Word from The Well

The Potter And The Clay

God sent Jeremiah to the potter’s house and told Jeremiah to watch and learn.   It’s amazing the things that God will teach us through ordinary moments in life if we will pay attention.   What was the lesson of the potter?  Or maybe the question is: what was the lesson of the clay?  Listen in to find out as Pastor Joplin preaches from the 18^th chapter of Jeremiah “The Potter and the Clay.”

The Parable Of The Sower

According to the Bible, there are only four responses to Jesus. Every

rejection of Him, every position towards Him, every response to receive Him; they can all be found somewhere in Jesus’s parable of the sower. Where are

you in this parable? To which of the four categories do you belong? And how do you know? The answer to that question is the most important question of your life. Listen in to Pastor Joplin’s message “The Parable of the Sower” to find out how you can know where you stand with God.

Uriah The Hittite

Pastor Tony Fleming unfolds the truths found in the word of God surrounding the story of Uriah the Hittite.

Take Heart

As believers we live in two places simultaneously; in the world, and in

Christ. If our hearts are to be filled with courage and cheer, we must learn to see which of these we belong to. We may be in the world, but we do not belong

to the world. But concerning Jesus, not only are we in Christ, but we also belong to Him! It is this truth about being in Christ that gives us the victory over the world. Here’s today’s message from Pastor Joplin Emberson, “Take Heart.

Feed My Sheep

 

In John, chapter 21, verses 15-17 we have Jesus addressing Peter for the

last time before Peter would start what we might call the New Testament Church. Three years of training and this is the final thing Jesus has to say. What can we learn about the church and God’s will for us, through this final conversation that Jesus had with Peter? Listen in to today’s message “Feed My Sheep” as Pastor Joplin Emberson seeks to answer that question

What Are You Doing Here?

Elijah goes from the height of victory on Mt. Carmel to the low of defeat. Days before he is calling fire down from heaven. Now, he is depressed, distressed, and defeated. How is it possible that we can go from such Spiritual highs to lows so quickly? Listen in to today’s message “What are you doing here?” as pastor Joplin preaches on four warnings about Spiritual leadership.

Don't Let The River Fool You

Naaman was facing an incurable disease. He needed healed of leprosy. God

provided Naaman with a clear answer, promising that Naaman would be healed if he would only trust and obey. Yet, Naaman refused God’s answer for his own healing. Why? What is it about God’s ways that we as people are so quick to refuse? It’s not that they are hard. It’s not that God’s commands to us are unclear. It’s that His commands don’t make sense to us. That’s why we reject God’s answers When we don’t understand the reason behind God’s answer, we become like Naaman. We think, “Yes. God said to go and dip in the Jordan... but why?” And in our doubt and question of God’s Word, we reject God’s unmistakable, clear commands that lead to our healing. Listen in to today’s message “Don’t Let the River Fool You” as Pastor Joplin preaches on the

reason that God leads us to trust Him – the reason that God leads us to walk by faith and not lean on our own understanding.

Drop The Stones

In John chapter 8, we see a mob and a woman who were all guilty of

being trapped in their own sins. Yet, one word from Jesus would change everything for everyone on that day. What can we learn about ourselves when we look at the woman caught in the act of adultery? What can we learn about ourselves when we look at the angry mob? What can we learn about ourselves when consider the Lord’s words to everyone there? Pastor Joplin answers these questions today in his message “Drop the Stones.”

The Truth About Tragedy

Jairus was at the absolute most difficult moment of his life.

His daughter was dying and there was nothing he could do to help her. As a

last resort, he goes after Jesus. On one hand, this tragedy was the worst

thing that Jairus had ever faced. On the other hand, this tragedy would

become the greatest opportunity that Jairus had ever had – It was this

tragedy in Jairus’s life that led him to Jesus. Listen in to today’s message as

Pastor Joplin preaches on The Truth about Tragedy.

Psalm 34

Pastor Tony Fleming preaches about how Gods eyes are on His children and the way this ministered to David as he was running for his life.