Jacob's Well

Jesus died for you.  Through the last week of Jesus’ life we see a man who was arrested in place of...Read More

Jesus came to show us what love looks like.  He came to destroy the power of evil by disproving the...Read More

To be human is to ask the question why do we suffer?  When someone is experiencing pain there is no...Read More

Love can be a drug and chemistry can cloud our thinking.  But love is intended to be a verb and a beautiful...Read More

Memphis is plagued by 3 major problems:  racism, addiction, and poverty.  Jacob’s Well loves our city through a lens of...Read More

Unlimited money and power are offered to Jesus, but at a price.  Later he would say, “What would it profit...Read More

What does it mean to test God?  Testing God is when we haven’t prayed or planned and just jump expecting...Read More

Our insatiable appetite for more will never be enough.   Jesus knew this and was prepared when tempted with turning...Read More

Matthew 4 tells an epic story of Jesus in the wilderness that teaches us about who we are and who we...Read More

In the midst of the anxiety and stress of the holidays the gospel promises us peace and commands us to...Read More

Many of us have experienced dysfunctional holidays and have become jaded about all the Christmas cheer.  But the story of...Read More

  Job’s riches quickly were lost.  But his sufferings finally come to an end as well.  The things of this...Read More

Job Couldn’t let go. He was under attack and was doing his best to stand strong. First he came under...Read More

Job 4:3-9, 17-21 6:14, 24-30 When people in recovery talk about progress not perfection it doesn’t mean that people should not try to be the best they can be. But if we always aim for perfection we will consistently disappoint ourselves so maybe we ought to try shooting for something a little less ambitious.  If we can make an honest attempt at overcoming one character defect at a time by God’s grace we will be moving closer to perfection.  But if we knew that we had arrived, our pride for having done so would set us back again!  That’s why John Wesley said that anyone who was walking in Christian Perfection, did so unknowingly. The point is that by setting the more realistic goal of progress rather than perfection the individual is far more likely to achieve their aim.   Job 4:3-9 – Job’s friends believed that if you weren’t perfect, you got what was...Read More

Job “There once was a man named Job.”  This is how writers start parables and history books and biographies and...Read More

In John 2:1-12 Jesus graces a wedding at Cana and he showed up at the Tedesco wedding at Jacob’s Well....Read More

2 Corinthians 8:9  You know the generous grace of our Lord Jesus Christ. Though he was rich, yet for your...Read More

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