when he was carried into exile. But what looked like the end of Ezekiel’s plan became the beginning of God calling him to something completely different. Through Ezekiel’s vision of the valley of dry bones, we see the power of continuing to speak God’s Word, li

In Part 2 of Misfits, we look at the life of Hosea and one of the most unusual assignments God ever gave to a prophet. Hosea’s marriage became a living picture of God’s relationship with His people. While Gomer repeatedly wandered away, Hosea continued to pursue her, love her, and eventually buy her back. Her story mirrors our own tendency to drift from God while searching for fulfillment in places that can never truly satisfy us. Through Hosea’s radical obedience and relen