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06/28/2026

Already counting down the days until next year’s Axis Student Conference! We’re praising God for the best week of worship, Word, service & community. Thank you, Wellers, for covering us in prayer and giving so generously so our students could have this experience.

06/25/2026

Highlights of Day 3? It’s a tie between the actual conference….and the mini-field trip we took today 😂 For real though, tonight was POWERFUL and we are so excited for whatever comes tomorrow during BIG SERVE DAY and our last session for Axis Student Conference

Keep the prayers coming!

And sorry about the background noise 🤣 we surrounded by food trucks and inflatables because

Over the last month, we’ve been exploring the teachings of Jesus in our current series, Losing My Religion. Yesterday, P...
07/30/2024

Over the last month, we’ve been exploring the teachings of Jesus in our current series, Losing My Religion. Yesterday, Pastor Shannon wrapped up this series with one last message about our human emotions, specifically looking at anger.

Anger is one of those emotions we all have, whether we like to admit it or not. Our anger can easily take over, threatening to destroy everything. Anger is dangerous, and it stirs up something in us that is neither good nor holy. Jesus even likens ‘anger’ to ‘murder’ in Matthew 5:21-22.

Emotions, while they can be very tough, are meant to teach us that something in our life needs attention. When we let our emotions form our actions instead of INform them, they can drive everything else out, including the love of Jesus. ❤️

Examine where you may have anger in your life or with someone specifically that you may need to pray for God to help heal!

*If you missed any of our amazing messages from this series, you can find them all on our YouTube channel!*

“If you love only those who love you, what reward is there for that? Even corrupt tax collectors do that much. If you ar...
07/22/2024

“If you love only those who love you, what reward is there for that? Even corrupt tax collectors do that much. If you are kind only to your friends, how are you different from anyone else? Even pagans do that. But you are to be perfect, even as your Father in heaven is perfect.” Matthew 5:46-48 (NLT)

Yesterday we continued our series ‘Losing My Religion,’ with a message from Pastor Isaiah about loving our enemies. This can be a super hard thing to do, especially in this day + age, when our nation is so divided right now.

Jesus compares loving your enemy to loving a corrupt tax collector. Do you have a figure or person in your life who you would consider your version of a ‘corrupt tax collector’? Jesus challenges us to show kindness + love to those that don’t do the same for us. When we do this, we can work towards being peacemakers, practice the perfect love of Christ, and have others experience His love + perfection.

>>Missed this message? Watch or re-watch on our YouTube channel!

It’s week four of our current series, Losing My Religion, and this week’s message focused on serving others, in alignmen...
07/15/2024

It’s week four of our current series, Losing My Religion, and this week’s message focused on serving others, in alignment with our Serve Day that happened on Saturday (if you missed our recap Reel, check it out on our social media!).

“No one lights a lamp and then puts it under a basket. Instead, a lamp is placed on a stand, where it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your good deeds shine out for all to see, so that everyone will praise your heavenly Father.” Matthew 5:16 (NLT).

Do our lives reflect the kingdom of God? What are we producing in the world? Every time we have an opportunity to do good, we are expanding the kingdom and Christ is being manifested through our lives. Anyone who interacts with us should experience the grace of God.

Let’s set our love, faith, and service free. Our lives should look a little more like Jesus’s life everyday. Our lives should inspire hope in others.

We are in week three of our current series, Losing My Religion! This week, we heard a message challenging us to define h...
07/08/2024

We are in week three of our current series, Losing My Religion! This week, we heard a message challenging us to define how we are following Jesus.

“To follow Jesus means to worship him exclusively. This is at the heart of Jesus’s ministry on earth. As he told the woman at the well, the Father is seeking true worshipers — not faux worshipers, but true worshipers — those who worship him in spirit and truth .” Jonathan Parnell

When it comes to Jesus, are you a fan? A critic? Or a follower? A disciple of Jesus is a worshiper, a servant, and a witness. A disciple for Jesus loves others, and loves others deeply, even when it’s hard. Jesus gave up everything, so why should we do any less?

You can catch this thought-provoking message by visiting our YouTube channel or go to cometothewell.org.

“And I gave them my Sabbath days of rest as a sign between them and me. It was to remind them that I am the Lord, who ha...
07/02/2024

“And I gave them my Sabbath days of rest as a sign between them and me. It was to remind them that I am the Lord, who has set them apart to be holy.” Ezekiel 20:12 (NLT)

On Sunday, we continued talking about the Sabbath Day with a message from John Gilmore in our current series, Losing My Religion.

The Pharisees strictly followed the laws of the Sabbath, so when they saw Jesus and His disciples “harvesting” grain on the Sabbath, they accused Him of breaking the law.

The truth of the Sabbath Day is yes, it was given to the people by God as a command, but it was also a GIFT from God and an opportunity for connection in Him. When Jesus came along, He further defined the Sabbath for the people, who felt they could never measure up or follow all of the laws.

Jesus is our Sabbath. We find true rest and salvation in Jesus, our Sabbath.

This week, we kicked off a new series, Losing My Religion, with Pastor Shannon, who shared the story of Jesus healing a ...
06/25/2024

This week, we kicked off a new series, Losing My Religion, with Pastor Shannon, who shared the story of Jesus healing a man on the Sabbath Day.

Religious leaders were upset with Jesus when he healed a man on the holy day, not knowing He was the Messiah, and only thinking of scripture and the laws of God.

“You search the Scriptures because you think they give you eternal life. But the Scriptures point to me! Yet you refuse to come to me to receive this life.” John 5:39-40

We don’t want to be so focused on scripture and following the commandments (i.e. the “rules”) that we miss out on the miracle of Jesus, God’s mission for us, or the Messiah that we get the privilege of knowing. These are the things that make our life beautiful + special. This is God’s will for us!

Deep dive into this heartfelt message by going to our YouTube channel!

Yesterday was Father’s Day! We know this can be hard for some people, so Pastor Jerry began our Sunday by leading us in ...
06/17/2024

Yesterday was Father’s Day! We know this can be hard for some people, so Pastor Jerry began our Sunday by leading us in prayer for all those who struggle.

“Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger by the way you treat them. Rather, bring them up with the discipline and instruction that comes from the Lord.” Ephesians 6:4 (NLT)

As humans, we are hopelessly flawed + broken, shattered because of sin, and we can live out of those hurt + broken places. When we do, we cause damage + hurt to the world around us, including our children.

But if we understand who God is to us and the world, we can provide our children with a deeper meaning to tap into. We can provide them with a balance between truth and love, dependence and self-reliance.

Watch or re-watch this message from Pastor Jerry for more on how we can raise our children in God’s love and truth, on our YouTube channel!

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