At The Well with Curtis

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At The Well with Curtis is a weekly podcast from Rehoboth Baptist Church created to help you dig deeper into the messages shared on Sunday. Each episode, Pastor Curtis and Caleb unpack Scripture, explore tough questions, and talk about how God’s Word meets real life. Pull up a seat and join the conversation—because the well is where we come thirsty and leave refreshed.

  1. 12/30/2025

    Jesus and the Law: Why Our Righteousness Must Be Greater Than the Pharisees

    In this week’s episode of At The Well, Curtis and Caleb dive into one of the most foundational truths of Scripture — the purpose of the Law and how Jesus fulfilled it. From Moses on Mount Sinai to Paul’s writings in Galatians and Romans, the Law was never meant to save us. It was meant to show us our need for a Savior. Curtis explains how the first four commandments teach us how to live in covenant with God, while the remaining six show us how to live with one another. But no one could keep them perfectly — which is exactly why Jesus came to fulfill them. The conversation also explores how self-righteousness, pride, and a “checklist” faith still keep many from experiencing true righteousness through Christ. In This Episode:What the Law revealed about God’s character and human sinThe difference between Old Testament law and New Testament graceWhy Jesus’ fulfillment of the Law changes everythingThe danger of “Pharisee faith” in modern ChristianityHow faith, not works, makes us truly righteous. Scripture References: Exodus 19–23 Leviticus Matthew 5:17–20 Galatians 3:24 Philippians 3:8–11 Romans 4–62 Corinthians 5:21 Key Takeaway:We don’t become righteous by doing enough good things — we’re made righteous because of what Christ has already done.

    28 min

  2. 12/30/2025

    One Story, One Savior: Why Reading the Bible Matters

    This week’s episode is a meaningful one—our first conversation with Curtis since his stroke. In this episode, Curtis and Caleb talk honestly about learning to love reading the Bible, the power of consistency over perfection, and why understanding the Bible as one unified story changes everything. They discuss: Why reading the Bible feels hard (and why that’s normal) How discipline builds love for God’s Word over time The importance of starting where you are—not where you “should” be Helpful tools like The Bible Recap, reminders, and reading with others Why failure isn’t the end—it’s part of the training Whether you’ve read the Bible for decades or never opened it before, this conversation is an invitation to simply start today.

    30 min

  3. 10/15/2025

    Salvation 101: What It Really Means to Be Saved

    In this week’s episode of The Well with Curtis, we take it back to the basics: what does it truly mean to be saved? Curtis and Caleb walk through the foundational truths of salvation—our sin nature, God’s love, the work of Christ on the cross, and what it looks like to live out that faith day to day. Whether you’re questioning your salvation, new to faith, or have walked with Christ for decades, this conversation will challenge you to reflect on what salvation really is—and what it’s not.

    44 min

  4. 10/08/2025

    How to Share the Gospel in Everyday Life

    This week, Pastor Curtis shares powerful lessons from his time serving as a hospital chaplain—where every room is a new opportunity to show the love of Christ. He and Caleb discuss how to overcome fear and discomfort in sharing your faith, why listening opens doors for the Gospel, and what it really means to love others the way Jesus commanded. Whether it’s in a hospital room, at work, or with family, this conversation reminds us that evangelism isn’t about perfect words—it’s about presence, compassion, and obedience.S HOW NOTES SUMMARY Main Topics Covered: - The challenge and beauty of sharing the Gospel in real-life settings. - How listening builds trust and opens hearts. - The difference between worldly love and biblical love. - Stories from Curtis’s time as a hospital chaplain and the spiritual impact of presence. - Why comfort often gets in the way of calling. Takeaway Quote: “You might say something today that God uses six months from now.” Key Scripture: John 13:34–35 — “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” Call to Action:Ask God for one opportunity this week to step out of your comfort zone and share His love—whether through listening, prayer, or simple kindness.

    50 min

  5. 10/01/2025

    Context is Everything: Bible Translations, Passion, and Obedience

    This week’s episode may just be our best one yet! Caleb and Pastor Curtis sit down to talk through last week’s sermon, the heart of obedience, and why simply professing faith isn’t enough—true believers live it out. We also tackle one of the most common questions in church life: Which Bible translation should you use? From the NASB to the NIV to The Message (and even the Passion Translation), we break down what makes each unique, how translations differ, and why context matters so much when reading Scripture. As we prepare for next year’s journey—reading through the entire Bible together as a church—this conversation will give you practical insight into how to approach the Word with passion, understanding, and obedience. 👉 Topics covered in this episode: - How different translations (NASB, NIV, NLT, The Message) approach the text - Why The Passion Translation stirs so much debate - How to know when to take Scripture literally and when to look deeper into context - What obedience reveals about our faith (Matthew 7:21–23) - Why real-life context in Scripture—like David’s struggles—restores passion for God’s Word - What’s ahead as our church prepares to read through the Bible in a year Whether you’re a new believer or a lifelong student of the Word, this episode will help you read the Bible with fresh eyes and deeper conviction.

    51 min

  6. 09/25/2025

    The Loyalty Test: Following Christ Without Denial

    In this week’s At The Well with Curtis, we continue the Jesus Said What? series by unpacking one of Jesus’ toughest teachings — the loyalty test. From Nicodemus’ late-night encounter with Jesus to Peter’s public denial, Pastor Curtis and Caleb talk through what it really means to be “born again” and how denying Christ is often more subtle than we think.Whether you’ve been walking with Jesus for decades or grew up in church without a “radical” conversion moment, this conversation will help you understand spiritual transformation as God’s work — and what faithful obedience looks like in everyday life.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:- Why being “born again” is a total work of God, not our effort.- How Nicodemus’ story reveals the difference between religion and regeneration.- The everyday ways we deny Christ — not just with words, but with choices.- The danger of mistaking good behavior for true transformation.- Encouragement for parents raising kids in the faith.- Why testimonies of lifelong faith are just as powerful as dramatic conversions.Memorable Quotes:“You can deny Christ every day by how you live.” – shared by Pastor Curtis“Being born again is 100% the work of God — not us.”“God hasn’t called everyone to be a pastor. But He has called everyone to be faithful where they are.”Resources & References:John 3:1–8 (Jesus and Nicodemus)Ezekiel 36:25–27 (God’s promise of spiritual renewal)Luke 18:9–14 (The Pharisee and the tax collector)Deuteronomy 6:4–9 (Teaching children God’s Word)Luke 15 (The lost sheep, coin, and son)Next Steps:- Subscribe to At The Well with Curtis wherever you listen to podcasts.- Share this episode with someone wrestling with what it means to be “born again.”- Join us in person: Bible study Sundays at 9:45 AM, worship at 11:00 AM, and Wednesdays at 6:00 PM.

    37 min

  7. 09/17/2025

    Unpacking Hard Questions: From Sexuality to Creation

    This week on At The Well, Curtis and Caleb dive into a wide-ranging conversation about faith, sin, and the mystery of God’s ways.They discuss:- What it means to treat all sin with both grace and truth- The challenge of talking about holy sexuality in today’s culture- Why we often assign identity to sin—and how that misses the heart of the gospel- The concept of common grace: God’s kindness to all people, both believers and unbelievers- How creation invites us into mystery, faith, and humility- The importance of creating space for questions the pulpit doesn’t always have time to answerFrom personal stories to reflections on Scripture, this episode is about honesty, wrestling with hard topics, and learning to trust God’s goodness in all things.

    44 min

  8. 09/10/2025

    Born Again: Why Good Works and Religion Aren’t Enough

    In this episode of At The Well from Rehoboth Baptist Church, Pastor Curtis and Caleb dive into one of Jesus’ most startling conversations: His late-night encounter with Nicodemus in John 3.Jesus’ words, “You must be born again,” weren’t about religion, effort, or good works. They were about a radical transformation that only God Himself can bring about. Together, Pastor Curtis and Caleb unpack what it means to be born from above, why Nicodemus struggled to understand it, and how this truth still confronts us today.The conversation also explores personal testimonies, the difference between growing up religious versus experiencing spiritual regeneration, and the beauty of God’s grace in saving and keeping His people.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:- Why being “born again” is a divine work only God can accomplish- How Nicodemus’ religious background mirrors struggles many people face today- The difference between head knowledge and heart transformation- Why testimonies of lifelong faith are just as powerful as radical turnarounds- How God’s grace keeps and restores His people when they wander

    25 min
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At The Well with Curtis is a weekly podcast from Rehoboth Baptist Church created to help you dig deeper into the messages shared on Sunday. Each episode, Pastor Curtis and Caleb unpack Scripture, explore tough questions, and talk about how God’s Word meets real life. Pull up a seat and join the conversation—because the well is where we come thirsty and leave refreshed.

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