Living Well
Welcome to Living Well.
The Living Well Class (LWC) is a place to grow, not just a place to go. As individuals and as a group, we are drawing near to God and striving to be "living wells" as described in John 4 and 7. As God works in and through us, we build relationships based on our fellowship in Christ and the mission He gave us. During class, we have a time of teaching followed by small group discussions, and we also have social gatherings and evangelistic Bible studies throughout the metro.
Living Well meets at 10:45am Sunday mornings in the Lower Level of the Meyer building.
Living Well Sermons
John says he does not give a new commandment, but, wait, he then says he does give a new commandment. What is his point? Find out here as we see that in the OT the saints loved by keeping the law, but in the NT the saints keep the law by loving. Love and hate are also defined/explained biblically in this passage.
John says he does not give a new commandment, but, wait, he then says he does give a new commandment. What is his point? Find out here as we see that in the OT the saints loved by keeping the law, but in the NT the saints keep the law by loving. Love and hate are also defined/explained biblically in this passage.
John says he does not give a new commandment, but, wait, he then says he does give a new commandment. What is his point? Find out here as we see that in the OT the saints loved by keeping the law, but in the NT the saints keep the law by loving. Love and hate are also defined/explained biblically in this passage.
John says he does not give a new commandment, but, wait, he then says he does give a new commandment. What is his point? Find out here as we see that in the OT the saints loved by keeping the law, but in the NT the saints keep the law by loving. Love and hate are also defined/explained biblically in this passage.
John says he does not give a new commandment, but, wait, he then says he does give a new commandment. What is his point? Find out here as we see that in the OT the saints loved by keeping the law, but in the NT the saints keep the law by loving. Love and hate are also defined/explained biblically in this passage.
John says he does not give a new commandment, but, wait, he then says he does give a new commandment. What is his point? Find out here as we see that in the OT the saints loved by keeping the law, but in the NT the saints keep the law by loving. Love and hate are also defined/explained biblically in this passage.
John says he does not give a new commandment, but, wait, he then says he does give a new commandment. What is his point? Find out here as we see that in the OT the saints loved by keeping the law, but in the NT the saints keep the law by loving. Love and hate are also defined/explained biblically in this passage.
John says he does not give a new commandment, but, wait, he then says he does give a new commandment. What is his point? Find out here as we see that in the OT the saints loved by keeping the law, but in the NT the saints keep the law by loving. Love and hate are also defined/explained biblically in this passage.
John says he does not give a new commandment, but, wait, he then says he does give a new commandment. What is his point? Find out here as we see that in the OT the saints loved by keeping the law, but in the NT the saints keep the law by loving. Love and hate are also defined/explained biblically in this passage.
John says he does not give a new commandment, but, wait, he then says he does give a new commandment. What is his point? Find out here as we see that in the OT the saints loved by keeping the law, but in the NT the saints keep the law by loving. Love and hate are also defined/explained biblically in this passage.
Chris Best is the missions pastor at Midtown Baptist Temple, where he also leads the Living Well adults class.