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Welcome to the weekly podcast of The Well Ministry led by Pastor Nathan Walter. To learn more visit our website at https://www.thewellministry.com/
Unknown Host hosts The Well Ministry, a religion show with 258 episodes published.
The book of Acts ends, but the mission doesn’t. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan reminds us that while Paul was bound in chains, the Word of God could not be bound. The same gospel is still at work today, and the sam
Storms have a way of revealing what really matters. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan walks through Paul's shipwreck in Acts 27, where everything the sailors trusted in is slowly stripped away until God is their only
The people who seem furthest from God today may be in the middle of the testimony He's still writing. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan challenges us to resist responding with bitterness or indifference, remembering t
It's possible to know about Jesus without truly knowing Him. This week, Ryan Pierce challenges us to examine whether Christ is genuinely the center of our lives or simply a familiar part of them. Through Scripture and hi
Every person eventually faces the same question: will we keep putting God off, or will we trust Him enough to surrender everything? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan contrasts Felix, who delayed responding to convicti
Following Jesus means learning to respond differently than the world around us. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan walks through Paul's wisdom, humility, and unwavering commitment to represent Christ, even in the face
When an angry crowd wanted Paul dead, he didn't defend himself or argue theology. He told them what Jesus had done in his own life. In this week's sermon Pastor Nathan explores why our testimony is one of the most powerf
The gospel sets us free, but what do we do with that freedom? In Acts 21, Paul willingly sets aside his personal freedoms so nothing would hinder either fellow believers or those yet to believe. His example reminds us th
Throughout Acts, danger seems to follow God's people wherever they go. Yet again and again, they choose obedience over comfort. This week, Pastor Nathan reminds us that God hasn't called us to a life of safety, but to a
As Paul prepares to say goodbye to the Ephesian elders, he gives them a final warning and a final reminder. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan explores why remembering God's faithfulness, God's promises, and God's work
As we've studied Acts, we've seen again and again how God's Spirit and His Word work together. In Acts 20, Pastor Nathan shows how the Holy Spirit brought Old Testament scripture to Paul's remembrance, shaping his respon
The believers in Ephesus didn't just believe in Jesus, they developed a fear of the Lord. That reverence led them to repent, confess their sins, and burn the things that once held their allegiance. When God's people hung
In Ephesus, people carried pieces of clothing from Paul to the sick and saw miraculous healing take place. But Acts 19 reminds us that the power was never in the object, it was in the Spirit of God moving through surrend
After introducing the baptism of the Holy Spirit last week, Pastor Nathan takes a deeper look at one of the most misunderstood gifts of the Spirit: speaking in tongues. Walking through Acts, 1 Corinthians, Romans, and Ju
Apollos knew the Scriptures. The disciples in Ephesus believed in Jesus. Their hearts were sincere and their understanding was correct, but incomplete. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan challenges the modern church to
This week we’re wrapping up Paul’s second missionary journey as he leaves Athens for Corinth, where he takes a different approach, relying not on persuasive words but on demonstrations of the Spirit and of power. In this
When Paul arrives in Athens, he encounters a culture obsessed with new ideas, personal truth, and human wisdom. In contrast, the Bereans search the Scriptures daily to test what they hear against the Word of God. In this
When Paul and Silas are released from prison, they don’t quietly move on. Instead, they make a bold decision that helps shape the future of the church. In this sermon, we’re challenged to rethink how we respond to hardsh
When the prison doors opened, Paul and Silas had every reason to leave, but they stayed. This message explores what it looks like to love and extend grace to the very people who hurt us, and how God can use those moments
What does it actually look like to care for someone? In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan walks through Acts 16:19–24, where Paul and Silas are beaten and imprisoned while others stand on the sidelines. Through this mome
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