Pastor Ryan is taking a pastoral sabbatical for three months this summer, to concentrate on renewal and writing. While he's out, we're fortunate to have guest pastor Stan Mitchell with us! Stan is a much-loved speaker, advocate for inclusion, and a friend of The Well who is based in Nashville. Ryan asked Stan to fill in for him because he is a talented speaker and leader, and because many at The Well already know and love Stan.

Pastor Ryan is taking a pastoral sabbatical for three months this summer, to concentrate on renewal and writing. While he's out, we're fortunate to have guest pastor Stan Mitchell with us! Stan is a much-loved speaker, advocate for inclusion, and a friend of The Well who is based in Nashville. Ryan asked Stan to fill in for him because he is a talented speaker and leader, and because many at The Well already know and love Stan.

Pastor Ryan is taking a pastoral sabbatical for three months this summer, to concentrate on renewal and writing. While he's out, we're fortunate to have guest pastor Stan Mitchell with us! Stan is a much-loved speaker, advocate for inclusion, and a friend of The Well who is based in Nashville. Ryan asked Stan to fill in for him because he is a talented speaker and leader, and because many at The Well already know and love Stan.

Commencement: Wisdom for What’s Next is a four-week sermon series about discovering new beginnings even in difficult seasons. Graduation season reminds us that life is always unfolding, and God still meets us in moments of transition, reinvention, and uncertainty. Together, we’ll explore how biblical wisdom helps us move forward with courage, hope, and resilience—even in stressful times. Commencement is also for anyone rethinking or rebuilding their faith. If you are deconstructing, asking deeper questions, or searching for a more honest and mature spirituality, Commencement offers space to begin again. God is not afraid of our questions, and sometimes faith is not falling apart—it is growing into something deeper, wiser, and more authentic.

Commencement: Wisdom for What’s Next is a four-week sermon series about discovering new beginnings even in difficult seasons. Graduation season reminds us that life is always unfolding, and God still meets us in moments of transition, reinvention, and uncertainty. Together, we’ll explore how biblical wisdom helps us move forward with courage, hope, and resilience—even in stressful times. Commencement is also for anyone rethinking or rebuilding their faith. If you are deconstructing, asking deeper questions, or searching for a more honest and mature spirituality, Commencement offers space to begin again. God is not afraid of our questions, and sometimes faith is not falling apart—it is growing into something deeper, wiser, and more authentic.

Commencement: Wisdom for What’s Next is a four-week sermon series about discovering new beginnings even in difficult seasons. Graduation season reminds us that life is always unfolding, and God still meets us in moments of transition, reinvention, and uncertainty. Together, we’ll explore how biblical wisdom helps us move forward with courage, hope, and resilience—even in stressful times. Commencement is also for anyone rethinking or rebuilding their faith. If you are deconstructing, asking deeper questions, or searching for a more honest and mature spirituality, Commencement offers space to begin again. God is not afraid of our questions, and sometimes faith is not falling apart—it is growing into something deeper, wiser, and more authentic.

Commencement: Wisdom for What’s Next is a four-week sermon series about discovering new beginnings even in difficult seasons. Graduation season reminds us that life is always unfolding, and God still meets us in moments of transition, reinvention, and uncertainty. Together, we’ll explore how biblical wisdom helps us move forward with courage, hope, and resilience—even in stressful times. Commencement is also for anyone rethinking or rebuilding their faith. If you are deconstructing, asking deeper questions, or searching for a more honest and mature spirituality, Commencement offers space to begin again. God is not afraid of our questions, and sometimes faith is not falling apart—it is growing into something deeper, wiser, and more authentic.

In a time of constant uncertainty and global upheaval, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and reactive. The outrage machine of our culture pulls us toward fear, anger, and division. In Unanxious: Following Jesus in a Fear-Driven World, we’ll explore how Jesus invites us into a different way of living—grounded, present, and rooted in trust rather than panic. We’ll wrestle with how to follow Jesus when truth feels distorted by misinformation and competing narratives. How do we stay centered when every voice demands our allegiance? This series will offer practices for discerning truth, resisting manipulation, and living with steady, hopeful faith in confusing times. We’ll also face the deeper anxieties many carry—fear of AI and economic change, along with concerns about health, aging, and mortality. Rather than avoiding these realities, we’ll learn how Jesus meets us in them, forming us into people shaped not by fear, but by courage, compassion, and love.

In a time of constant uncertainty and global upheaval, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and reactive. The outrage machine of our culture pulls us toward fear, anger, and division. In Unanxious: Following Jesus in a Fear-Driven World, we’ll explore how Jesus invites us into a different way of living—grounded, present, and rooted in trust rather than panic. We’ll wrestle with how to follow Jesus when truth feels distorted by misinformation and competing narratives. How do we stay centered when every voice demands our allegiance? This series will offer practices for discerning truth, resisting manipulation, and living with steady, hopeful faith in confusing times. We’ll also face the deeper anxieties many carry—fear of AI and economic change, along with concerns about health, aging, and mortality. Rather than avoiding these realities, we’ll learn how Jesus meets us in them, forming us into people shaped not by fear, but by courage, compassion, and love.

In a time of constant uncertainty and global upheaval, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and reactive. The outrage machine of our culture pulls us toward fear, anger, and division. In Unanxious: Following Jesus in a Fear-Driven World, we’ll explore how Jesus invites us into a different way of living—grounded, present, and rooted in trust rather than panic. We’ll wrestle with how to follow Jesus when truth feels distorted by misinformation and competing narratives. How do we stay centered when every voice demands our allegiance? This series will offer practices for discerning truth, resisting manipulation, and living with steady, hopeful faith in confusing times. We’ll also face the deeper anxieties many carry—fear of AI and economic change, along with concerns about health, aging, and mortality. Rather than avoiding these realities, we’ll learn how Jesus meets us in them, forming us into people shaped not by fear, but by courage, compassion, and love.