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Welcome to the official podcast of The Well Church in Keller, Texas. Each week, we share gospel-centered sermons that invite you to slow down, hear from God, and live with intention. Whether you’re part of our local community or listening from afar, we hope these messages encourage you to trust Jesus deeply, love others fully, and walk faithfully in the everyday moments of life. Learn more about us at thewellchurchkeller.org or join us in person on Sundays.

  1. 1d ago

    The Honeymoon - God's Presence In Us | Exodus 25

    What does God want to talk about when we finally get the opportunity to sit down with him? In Exodus 25, Moses ascends Mount Sinai and waits for God to speak. When God finally does, he begins giving Moses detailed instructions about the sanctuary—the place where God will dwell among his people. What might initially seem like a conversation about furniture is actually a profound revelation of God's desire: God wants to dwell with his people. The sanctuary points back to Eden, where humanity once dwelled with God, and forward to Jesus, through whom God makes his dwelling place in us. The people of God are no longer simply people who gather around God's presence—we become his sanctuary. That raises an important question: If I am God's sanctuary, what preparations does God need to make in me? This message explores God's desire to dwell with us even in the wilderness, the importance of following God's design rather than our own, the connection between Shema and obedience, and the invitation to slow down and listen for God's voice. Key Scriptures Exodus 25:8–9God commands Israel to make a sanctuary so that he may dwell among them. Leviticus 26:11–12“I will put my dwelling place among you…” John 1:14The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. 1 Corinthians 3:16“You yourselves are God's sanctuary…” 1 Corinthians 6:19Our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit. 1 Peter 2:5We are being built into a spiritual house. Key Themes God's presence in the wilderness The tabernacle and the Garden of Eden God's design versus our design Shema: hearing and obeying God Giving as an expression of love The plunder of Egypt and God's redemptive purposes Jesus making us God's dwelling place The practice of silence and listening Reflection Question If I am God's sanctuary, what preparations does God need to make in me? Rather than immediately telling God what needs to change, take time to listen. Prayer Lord, prepare me to be a sanctuary—pure and holy, tried and true. With thanksgiving, I'll be a living sanctuary for you.

  2. Aug 10

    The Honeymoon - Blood of the Covenant | Exodus 24

    What happens when the honeymoon is over? In Exodus 24, Israel enters into covenant with God through a ceremony filled with familiar covenant imagery: promises, an altar, blood, and a meal. The people who were once required to keep their distance from God are brought near and ultimately eat and drink in his presence. This passage points forward to Jesus and the new covenant. Instead of repeatedly bringing sacrifices, Jesus gives himself once and for all. Instead of remaining at a distance, we are invited to approach God with confidence. The message closes with a question worth considering: What do you need to put beneath the feet of Jesus? Whatever has your attention—your work, finances, relationships, fears, ambitions, or failures—is ultimately beneath his feet. Scripture Exodus 24 Hebrews 4:16 John 1:18 Matthew 26:28 Key Themes Covenant and faithfulness God is King and we are not Moving from distance to intimacy with God The blood of the covenant Jesus and the new covenant Communion and the table Surrendering what is beneath the feet of Jesus Reflection Question What is it that you need to surrender at the feet of Jesus? Jesus paid it all. All to him we owe.

  3. Jul 20

    The Commandments Explained - Respecting God

    The laws of Exodus can seem confusing, harsh, or even outdated. But beneath every command is the heart of a covenant God who deeply treasures His people. In this episode, we continue our Clash of Kingdoms series by exploring Exodus 22. Rather than seeing God's commands as restrictive rules, we discover them as invitations into a life of worship, compassion, and holiness. Together we'll explore: Why covenant is different from a contract What it means to be God's treasured possession (segulah) How true worship reflects God while idolatry replaces Him God's concern for the vulnerable and marginalized Why holiness is about carrying God's name well The freedom found through confession and grace No matter your past or your struggles, God invites you to stop carrying your sin alone and trust the One who already calls you His treasure. Key Scripture Exodus 19:4-6 Exodus 22:18-31 Romans 12:1 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 2 Corinthians 1:3-4 If this episode encouraged you, consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing it with a friend. Your support helps more people encounter the hope of Jesus through these conversations.

  4. Jul 13

    The Commandments Explained - Property

    When most people reach the laws in Exodus, they're tempted to skip ahead. But hidden within these ancient commands is a beautiful picture of God's heart. This week we explore Exodus 22 and discover that God's law wasn't primarily about punishment—it was about restoration. While Pharaoh's kingdom dehumanized people, God's Kingdom restores dignity, values every life, and teaches His people how to love their neighbors. Even more importantly, these laws point us toward Jesus, who didn't simply command humanity to love one another—He became human Himself. In this episode: Why God's laws emphasized restoration over retribution What Exodus teaches us about justice and human dignity How fear fuels our tendency to dehumanize others The contrast between the Kingdom of Empire and the Kingdom of Shalom Why Jesus is the ultimate expression of God's heart for humanity Scripture: Exodus 22:1–17; 1 Corinthians 9:8–10 If this episode encouraged you, we'd love for you to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who could use the reminder that every person bears the image of God.

  5. Jul 8

    Exodus 21 - Commandments Explained

    Exodus 21 may be one of the most misunderstood chapters in Scripture. At first glance, its laws about slavery and personal injury can feel confusing—or even troubling. But beneath these ancient laws is a powerful picture of God's justice, compassion, and care for human dignity. In this episode, we explore the difference between the temporary laws given to ancient Israel and the timeless principles that still shape the lives of God's people today. You'll discover why God regulated broken systems instead of endorsing them, how Scripture consistently protects the vulnerable, and why every person carries immeasurable worth because they bear the image of God. Whether you've struggled with difficult Old Testament passages or simply want to better understand God's character, this conversation will help you read Exodus through the lens of the Gospel. In this episode: Why Exodus 21 feels so challenging to modern readers Policies, penalties, and principles in the Old Testament The difference between indentured servitude and chattel slavery God's concern for justice and human dignity Why every life carries weight Practical ways to honor the people God has placed around us If this episode encouraged you, we'd love for you to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who wants to better understand the Bible.

  6. Jun 29

    10 Commandments - Relationships with Others

    The Ten Commandments are often viewed as a list of rules, but what if they're really teaching us about honor? In this episode, we continue our journey through Exodus by exploring commandments five through ten and discovering the biblical idea of weight. The Hebrew word for "honor" literally means "to give weight," revealing that every commandment is ultimately about what—or who—we value most. From honoring our parents to avoiding murder, adultery, stealing, lying, and coveting, these commands all flow from one foundational truth: when God has the proper weight in our lives, our relationships with others begin to change. Join us as we ask a challenging question: What carries the most weight in your life? In this episode, you'll discover: Why the Ten Commandments are deeply interconnected The biblical meaning of honor How our relationship with God shapes our relationships with others Practical ways to live with God at the center Why spiritual health begins with properly ordered priorities

  7. Jun 15

    10 Commandments - Relationship with God - PArt 2

    What if idolatry isn't just about golden calves and ancient statues? In this message from our Clash of Kingdoms series through Exodus, we explore the Second Commandment and uncover how idols still shape our lives today. From career success and financial security to family, comfort, and even ministry, anything can become an idol when it takes God's place in our hearts. Drawing from Exodus 20:4-6, we examine why God warns Israel against carved images, what idolatry really looks like in the modern world, and why idols always demand more while never truly satisfying. In this episode, you'll discover: Why archaeology reveals Israel's struggle with idolatry in the wilderness The meaning behind the Second Commandment The difference between making, bowing, and serving Augustine's powerful definition of idolatry Three modern forms of idolatry that still affect us today Why idols always leave us wanting more The grace hidden within God's commandments The difference between perfection and progression in following God Key Scripture: Exodus 20:4-6 Matthew 6:24 1 Corinthians 10:20 Key Quote: "Idolatry is worshiping what should be used and using what should be worshiped." — Augustine Question for Reflection:What are you using God for today?

  8. Jun 8

    10 Commandments - Relationship with God - Exodus 20

    Who is really in charge of your life? When God gave the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai, He wasn't simply handing out rules—He was establishing a relationship and answering a critical question: Who has the final authority? In this message, we explore the dramatic scene at Mount Sinai, the purpose of the Ten Commandments, and the powerful first commandment: "You shall have no other gods before me." Along the way, we'll examine modern idols, God's holy jealousy, and why every one of us places our trust in something. The question isn't whether you have a god. The question is: What has become your final authority? In This Episode: Why the Ten Commandments are more than a list of rules What Mount Sinai reveals about God's character Five reasons the Ten Commandments still matter today The difference between being jealous of someone and jealous for someone Modern idols that compete for our allegiance How to identify what truly holds authority in your life The connection between the First Commandment and the Shema Key Scriptures: Exodus 19:16-25 Exodus 20:1-3 Deuteronomy 6:4-5 Romans 3:20 Galatians 3:24 Matthew 28:18 Reflection Question: What has become your final authority in this season of life?

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Welcome to the official podcast of The Well Church in Keller, Texas. Each week, we share gospel-centered sermons that invite you to slow down, hear from God, and live with intention. Whether you’re part of our local community or listening from afar, we hope these messages encourage you to trust Jesus deeply, love others fully, and walk faithfully in the everyday moments of life. Learn more about us at thewellchurchkeller.org or join us in person on Sundays.

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    2025 - 2026
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