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Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Excerpt from Donald Whitney:
As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. I base that on the original purpose for which God inspired the psalms. The book of Psalms—which means “book of praises” in Hebrew—was the songbook of Israel. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being sung to God.
It is as though God said to his people, “I want you to praise me, but you don’t know how to praise me. I want you to praise me not because I’m an egomaniac but because you will praise that which you prize the most, and there is nothing of greater worth to you than I. There is nothing more praiseworthy than I, and it is a blessing for you to know that. It will lead to your eternal joy if you praise me above all others and above all else and to your eternal misery if you do not. But there’s a problem. You don’t know how to praise me, at least not in a way that’s fully true and pleasing to me. In fact, you know nothing about me unless I reveal it to you, for I am invisible to you. Therefore, since I want you to praise me, and it is good for you to praise me, but since you don’t know how to praise me, here are the words I want you to use.”
In other words, God gave the Psalms to us so that we would give the Psalms back to God. No other book of the Bible was inspired for that expressed purpose.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/how-to-pray-through-the-psalms/
Praying Sunday's Sermon is a weekly, concise podcast that we pray will encourage you to take the truth from Sunday's passage and apply it to your own life through personal prayer.
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
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Today's episode features The Well Florence member, Koby Knight.
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You’re listening to The Well Network Stories. Stories of faith and faithfulness that we pray will help edify and encourage you as you continue to grow and mature into being a stronger disciple-maker of Jesus.
Today's episode features The Well Florence member AND ministry intern, Joel Cox
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The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
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The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
The top three things that members of the Well Church Florence need to know for this week.
1. TRIBES AND HUDDLES - THE CHRISTMAS BREAK READING PLAN CAN BE DOWNLOADED HERE
2. CHRISTMAS EVE WITH THE WELL NETWORK - DEC 24, 4PM - LIVE.WELLCHURCHNETWORK.COM
3. WELLCON 2021 - JANUARY 29-30 - TUSCALOOOSA, AL
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You’re listening to The Well Network Stories. Stories of faith and faithfulness that we pray will help edify and encourage you as you continue to grow and mature into being a stronger disciple-maker of Jesus.
Today's episode features The Well Florence member, Mary Elizabeth Davis.
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The Well Network exists to SEND Disciple-Makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
We exist to SEND disciple-makers of Jesus by BEING disciple-makers of Jesus.
Find out more at wellchurchnetwork.com
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