Serving Sheffield Since 2015
Sharing his own story in vulnerability and hope, Nick talks us through what it is like to experience emotional pain. Christians are never exempt from emotional pain, but they are best placed to be able to pass that pain onto Jesus' broad shoulders and find hope and healing through the tender presence and transforming power of God's Holy Spirit.
Marjorie introduces the Spring 2019 teaching series 'The Emotionally Healthy Church'. Looking at a good day and a bad day in Jesus' life, how did Jesus handle strong emotions? She challenges us to be honest with our emotions and submit our desires to God.
Tonight we baptised 3 young adults who are committed their lives and hearts to follow Jesus. What does that mean, why would somebody do that, and what is the act of baptism all about?
Politics is a key issue in our times. Brexit is on everybody’s lips (but not the subject of this talk!). How should Christians engage with politics wisely? What does the bible say about it? The biblical statement “Jesus is Lord” fundamentally influences our everyday interaction with faith and politics.
Nick Allan launches our Good to Grow campaign in January 2019. Short 10-minute talk introducing Phase 1 of our building redevelopment project and our target to raise £115,000.
Nick presents the vision for the Well for the next season focusing on planting people, growing the church and redeveloping the site to increase the capacity of the church.
Nick and Marjorie cast vision and talk through the culture at the Well. We all have a part to play. Every person, everyday everywhere in dreaming for our city.
Nathan through real life experience shares his story and the importance of our everyday choices to follow Jesus.
Beck through testimony of her own life and her role for Care For The Family gives a Godly perspective on how the Kingdom can move in difficult moments to mend brokenness.
Latifah speaks on her worship life and the everyday need for the church to be exalting God.
A spectacular evening celebrating the wonder of Christmas as we sang carols by candlelight and shared stories of lives impacted by God during 2018. The whole event is captured for you, about 1 hour long!
In our final ‘Paradox’ talk, Nick explores how God came to earth in the flesh of Jesus Christ, for all around him to see and hear – and yet, for so many people the revelation of Jesus remains hidden. God is available for all to see – but not all see God as available. Will you and I have ‘ears to hear’ and ‘eyes to see’, particularly at Christmas time?
Nick and Marjorie look at what it means as a follower of Jesus to walk out your life with integrity as a “new creation” in our current culture. Unpacking the reality that our identity will be built on one of two realities - knowing that we are deeply loved or longing to be loved and proving you are lovable.
Duncan explores the truth that Jesus loves us, and consequently loves us too much to not see us change to be like Him.
Nick considers the tension between life and death. Talking from his personal experiences and using the experience of Jesus, he takes us through what it means to move from death to life right now, leaving behind our sinful nature towards a spirit filled life. He uses the story of Lazarus from the Bible, encouraging us to hear the call of Jesus, as well as referencing Romans 8 to encourage us in our personal journey of growth as Christians.
We didn’t “find God” - He always initiates and we respond. Marjorie looks at the balance between “receiving” and “giving” in our Christian walk. God sets us up with opportunities to mature from being babies in the faith; to children; to adolescents; to trusted sons and daughters.
Remembrance Sunday 2018 marking 100 years since the WW1 armistice. Nick Allan explores the paradox of the gospel describing Christians as “more than conquerors” yet we live in societal and personal pain and suffering in so many different ways. How do we hold these tensions well as followers of Jesus?
Nick explores the essential reality for all Christians to engage with both the Word of God and the Spirit of God, in the world. Debunking unhelpful caricatures and encouraging us to a radical middle ground, Nick encouraged us not to ‘dry up’ or ‘burn up’ but ‘grow up’ in God.
Ruth and Tim explore how God wants to know and meet us as both a group of individuals, and an individual group. Our personal relationship with God really matters, and so does our relationship to the church universal. How much have I made my relationship with Jesus just about ME, and lost sight of my part in the wider body of Christ?
Toby explores the early church and their pattern of being gathered and scattered. He focuses on Acts 2 and links this to the patterns of historical revivals.
