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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.

May 24

BelievABLE: Week 7 (Southaven)

Will this suffering have the final word? Suffering can feel loud and immediate. But it is not ultimate. The story God is writing is bigger than this chapter. Hope anchors us in what is coming, not just in what is happening. When life is hard, hope reminds us that the end of the story is restoration, renewal, and joy that cannot be taken away.
May 10

BelievABLE: Week 5 (Southaven)

Is it possible to have joy while I’m grieving? Joy is often misunderstood as constant happiness. But real joy runs deeper than an emotion. It can exist alongside tears. It can steady us when everything else feels uncertain. Joy is not denial of pain; it is confidence that pain is not permanent. Even in sorrow, God plants something strong and sustaining within us.
May 3

BelievABLE: Week 4 (Southaven)

Heartbreak has a way of narrowing our vision. But even in a fractured world, beauty keeps breaking through in places like the skies above us, in the rhythms of nature, in simple moments of grace. Creation stands as a quiet witness that darkness does not erase God’s design. When life feels shattered, beauty reminds us that God’s goodness still surrounds us.
Apr 26

BelievABLE: Week 3 (Southaven)

Is it worth it to worship when I’m hurting? Pain can silence us. Disappointment can make praise feel distant. But worship is not reserved for easy days, it becomes most powerful in the hard ones. When we lift our eyes in the middle of struggle, something shifts inside us. Worship reminds us that our story is bigger than our suffering and that God is still worthy, still near, and still working.
Apr 19

BelievABLE: Week 2 (Southaven)

Are there still blessings when I feel overwhelmed? In difficult seasons, it’s easy to assume blessing has left the room. Yet sometimes the most meaningful gifts of God show up quietly – strength for today, peace in the storm, people who carry us when we’re weak. Blessing is not always loud or visible, but it is real. Even in hardship, God is still providing what we need most.
Apr 5

Genesis: Week 8 (Southaven)

In Luke 24:13–35, Jesus walks with two discouraged disciples and shows them that all of Scripture—beginning with Genesis—was always pointing to Him. He is the true and better Adam who overcomes sin, the true ark who carries us safely through judgment, the true tower who brings heaven down by grace instead of human striving, the true and better Abraham who fulfills God’s promise to bless all nations, the true Isaac who is both the promised son and the sacrifice God provides, the true Jacob who bridges heaven and earth, and the true Joseph who turns what was meant for evil into salvation for many. On the road to Emmaus, Jesus reveals that every story, every promise, and every thread of redemption finds its fulfillment in Him—the One who suffered, died, and rose again so that we might have life.
Mar 15

Genesis: Week 5 (Southaven)

The promise that God gave to Abraham was extended to Isaac. Isaac received the favor and blessing of God, not because Isaac deserved it, but because God is gracious and God is a promise keeper. All of Isaac’s life points us to the amazing grace and love of God. Throughout Isaac’s life, God provides in ways that bless Isaac but also point us to God’s grace. Often Isaac doesn’t even seem to be the main character in his own story—he is a recipient of the good and loving work of God in a bigger story. One of the most powerful moments of lsaac’s life centers on God’s instructions to Abraham to give Isaac as a sacrifice. This unnerving story shows that God has a plan to do what we cannot do—there is no sacrifice that we could ever make to deal with the problems of sin and death, but God provides an offering that is greater. By faith we trust God to carry us through the difficult moments to something better. Throughout Isaac’s life, even beyond this scary event, God is present and providing. God provided a wife, He provided land and water, He provided children, and He would eventually use Isaac to extend the promise of blessing to a new generation that would carry on God’s promised blessing to others. In our own lives God continues to be present and providing. If look for God’s good and loving activity, we will realize that God’s grace is always moving us to His promises.
Mar 8

Genesis: Week 4 (Southaven)

Even before God laid the foundations of the world, God planned to bring salvation and life through His Son. It was God’s good plan to bring a people together, to give them a law that would reveal both God’s good character and humanity’s great need for grace, to reveal Himself through great and miraculous events, and to bring through this people a savior. In the story of Abraham, we see the giving of a promise and the beginnings of this people group. Abraham received a call and a promise—a call to move out in faith and a promise that God would be faithful to give many descendants and land to be their home. But this promise was more than a people and a land—it was a promise that God would move history forward toward His ultimate plan. He would be present in mighty ways with this people, but this would only be a foreshadowing of His perfect presence on earth through the work of His Son, our savior, Jesus Christ. God calls Abraham to trust Him and move in faith so that this nation of people, the Israelites, would be born. And through this nation of people, God would reach all the nations. A savior would come through Israel so that all who call on the name of the Lord could be saved. God would bless Abraham so that he could be a blessing. He would bless Israel so that Israel could be a blessing. And today, God still brings blessing, not only upon Israel, but also upon His church. You and I are part of God’s family by faith. God is present and working. God brings blessing, but not to stay with us. He brings blessings so that they may flow through us. We too are blessed to be a blessing to the world.

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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Getwell Church
Years Active

2020 - 2026
Episodes

270
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Clean
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