Serving Sheffield Since 2015
Phil Knox of the Evangelical Alliance challenged us about how desperate we are to introduce our friends and contacts to the good news of Jesus. From the passage (Matt. 9:1-8) about friends lowering their mate through a roof to get close to Jesus, Phil inspired us that Jesus is really great news!
Participants of Deeper School of Ministry at The Well share powerful stories from their lives to illustrate the ‘suddenlies’ of the power of God and Pentecost. How do we prepare well for God’s suddenlies? What does it look like for God to move? What are the results of God moving?
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In our evening gathering, Amanda shares on the biblical principles of forgiveness. By learning how loving God, others and ourselves, it can help us live in the freedom that forgiveness brings and can benefit our whole life - spirit, soul and body.
Sharing loads of stories from his own life, Chad Norris speaks on how all believers should walk in confidence to live a naturally supernatural life, because of our identity ‘In Christ’. Chad and his team visited The Well from Bridgeway Church, Greenville SC.
Chad Norris visited The Well from Bridgeway Church, Greenville SC. Using the example of Joshua and John 15, he taught how the principals of God’s covenant promises hold firm today, and so do the outrageous blessings. Both are accessed by our obedience.
Chad Norris : Leader of Bridgeway Church, Greenville, SC, USA, author of 'Mama Jane's Secret' and host of Coach & Joe Podcast.
After an evening of passionate worship, Nick Allan the Minister of The Well Sheffield welcomed Chad Norris who brought fun, prophecy, presence, inspirational stories and teaching all about walking in friendship with God.
God’s deep desire for your life is for you to walk in deep, intimate relationship with Him. Duncan unpacks seven lessons learned from the book of Song of Songs on how to grow in intimacy with, and maturity of love for Jesus.
At the beginning of the message, a video clip is played, if you wish to view it, you can find it here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzqTFNfeDnE
Toby explores how as disciples of Jesus, we can live out our lives in preference for others. We can only prefer others if we have grasped how Jesus preferred us on the cross and allowing this to be come the foundation of mission and kingdom building in everything we do.
In the aftermath of Easter Jesus launched a worldwide movement we now know of as the Church. Looking at Acts 1:1-8, Nick explores what makes up a healthy church community today, asking us "Why are we here?"
Guest speaker Revd Derek Allan unpacks the challenge every person and every Christian faces in the light of Jesus’ resurrection. Jesus asks: “Will you follow me and really live like me, whatever the future holds?”
Easter morning 2019 was a riot of colour, family coming together, baptisms of believers and celebration songs. Our Minister Nick led our thoughts on “Resurrection Day”. Why is it so exceptional that Christians can say they are “one with Christ”? Why does the event of Easter change everything? Like Lauren Daigle sings, even if we feel like we’ve dug our own grave, there is always hope because: “He’s still rolling stones”.
Nick explores the reality of having oneness with Jesus Christ for followers of Him. This impacts our day to day, our mindset towards seeing His Kingdom come and is the on-going and eternal truth of salvation itself.
It was our privilege last night to host John Arnott and the Catch the Fire UK team. John shared stories of what it has been like to steward an unprecedented move of God’s power and presence around the world for the past 25 years. A fresh appreciation & experience of God’s love, healing, hope and purpose is shared by millions of Christian’s worldwide... and we got a share in it too.
Toby speaks about how important it is that we understand and live in interdependence, with other Christians as the body of Christ in the world. Disconnection is rife in this world, social media tries to reconnect people, but even better the church has the opportunity to follow Jesus’ model of being present, humble, listening to each other and our local communities.
Naomi bravely walks us through some of her experiences of facing disappointment, and still pressing into the goodness and hope of God in everyday life.
Amanda walks us through the up’s and down’s of how we can live from and in a place of peace, through all of life’s circumstances.
It’s been our pleasure to have great friends of The Well, Hugo & Hanneke van Driel, ministering and sharing with us this week. In this message from the Sunday evening gathering, Hanneke unpacks the biblical understanding and real-life application of surrendering all to Jesus.
Lots of us know that God wants us to live in joy, but what even is joy and what does that mean when life is tough? Ruth unpacks what it means to have joy even in the most difficult circumstances and gives some practical tools to help us process hard times in a healthy way, both emotionally and spiritually.
Long time friend of The Well Revd. Nick Crawley joins us to teach from Philippians chapter 4 on the practicalities of a mature, emotionally healthy church community. How do we settle disputes? What is a healthy rhythm of engaging with the bible and prayer? What are the foundations of living well in community?
All of us experience loss as we navigate life. As we experience any level of loss it is important to learn to grieve well. Grief is never something to get over but to walk through.
All through the scriptures we see biblical characters battle prayerfully with the emotions of loss and grief. As part of this talk Marjorie interviews Jo Mckinnis on the tragic death of her little boy a few years ago and how she has walked this journey with God.
