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Welcome to the weekly podcast of The Well Ministry led by Pastor Nathan Walter. To learn more visit our website at https://www.thewellministry.com/
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He’s Up to Something | 1 Samuel 2:1-11 (opens the original)
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Last week, Hannah laid her sorrow at the feet of God. This week, she returns with answered prayer and lays her joy there too. Her prayer doesn't simply celebrate what God has done; it becomes a declaration of who He is: holy, sovereign, faithful, and worthy of praise. This week, Pastor Nathan reminds us to remember God's goodness through what He has already done and trust that, even in the prayers still unanswered, He's up to something.
Keep Knocking | 1 Samuel 1 (opens the original)
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It's possible to keep showing up, singing, and saying all the right things while our hearts have quietly stopped talking to God. Hannah had every reason to feel disappointed, forgotten, and unheard, but she kept bringing her pain before Him. This week, Pastor Nathan challenges us to ask whether we've allowed unanswered prayer to make our hearts silent, or whether we'll keep knocking.
"To Be Continued" | Acts 28 (opens the original)
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The book of Acts ends, but the mission doesn’t. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan reminds us that while Paul was bound in chains, the Word of God could not be bound. The same gospel is still at work today, and the same call remains: to stop simply attending church and become a people willing to follow Christ wherever He leads, whatever it costs.
Rough Seas | Acts 27 (opens the original)
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Storms have a way of revealing what really matters. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan walks through Paul's shipwreck in Acts 27, where everything the sailors trusted in is slowly stripped away until God is their only hope. While everyone else is helpless and hopeless, Paul carries a peace and confidence that changes how the people around him see both him and his God. We're reminded that how we walk through the storm matters, because there may be people in our ship who need the hope we're carr
The Story You Don't Know | Acts 25:13 - 26:32 (opens the original)
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The people who seem furthest from God today may be in the middle of the testimony He's still writing. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan challenges us to resist responding with bitterness or indifference, remembering that Paul himself was once the church's greatest enemy. Rather than judging people by who they are today, we're called to remember that behind every person is a story we don't know and a God who isn't finished working.
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