Words of inspiration written by our team of talented writers. Learn more about our writing team here.
“We are called to be salt and light, blessed salt for others and light in a dark and weary world. We cannot be either of these effectively if we, ourselves, are stuck in a place of fear, too afraid to lend a hand to our neighbor or love one another.” In her latest blog post at The Well, Bonnie Shaw shares why trust in God will conquer fear in times such as these.
“Relational prayer is an invitation to intimacy with God. There is a deep desire to be known as a person and an earnest thirst for God Himself. For Christians, intimacy with God is possible.” Nanett Horton shares this testimony on how relational prayer deepened her intimacy with God during the Well’s first virtual Hour of Power.
Join The Well tonight at 7:00 p.m. for an hour of prayer and petition, witness and worship. For those who haven’t used Zoom before, have… Read More »Tonight! Virtual Hour of Power with The Well
The Well: An Encounter for Women is hosting an hour of prayer, praise, witness, and worship on Wednesday, April 1 at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom video conferencing. To… Read More »A Virtual Hour of Power with The Well
This Sunday is Palm Sunday. Our week 5 issue of our Lenten Family Soup Suppers series includes a creamy potato and leek soup recipe and reflection on how Jesus faced each situation he faced. Do we face challenges head-on, knowing Jesus is at our side?
“The influence, effect, and power women have are evident in many areas of our society. Realistically, the most influence, effect, and power we have are felt in our homes.” In her latest blog post at The Well, Nannet Horton encourages us to continue striving for a culture of life and love in our homes.
“Jesus doesn’t stop all bad things from happening. Why do you think that is?” In week 4 of our Lenten Family Soup Suppers series, Kristi Quinlan provides a Minestrone soup recipe and discussion that is timely for both this Sunday’s Gospel and our world today.
“God will act – if not in stopping this virus, then in changing hearts (maybe even our own)! Love will triumph.” Kristi Quinlan offers this spiritual reflection exercise to help guide our decisions and actions and also lift our hearts.
In this video that debuted at the 2019 Reckless Love Summer at the Well gathering, Kara Storey shares how God’s reckless love broke into her life.
Sight is a gift we take for granted each day. In this week’s Family Soup Suppers series, Kristi Quinlan provides a simple mushroom soup recipe and encourages us and our families to consider if we really see as Jesus calls us to.