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Welcome to the weekly sermon podcast of Getwell Church in Southaven, Mississippi. Each message is rooted in God’s Word and designed to help you Encounter God’s glory, Pursue Jesus together, and Engage with the Holy Spirit in His mission. Whether you’re catching up or tuning in for the first time, these sermons will encourage, challenge, and equip you to live out your faith every day.

  1. Sep 27

    At The Heart of It (Southaven): Week 4

    In grace, God gives us incredible and soul nourishing spiritual practices. Things like prayer, fasting, Bible reading, Bible and theological study grow our faith and understanding. They give us greater spiritual wisdom and greater spiritual strength. Sometimes we are prevented from embracing these gifts by getting hung up on how we should do them. While there are helpful tools for all of these, there is nothing more important than just jumping in and asking for God’s help. The one factor that determines spiritual success is making God the center of it all—we do these things with God, for God, and through God’s grace and power. The only way that we miss the blessing is to make anything other than God the center, whether that be our own pride, our own agenda and selfish desires, or the approval of others. When we seek God with our whole heart and desire Him above all else, He will be found and He will fill us with truth, love, and power for growth.

  2. Sep 20

    At The Heart of It (Southaven): Week 3

    One of the most important spiritual questions that one can every ask is “How do I pray?” Jesus understood the great importance of this communication with God. Knowing the foundation of prayer for an abundant spiritual life and our need for instruction, Jesus teaches the right approach to prayer and the right model for prayer. Jesus first teaches us that prayer is about connection with God and dependence on God. It is NOT about the opinion or approval of others. It is all about connecting with God and should be approached with that goal. Second, Jesus provides a model for prayer—not a formula, but a model. Our prayer life, as a whole, should include adoration, submission, requests for God’s provision, confession, and a call for God’s protection. A prayer life that brings this to God with dependence and humility and that listens for the voice of God to speak to our hearts brings a powerful and impactful life through a deep connection to God.

  3. Sep 13

    At The Heart of It (Southaven): Week 2

    Trust is lacking in our world. We live in a time and place where skepticism, doubt, suspicion, and protective measures are the standard, and with good reason. Commitments are easily made and easily broken. So, we live by contracts and overly exaggerated promises to ensure follow-through and ease suspicions. The first century version of this practice, during the time of Jesus, was the practice of making vows. People would vow by God, the heavens, the temple, or other powerful and magnificent elements of spiritual life. Jesus speaks against this practice, not only because it should be unnecessary for people who are committed to truth and honesty, but more because it assumes knowledge and sovereignty that humans do not possess. We know nothing of the future and what it brings. We can only make predictions and assumptions. This is not primarily an issue of our relationship with others but our relationship with God. We should not speak to future events and what we will do at that time. We should simply live with the commitment and trust that we will live faithfully and obedient to God whatever may come, trusting that God is the ultimate provider, rescuer, and judge in all times and all places. We cannot hold God or ourselves to a commitment made without ultimate knowledge or understanding but, rather, live with an openness to and dependence on God for tomorrow, knowing that He has all wisdom for all things.

  4. Sep 6

    At The Heart of It (Southaven): Week 1

    The kingdom of God makes all things right. Because we live in a broken world, God’s kingdom sometimes feels like turning things upside down—the first is last, the servant is the leader, and the find life means a willingness to die to self. In the same way, the blessings of God can seem unfamiliar and illogical, but willingness to surrender to God’s calling leads to blessings that the world can neither give nor take away.

  5. Aug 30

    Ordinary Saints: Week 5 (Southaven)

    The church is more than a weekly gathering; it is a community that equips people for everyday discipleship. God designed the local church to form mature followers of Jesus who carry their faith into their homes, workplaces, schools, and neighborhoods. Our mission as members of a local church body is not simply attendance, but spiritual formation into mature followers of Jesus so that we can interact within the world as faithful witnesses of Christ in our work, relationships, homes, and communities.

    Ordinary Saints: Week 5 (Southaven)

  6. Aug 23

    Ordinary Saints: Week 4 (Southaven)

    Money and possessions are never just financial matters, but they are ultimately spiritual ones. In a culture shaped by greed and consumption, as believers we are called to live with generosity, wisdom, contentment, and faithful stewardship. God entrusts resources to us not only for personal comfort, but to serve others and advance His kingdom. Scripture challenges us to view wealth and success through the lens of the gospel, remembering that everything we have ultimately belongs to God.

    Ordinary Saints: Week 4 (Southaven)

  7. Aug 16

    Ordinary Saints: Week 3 (Southaven)

    Work is not a punishment but an important part of God’s design for humanity. Long before sin entered the world, God gave people meaningful work to do. Whether someone is a teacher, musician, parent, student, mechanic, nurse, or business owner, our work becomes holy when it is offered faithfully to God. When we are reminded that there is no division between the sacred and the secular, we begin to see that our Monday calling matters just as much as our Sunday worship and our labor can both glorify God and serve others.

    Ordinary Saints: Week 3 (Southaven)

  8. Aug 9

    Ordinary Saints: Week 2 (Southaven)

    God’s mission is bigger than church attendance or occasional acts of service. He is actively restoring broken people, communities, and systems—and He invites us to join in that work. In schools, homes, workplaces, neighborhoods, churches, or any other sphere of life, we are invited into God’s mission of renewal and reconciliation. Jesus gives us the commandment to love God and love others, so as followers of Jesus, we are called to live our lives as ambassadors of the love of God wherever God has placed us.

    Ordinary Saints: Week 2 (Southaven)
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Welcome to the weekly sermon podcast of Getwell Church in Southaven, Mississippi. Each message is rooted in God’s Word and designed to help you Encounter God’s glory, Pursue Jesus together, and Engage with the Holy Spirit in His mission. Whether you’re catching up or tuning in for the first time, these sermons will encourage, challenge, and equip you to live out your faith every day.

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  • Creator
    Getwell Church
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    282
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Getwell Church
  • Show Website
    Getwell Church Southaven