Everwell Church Podcast

Jesus is the king of a peaceable kingdom. You must come to him for peace and rest.

God always makes a marvelous mess of our plans. This mess is always for our good and God's glory. Passage: Genesis 11 Reading Plan | Genesis 11, Matthew 10, Ezra 10, Acts 10

Reviving only comes to those that long and obey God's commands.Passage: Ezra 9Reading Plan | Genesis 9-10, Matthew 9, Ezra 9, Acts 9

Jesus teaches us to love and not judge. Passage: Matthew 8 Reading Plan | Genesis 8, Matthew 8, Ezra 8, Acts 8

Jesus teaches us to love and not judge. Passage: Matthew 7 Reading Plan | Genesis 7, Matthew 7, Ezra 7, Acts 7

God doesn't save based on our goodness, but his. Do you look to your goodness or his?

Because Jesus’ delay has purpose, we must trust that he is the resurrection and the life.

God is the only one that rebuilds and revives your spiritual life. Are you rebuilding? Passage: Ezra 5 Reading Plan | Genesis 5, Matthew 5, Ezra 5, Acts 5

Jesus uses his word to give truth, prayer to fortify it, and people to encourage it. Passage: Acts 4 Reading Plan | Genesis 4, Matthew 4, Ezra 4, Acts 4

Repentance is when the heart turns toward it’s truest state. Passage: Matthew 3 Reading Plan | Genesis 3, Matthew 3, Ezra 3, Acts 3

Passage: Genesis 2 Reading Plan | Genesis 2, Matthew 2, Ezra 2, Acts 2 God starts with rest and we reflect God's goodness by resting.

In this passage, Paul exhorts Timothy in finishing well.

In this sermon, we look at the love of God and his posture toward all people.

In this sermon, we look at the Joy that only comes from Jesus.

This sermon looks to the prophecy of the coming of Jesus. In this passage, we see that peace is not a place we can rest in, the conclusion to productivity, but Peace is a person. During Advent, we wait to receive the peace of God come in Jesus.

Advent is the celebration of receiving what we’ve already received. The Church is waiting once again for the generosity of God. Hope is an expectation of coming good. Hope is a good God coming to save.

Being known by God and learning his voice.

In this passage, we look at the wolf that comes to kill the life of the sheep. Jesus is called the good shepherd because he lays his life down for his sheep. The Good Shepherd becomes the great shepherd when he comes back to life. We learn the brilliance of how God gives up his good for our good and gives us true life.

In this passage, we will look at two things that Jesus says that he is. The first thing that Jesus says is that he is the gate to the Father's green pasture. The Gate or door is the first line of defense to the house and also the most welcoming. He is also the Good Shepherd that guides the sheep to abundant life. The Gate of God provides security, and the Good Shepherd guides us into a place freedom and life.

What does the voice of God sound like? What are things that get in our way from hearing God in our lives? In this sermon, we discover what strange sounds distract us, the Shepherd who knows our name, and the Sheep that will follow after the Good Shepherd.