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Why are you clinging to spiritual rags when you don’t have to?
The First and Second Round Draft Invitees Matthew 22:11-12 says, “But when the king came in to look at the guests, he saw a man there who had no wedding garment. He said to him, ‘Friend, how did you get in here without a wedding garment?’ And the man was speechless.”...
We Must Choose To Normalize Failure Because It Makes Normalizing Forgiveness Possible

Mean people are exhausting and how to not become one of them.
Mean is just mean. “MEAN people exhaust me.” You can fill in the specifics: My mother exhausts me. My child exhausts me. Politicians exhausts me. My boss exhausts me. You get the picture. For me personally, I was super exhausted all of 2022. And earlier this week, I...
Secrets to Enduring as a Disciple of Jesus.
Laughter Is Mandatory Medicine and Refreshes the Soul While Secret Handshakes Connect Friends

Practical Ways to Strengthen Your Spiritual Muscle in the Workplace Part Two
Spiritual Faith Muscles The spiritual assignment in part one of this blog focused on business and the workplace. Part two focuses on growing spiritual faith muscles as a business strategy. If you think about your business or workplace strategies to meet more client...

Have you accepted your spiritual assignment at your business or work? Part One
What's your spiritual assignment? What comes to mind when you think about your spiritual assignment from God in your business or place of work? Is there a specific task assigned by the Lord during this season of your life? Such as working as a corporate leader?...
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God’s Word coming alive in you doesn’t just happen on its own.
To be weary or not to be weary… Ever read the Bible and come across a verse you’ve never “seen” before or that takes you by surprise? Ecclesiastes 1:8 was that kind of surprise for me. It says this, “Everything is wearisome beyond description.” That hit me hard! ...

Becoming a Peacemaker: How to Honor God Even in the Midst of Conflict
Beauty in Diversity One of my favorite things about The Well is its diversity. We represent a wide range of cultures, generations, personalities, races, skills, ethnicities, ages, denominations, careers, and life experiences. And despite all these differences among...