The King's Well Church

A Sharing, Caring, and Devout owner, Master, and Father

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 03:05:59 GMT

Why do the righteous suffer? In this message, Pastor John Kelly explores, Job 1 which introduces us to a faithful servant whose life is devastated in a single day, yet who continues to trust and worship God. As we explore God's sovereignty, Satan's accusations, and Job's remarkable faith, we are reminded that even our deepest trials are never outside the Lord's control. Ultimately, this passage points us to Jesus Christ, the faithful Sufferer, who gives us hope in the midst of every storm.

The Reign and Victory of the Priest-King: Psalm 110

Mon, 15 Jun 2026 16:37:35 GMT

Psalm 110 is one of the most quoted and significant psalms in the New Testament, revealing the identity and reign of the promised Messiah. In this message, we explore David’s prophetic vision of the Lord’s Anointed; an eternal King who sits at God’s right hand, rules over His enemies, and serves as a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek. Far from being merely a future hope, Psalm 110 calls us to recognize the present reign of Christ and respond with faith, worship, and obedience. Join us as we discover how this royal psalm points us to Jesus, our victorious King, faithful High Priest, and sovereign Lord who is advancing His kingdom until all things are placed under His feet.

Wisdom that Saves: Proverbs 8

Mon, 08 Jun 2026 20:57:50 GMT

In this episode, we explore Proverbs 8 and the gracious invitation of wisdom to all who are willing to listen. Wisdom calls out in the ordinary places of life, offering something far more valuable than silver, gold, or earthly success. She teaches us that true wisdom begins with the fear of the LORD, leads us away from pride and evil, and enables us to walk according to God’s good design for His world. This passage challenges us to consider the voices that shape our decisions and the desires that direct our lives. Join us as we hear wisdom’s call to choose the path of life and are reminded that the fullness of God’s wisdom is found in Jesus Christ, the One who calls us to follow Him.

Meaningful Worship: Malachi 1: 6-14

Mon, 01 Jun 2026 04:59:33 GMT

In this episode, we explore Malachi 1:6–14 and God’s confrontation of a worship that had become careless and half-hearted. Through the prophet Malachi, the Lord rebukes His people for offering blemished sacrifices and treating worship as a burden rather than a privilege. Beneath their outward actions lay a deeper issue of the heart, a failure to honor and treasure God as the great King He is. This passage challenges us to examine whether our worship has become routine, divided, or merely convenient. Join us as we consider God’s call to sincere devotion and are reminded that He is worthy not of our leftovers, but of our wholehearted love, honor, and worship.

God's Mission Through a Broken People: Nehemiah 2

Sun, 24 May 2026 21:20:36 GMT

In this episode, we journey through Nehemiah 2 and witness the beginning of God’s work of restoration through His servant Nehemiah. Burdened by the brokenness of Jerusalem, Nehemiah steps forward in prayerful dependence and courageous faith as he approaches the king and receives favor for the task ahead. As he arrives in Jerusalem and surveys the ruined walls, we see a leader moved not by personal ambition but by a desire for God’s glory and the good of God’s people. This passage reminds us that God often stirs His people to act, opens doors in His timing, and calls us to participate in His work of renewal even in the face of opposition. Join us as we consider what it means to trust God, lead faithfully, and rise up to build what He is restoring.

God rebuilds what sin ruined: Ezra 6: 13-22

Mon, 18 May 2026 03:18:54 GMT

In this episode, we explore Ezra 6:13–22 and the joyful completion and dedication of the rebuilt temple. After years of delay, opposition, and uncertainty, God proves faithful to His promises as His people finish the work He called them to do. The chapter moves from celebration in worship to the renewed observance of Passover, reminding us that restoration is not only about rebuilding structures but about restoring hearts to fellowship with God

Faithful in Babylon: Daniel 1

Mon, 11 May 2026 03:37:01 GMT

In this episode, we journey through Daniel 1, where young exiles are taken from Jerusalem into Babylon and pressured to conform to a foreign kingdom. Yet in the middle of compromise, temptation, and uncertainty, Daniel and his friends remain faithful to the Lord. This passage reminds us that God is still sovereign even in exile, that holiness matters in a hostile culture, and that quiet faithfulness can become a powerful witness. Join us as we explore courage, conviction, and the sustaining grace of God in Daniel 1.

When God Restores What Sin Ruined: Ezekiel 36: 16-38

Mon, 04 May 2026 19:40:25 GMT

In this episode, we explore Ezekiel 36:16–38 and the powerful promise that God restores what sin has ruined. Israel’s story is one of failure, exile, and brokenness but it doesn’t end there. God steps in, not because His people deserve it, but for the sake of His holy name. He promises cleansing from sin, a new heart, and a new spirit, transforming His people from the inside out.

This passage reminds us that restoration isn’t something we achieve; it’s something God accomplishes by His grace. Where sin brings defilement and destruction, God brings renewal, life, and hope. Join us as we reflect on the depth of our need, the power of God’s mercy, and the beauty of His promise to make all things new.

A Heart Made New: Jeremiah 31: 31-40

Mon, 27 Apr 2026 19:02:55 GMT

In this episode, we explore Jeremiah 31:31–40, where God promises a new covenant, not written on stone, but on the hearts of His people. Spoken in the midst of exile and brokenness, this passage reveals a future marked by forgiveness, restoration, and an unbreakable relationship with God. We unpack what it means for God to internalize His law, to fully forgive sin, and to rebuild what was once broken. From personal transformation to the hope of lasting renewal, this sermon invites us to see how God’s promises move beyond external religion into deep, life-changing connection.

Join us as we consider how this new covenant still speaks today, offering hope, identity, and a foundation that cannot be shaken.

Course Correction: 2 Kings 17: 1-23

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 23:12:00 GMT

In this episode, Mr. Ramon Rivera explores Second Book of Kings 17:1–23 and the tragic fall of the northern kingdom of Israel. As Assyria rises to power and ultimately conquers Israel, we see that this defeat is not just political, it is deeply spiritual. The passage reflects on generations of disobedience, idolatry, and rejection of God’s prophets, revealing why judgment finally comes. This story invites us to consider the seriousness of persistent sin, the patience of God who continually warns His people, and the consequences of turning away from Him. As we walk through these verses, we’ll see that exile is not merely an event, but the result of a long pattern of unfaithfulness pointing us to the need for repentance and a faithful God who still works even in judgment.

The Kingdom Comes Apart: 1 Kings 12-16

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 23:11:56 GMT

In this episode, we explore Book of 1 Kings 12–16 and the dramatic division of Israel following Solomon’s reign. As Rehoboam’s harsh leadership fractures the kingdom and Jeroboam establishes rival worship in the north, we witness how quickly hearts and nations can turn from God. Through the rise of flawed kings and the deepening pattern of idolatry, culminating in the reign of Ahab and Jezebel, this passage invites us to consider the weight of leadership, the danger of compromised worship, and the consequences of a divided heart. As we walk through these chapters, we’ll see how turning from God leads to chaos and decline, ultimately pointing us to the need for a faithful King who leads His people in truth and righteousness.

The Empty Tomb: Luke 24: 1-12

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 02:00:48 GMT

In this hope-filled episode, we turn to Gospel of Luke 24:1–12, where the women arrive at the tomb expecting death, but encounter the astonishing reality of resurrection. As the stone is rolled away and the tomb stands empty, angelic voices the risen Christ, reminding us that Jesus keeps His promises. We explore the initial disbelief of the disciples, Peter’s urgent response, and the life-altering truth that death has been defeated. Join us as we reflect on the power of the resurrection, the faithfulness of God, and the invitation to move from doubt to belief.

The King at the Cross: Mark 15: 33-39

Sat, 04 Apr 2026 16:56:13 GMT

In this powerful episode, we reflect on Gospel of Mark 15:33–39, where darkness covers the land and Jesus cries out from the cross, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” As we walk through this sobering moment, we consider the weight of sin, the depth of Christ’s suffering, and the tearing of the temple curtain that signifies a new way into God’s presence. Finally, we witness the unexpected confession of the Roman centurion, declaring, “Surely this man was the Son of God.” Join us as we explore the meaning of the cross, the cost of redemption, and the hope revealed even in the darkest hour.

The King we Missed: Luke 19: 28-44

Wed, 01 Apr 2026 07:00:23 GMT

In this episode, we explore Luke 19:28–44 and the powerful contrast between celebration and sorrow. As Jesus enters Jerusalem to shouts of praise, He also weeps over the city, revealing hearts that longed for deliverance yet missed their King. Join us as we reflect on what it means to truly recognize Christ and respond to His call for peace and surrender.

The Glorious Promise of God's King: 1 Kings 10: 1-13

Wed, 25 Mar 2026 00:20:50 GMT

In this episode, Mr. Caleb Smith explores 1 Kings 10:1–13 and the remarkable visit of the Queen of Sheba to King Solomon. Drawn by the fame of Solomon’s wisdom and the name of the Lord, she arrives with hard questions and leaves overwhelmed by what she encounters. This passage invites us to consider the nature of true wisdom, the witness of God’s people to the world, and the way God’s blessings are meant to point beyond themselves to His glory. As we unpack this story, we’ll see how God’s wisdom not only answers life’s deepest questions but also draws seekers from afar, ultimately pointing us to a greater King whose riches and wisdom never fail.

The House God Builds and the Greater Glory to Come: 1 King 6

Mon, 16 Mar 2026 22:17:38 GMT

In this episode, we explore the construction of the temple under King Solomon as recorded in First Kings chapter 6. After generations of anticipation since the days of King David, the long-awaited temple for the Lord finally begins to take shape in Jerusalem. The chapter carefully describes the beauty, craftsmanship, and sacred design of the temple, cedar walls, gold overlay, and intricate carvings, all reflecting the holiness and glory of God. Yet in the middle of the construction details comes a powerful reminder from the Lord: His presence among His people depends not merely on a building, but on their obedience to His word. Join us as we reflect on what the temple represented for Israel, how it pointed forward to God dwelling with His people, and how this passage ultimately prepares us for the greater fulfillment of God’s presence through Christ.

The King, the Covenant, and the Forever House: 2 Samuel 7

Mon, 09 Mar 2026 00:17:17 GMT

In this episode, we explore one of the most significant promises in all of Scripture found in Second Book of Samuel chapter 7. When King David desires to build a house for the Lord, God responds with something far greater, a promise to build David a house instead. Through the prophet Nathan, God establishes a covenant declaring that David’s throne will endure forever. This passage not only reveals God’s grace and faithfulness but also points forward to the ultimate King, Jesus Christ, whose eternal kingdom fulfills this promise.

The Cost of a King: 1 Samuel 8

Sun, 01 Mar 2026 22:56:13 GMT

In this episode on 1 Samuel 8, we explore the pivotal moment when the aging prophet Samuel faces Israel’s demand for a king “like all the other nations,” revealing a deeper spiritual struggle beneath a political request. As Samuel’s sons fail to lead faithfully, the elders’ plea exposes issues of trust, identity, and rejection of God’s direct rule. We unpack God’s response, Samuel’s solemn warning about the heavy cost of human kingship, and the powerful themes of leadership, security, and conformity that still resonate today.

Ingenious Wickedness: Judges 21

Mon, 23 Feb 2026 02:34:12 GMT

Judges 21 recounts the tragic aftermath of Israel’s civil war against Benjamin, as the nation realizes one of its own tribes is on the verge of extinction. Bound by a reckless oath not to give their daughters in marriage to the surviving Benjaminites, the Israelites attempt to solve the crisis through further violence and moral compromise, attacking Jabesh - Gilead to seize young women and later permitting the abduction of women from Shiloh. Rather than seeking the Lord in repentance, they rely on human schemes that only deepen the chaos. The book closes with its sobering refrain: “In those days there was no king in Israel. Everyone did what was right in his own eyes,” underscoring the spiritual disorder of the time and pointing to the desperate need for righteous, godly leadership.

When God Gives Us What We Choose: Judges 2: 6-23

Wed, 18 Feb 2026 22:44:48 GMT

In Judges 2:6–23, we see the heartbreaking turning point in Israel’s story, a new generation rises that does not know the Lord or remember His mighty works. As the people abandon God and chase after idols, a tragic cycle begins: rebellion, oppression, crying out, and rescue. Yet even in Israel’s unfaithfulness, God’s mercy remains evident as He raises up judges to deliver them. This passage reveals both the seriousness of spiritual forgetfulness and the patience of a faithful God who continues to pursue His people despite their repeated failures. Join us as we explore the warning, the hope, and the call to remain rooted in remembrance, obedience, and covenant faithfulness in every generation.

The Battle Belongs to Lord: Joshua 6: 1-20

Mon, 09 Feb 2026 20:57:07 GMT

Imagine staring at a problem so big it feels permanent. Not just a hurdle, more like a wall. And everybody around you is living as if it’ll never move. That’s Joshua 6. Israel is finally in the land… and their first obstacle is Jericho, sealed up, locked down, built to intimidate. But God doesn’t hand them a smarter version of human strength. He hands them obedience that looks foolish to the world: marching, silence, trumpets… then one loud shout. And when the walls fall, it’s clear: this wasn’t their victory story, it was God’s. And the same Lord who brought walls down then still meets us in the battles we can’t win on our own. Let’s open the text.”

Courage that Counts: Joshua 1: 1-9

Mon, 02 Feb 2026 04:10:46 GMT

After the death of Moses, Israel stands on the edge of promise and uncertainty. In Joshua 1:1–9, God speaks into a moment of transition, calling Joshua to step forward in faith, courage, and obedience. This passage reveals that God’s promises do not expire with leadership changes, and His presence goes with His people wherever He sends them. As Joshua is commissioned to lead, we hear God’s repeated command: “Be strong and courageous.” Not because the road ahead will be easy, but because the Lord Himself will go before them. In this episode, we explore how strength and courage flow from trusting God’s Word, obeying His commands, and resting in the assurance that He will never leave nor forsake His people. This is a call to move forward anchored in God’s promises and empowered by His presence.

Access Granted: Leviticus 16

Wed, 28 Jan 2026 00:45:49 GMT

Leviticus 16 brings us into the heart of Israel’s worship on the Day of Atonement, the one day each year when blood was carried behind the veil and the sins of the people were dealt with before a holy God. In this episode, we explore the weight of God’s holiness, the seriousness of sin, and the mercy woven into the sacrificial system through the high priest, the scapegoat, and the covering God Himself provides. More than ancient ritual, this chapter points forward to the greater High Priest who would enter once for all, not with the blood of goats, but with His own. Leviticus 16 invites us to see that forgiveness is costly, access to God is a gift, and grace has always been God’s plan.

When God Moves In: Exodus 40

Tue, 20 Jan 2026 01:35:32 GMT

After the rescue, the journey, and the long season of waiting, God finally takes up residence among His people. In Exodus 40, the tabernacle is completed, and the glory of the Lord fills it, signaling that God is not distant but dwells with those He has redeemed. This episode explores what it means when God moves in: How His presence leads, sanctifies, and defines His people. From the cloud and the fire to the promise of abiding nearness, we see a God who chooses to dwell with His people, and ultimately points us forward to Christ, Emmanuel, God with us.

Saved before we're commanded: Exodus 19 -20:17

Tue, 20 Jan 2026 00:05:03 GMT

Before God gives the law, He first reveals Himself as a saving God calling His people out of bondage and into covenant relationship. In Exodus 19 through 20:17, we see God prepare Israel to meet Him, and then give the Ten Commandments as a response to His mercy. This episode explores the truth that we are not saved by obedience, but saved before we are commanded, so that our obedience flows out of gratitude, not fear. As we study God’s holy law, we discover it doesn’t only expose our sin; it points us to the grace that sets us free and the Savior who fulfills it all.

Faithful Under Pressure: Exodus 1: 1-14

Tue, 20 Jan 2026 00:05:01 GMT

When life becomes overwhelming and oppression feels unstoppable, it’s easy to lose hope. In Exodus 1:1–14, we witness God’s people under intense pressure, forced into slavery, suffering under harsh rule, and facing a future that seems impossible. This episode explores what it means to remain faithful when the world tries to crush your identity, your freedom, and your destiny. Even in the darkest seasons, God is present, and His promises are still alive. Through suffering and pressure, He is shaping a people who will one day be set free, revealing that God’s power is often made known most clearly in our weakest moments.

Unashamed of the Gospel: Romans 1: 16-17

Mon, 19 Jan 2026 22:32:51 GMT

In this episode, we dive into Paul’s bold declaration that the gospel is the power of God for salvation. From first to last, righteousness comes by faith and this good news transforms lives without apology or shame. Join us as we explore what it means to live unashamed, rooted in the gospel that reveals God’s grace and calls us to faith in Jesus Christ.

Jesus Our King: Isaiah 9: 1-7

Mon, 19 Jan 2026 22:32:48 GMT

In this episode, we look to Isaiah 9:1–7 and the promise of a coming King who brings light into darkness. We explore how Jesus fulfills this prophecy as the rightful ruler whose kingdom is marked by justice, peace, and no end. Join us as we behold Christ the King, the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace, reigning with hope for all nations.

Jesus Our Priest: Zechariah 6: 1-15

Mon, 19 Jan 2026 22:32:46 GMT

In this episode, we turn to Zechariah 6:1–15 to see Jesus revealed as our Priest, the One who unites the crown and calling, interceding for us before God. Through the vision of the Branch, we explore how Christ fulfills this prophecy as the true Priest who brings peace between God and humanity and builds a kingdom marked by righteousness and rest.

Jesus Our Prophet, Isaiah 61: 1-11

Mon, 19 Jan 2026 22:32:43 GMT

What does it mean when Jesus declares, “The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me”? In this episode, we explore Isaiah 61 and how Jesus fulfills it as our Prophet, God’s chosen voice who proclaims good news to the poor, freedom to the captives, and hope to the brokenhearted. Join us as we uncover how this ancient promise comes alive in Christ and speaks powerfully to our lives today.

The God who works through our Sins: Genesis 37: 1-11

Mon, 19 Jan 2026 23:55:18 GMT

In a world shaped by brokenness and betrayal, it can be hard to see God at work especially when sin is the driving force behind the story. In Genesis 37:1–11, we meet Joseph, his dreams, and the jealousy that begins to fracture his family. This episode explores how God can use even our worst moments, our pride, envy, and selfishness, to move His redemptive plan forward. Though sin is real and consequences are severe, God is not defeated by our failures. He is sovereignly weaving His purposes through the mess, pointing toward a greater story of restoration, grace, and unexpected hope.

The Grip of Grace: Genesis 32: 22-32

Mon, 19 Jan 2026 23:52:08 GMT

When life feels like a struggle we can’t win, God doesn’t leave us to fight alone, He meets us in the middle of the night. In Genesis 32:22–32, Jacob wrestles with God and emerges forever changed, not because he earned blessing, but because grace held him fast. This episode explores what it means to be transformed by an encounter with the divine, when our fear, pride, and desperation collide with God’s mercy. The grip of grace doesn’t just change our circumstances; it changes our identity, our destiny, and the way we walk forward.

When the Struggle Feels Too Real: Genesis 25: 19-34

Mon, 19 Jan 2026 23:47:30 GMT

Some seasons of life feel heavy, unfair, and confusing like the struggle is all you can see. In Genesis 25:19–34, we encounter the real human tension between promise and pain, between destiny and disappointment, and between God’s purposes and our messy reality. This episode explores the story of Isaac and Rebekah, the birth of Jacob and Esau, and the deep questions that rise when family, rivalry, and longing collide. Even when the struggle feels too real, God is still at work, shaping His story and His people in ways we may not understand, yet can still trust.

Walking by Faith: Genesis 12: 1-9

Mon, 19 Jan 2026 23:43:27 GMT

When God calls Abram to leave the familiar and step into the unknown, He invites him into a life defined not by sight, but by faith. In Genesis 12:1–9, we see God’s gracious initiative, His covenant promises, and Abram’s obedient response, imperfect yet trusting. This episode explores what it means to walk by faith, to trust God’s promises when the path ahead is unclear, and to believe that God is working not only for our good, but for the blessing of the world. The journey of faith begins with hearing God’s call—and taking the next step.

Hope in the Shadow of the Fall: Genesis 3:15

Mon, 19 Jan 2026 22:32:55 GMT

In the aftermath of humanity’s rebellion, when sin and brokenness enter the world, God speaks a word of hope. In Genesis 3:15 the first gospel promise, we see that even in the shadow of the Fall, God is already at work to redeem. This episode explores how God’s promise of a coming Savior reveals His mercy, His faithfulness, and His unstoppable plan to defeat sin and death. Long before the cross and the empty tomb, hope was planted in the soil of a broken world—and that hope still anchors us today.

The Story that Changes Everything: Luke 24: 44-47

Mon, 19 Jan 2026 22:32:54 GMT

What if the entire Bible is telling one unified story and you’re meant to live inside it? In Luke 24:44–47, the risen Jesus opens the Scriptures and reveals that everything points to Him: His suffering, His resurrection, and the proclamation of repentance and forgiveness of sins to all nations. In this episode, we explore how God’s redemptive story reaches its climax in Christ and how understanding His story reshapes our identity, our purpose, and our hope. This is the story that changes everything and it’s still unfolding in us today.