The Well Ministry

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan reveals how the consecration of the priests in Exodus 29 is but a prelude to what Jesus will do for his disciples in the New Testament and for us today.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan explains how the High Priest once represented all of Israel at the altar—but because Jesus made the ultimate sacrifice, He is now our Great High Priest.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan explains how the oil brought by the Israelites for the lamp stand symbolizes the personal responsibility Jesus highlights in the Parable of the Ten Virgins.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan illustrates how the Brazen Altar serves as the first step into the Temple, just as Jesus is the first step into the Kingdom of Heaven.

This week Pastor Nathan delves into the curtains and the two inner veils within the Tabernacle of Moses and, by explaining their purpose and materials, how we can further understand the miracle of the tearing of the inner veil at the death of Jesus.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan continues exploring the construction of the Tabernacle, revealing how God's plan is reflected even in the smallest details.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan explores the construction of the Tabernacle and reveals how, through Jesus' ultimate sacrifice, we can walk in the power and authority of the Holy Spirit.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan wrapped up the third section of our Exodus series—Covenant and Law—and introduced the fourth, focused on the Wilderness Tabernacle and Sacrifices. He showed how every detail in God's instructions is part of a bigger plan, with nothing overlooked or random. Each image points us back to God's greatness and the perfect design He's had from the very beginning.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan explains how God's covenant with the Israelites connects to His promise to Abraham and points forward to the new covenant through Jesus.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan walks through Exodus 23, where we see that the Israelites didn't miss out because they were lost, but because they failed to trust and follow the One who had already prepared the way. But when we choose obedience, we find He's still waiting for us, faithful and ready to fight on our behalf.

We all agree that the Ten Commandments remain relevant in our lives today, but what about the civil case laws of the Old Testament? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan explores Exodus 22–23:9, showing how these laws connect to the New Testament and why they still are important for us to learn about today.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan begins to look at the civil case laws that immediately follow the 10 commandments, showing God's views on the sanctity of life.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan finishes the Ten Commandments and explains how each of these laws are founded in love.

Why is faithfulness in marriage about more than just a commitment between two people? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan examines the commandment against adultery and how our covenant of marriage here on earth points to our union with Christ and the faithfulness God calls us to.

At what point is honoring our parents no longer necessary? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan discusses how the breakdown of authority within the family impacts how we respond to authority in every area of life, the importance of honoring our parents even as we age, and how the commandment against murder reveals God's deep value for human life.

How often do we truly rest? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan covers the next two of the Ten Commandments talking about the Sabbath, the Lord's day, and what all of it means for us today. 

In a predominantly monotheistic society, the first commandment might seem like an easy box to check. But are there hidden idols in our lives that we overlook? This week, Pastor Nathan continues through Exodus, discussing the objects we may not even realize we're over-attributing power and holiness to.

What does it take to enter the presence of a holy God? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan showed how God's covenant with Israel at Mount Sinai established key principles of salvation. Through Jesus, the way has been made for us—but like the Israelites, the need for trust and surrender remains the same.

In this week's sermon Pastor Nathan talks about Exodus 18.

Do you ever feel like all your hard work goes unnoticed? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan reflects on the Israelites' battle against the Amalekites and what we can learn from Hur—who quietly supports Moses and is only briefly mentioned in Scripture. Through Hur's example, we're reminded of the value of faithful service, even when it goes unseen or requires us to take a supporting role.

"Is the Lord among us or not?," is the question the Israelites asked as they were led to camp in a place in the desert with no water. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan unpacks how Jesus was revealed through God's provision—not only in the water from the rock, but also in the manna and the bitter water made sweet—showing God among them in ways that far surpassed their immediate needs.

God has shown up for the Israelites in incredible ways—but have they learned to trust Him with their daily needs? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan explores their struggle to trust and reminds us how failing to trust God in the small things can hinder our faith in the big things.

Faith is about believing what you have not seen. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan reflects on the Israelites' arrival at Mara and the powerful miracles God can work, even when the path ahead seems bitter.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan talks about the parting of the Red Sea and the destruction of the Egyptians.

Are you feeling stuck or unsure if you're meant to take a new step? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan reminds us that God hasn't brought you this far to abandon you. The Israelites felt surrounded and struggled with doubt, but Moses trusted in God's character and His promise to show up in a big way—just as He can in your life today.

Redemption is a familiar concept to modern Christians, but God was first establishing its requirements as the Israelites left for Egypt. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan explores the Israelites' first steps on their journey and reveals how this biblical principle, like those seen in Passover, plays a crucial role in the new covenant fulfilled in Jesus.

God gave the Israelites specific instructions for the final plague. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan explores the symbolism of Passover and how to live by faith while awaiting the victory God has already said would happen.

While reading the Bible, we tend to avoid identifying with the wrongdoers, yet their actions can often be what's more similar to our own. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan examines two more plagues, contrasting Moses and Pharaoh's attitudes towards God and how we may resemble Pharaoh more than we think.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over the next three plagues and highlights how they confirm to Pharaoh that God always follows through on His word. Pharaoh's reaction reveals his struggle to accept this truth and the choices he makes in response to God's undeniable power.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan concludes chapter 6 and begins chapter 7, going over the first three plagues and the symbolism that was a part of each.

Moses and Aaron were obedient in what God told them to do, but it initially caused more suffering for the Israelites. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan talks about how we can react similarly when we go through trials today and encourages us with the revelation of God that comes with enduring them.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan continues to delve into the conversation between Moses and God at the burning bush and what immediately follows. He reveals how God may call us but we have a part to play in his will for our future.

This week's sermon with Pastor Nathan takes us into the story of Moses and the burning bush. He explains how God's plan for rescuing the Israelites was different than they may have expected, even from the very start.

It might seem like it would have been better for Moses to be used by God before he murdered the Egyptian and fled to Midian, but God had a different plan. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan discusses chapter 2 and explains that feeling equipped isn't necessarily a sign that God wants us to act.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan kicks off our series in Exodus.

More than a quarter of the Bible consists of prophecy, and while it can be challenging for us to understand, it is equally important to know. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan teaches about the prophecy of the end times in Daniel 12 and explains what we should be watching for.

Why would God give such detailed prophecies about what would happen in other kingdoms? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan teaches on the anxieties caused by neighboring kingdoms and how God cares about the small details in our life.

Things aren't what they used to be. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan talks about Daniel's three weeks of mourning and how it can relate to us mourning the state of the church today.

God doesn't give us prophecy just to tell the future. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over the prophecy of the seventy “sevens” and what it can reveal about Jesus both as a savior and as a warrior and king.

Daniel knew the scriptures, so he knew when and what to pray to align with the will of God. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over Daniel's prayer and how our prayer life reveals what we believe about the Word of God.

Are you in the fight? In this week's sermon, we take a deep dive into history and how the prophecy of the ram and the goat came to pass. We see how despite already being fulfilled, the scripture helps reveal to us what is happening in heavenly places today.

How are we misled? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan teaches about Daniel's dream of the four beasts. He discusses the importance of knowing God and scripture so that we may not be led astray.

If prayer was outlawed how many of us would be convicted? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan talks about Daniel in the lion's den and how it was prayer that got him sent there but also prayer that got him through.

What does it mean to be a consecrated vessel? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over the handwriting on the wall and how God responds when his holy items are desecrated.

How do we walk in closeness with Jesus? In this week's sermon, Pastor Mark Walter explores our words and their importance for walking in new life as God's people.

Why did Daniel have such an impact on the King of Babylon? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over Daniel's witness to Nebuchadnezzar, and the call of Jesus to love our enemies.

Even though King Nebuchadnezzar had seen God move in mighty ways on behalf of Daniel and his friends, he still hadn't had a real heart change. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over Nebuchadnezzar's dream of a tree and what the Lord's purpose is when we are laid low.

What actions do we take when we must step out in faith and the leader we usually rely on isn't there? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego and how even without Daniel to support them there's another who stands with them in the fire.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan goes over Nebuchadnezzar's dream and Daniel's interpretation.

How much do our actions line up with the faith we profess? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan talks about how Daniel and his friends resolved upon not eating the royal food in Baylon, no matter the cost.

For the Babylonians to make use of Daniel and his friends in society, they will have to change their way of thinking, their lifestyle, and their identities. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan talks about these changes and how they relate to how we are born-again today.