When God speaks, do we actually recognize His voice, or do we mistake it for the systems and structures around us? In this full-hour teaching from The Well LC, we dive into 1 Samuel 3 to look at the transition from spiritual silence to radical prophetic alignment. Just like the young boy Samuel sleeping next to the Ark, we often have to be trained to discern the frequency of Heaven.

True prophetic ministry isn't a polished stage performance or a transactional religious event—it is a natural outworking of covenantal surrender. In this intimate session, we also take a brief moment to unpack the table of the Lord’s Supper, shattering the complex religious legalism around it so that everyone can understand the beautiful, simple reality of communing with Jesus.

Please Note: This raw audio was captured live during an active, powerful night of prophetic ministry. While we have edited the recording to protect the privacy of personal ministry moments, you will hear a good amount of ambient background noise from the room. We invite you to lean past the noise, rest with Abba, and discover what it looks like to respond with a simple: "Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening."

What happens when the rules of religion tell you that you are a second-class citizen?

In this live, roundtable conversation recorded at The Well LC, Mrs. Diana Eddy shares her deeply personal journey of breaking free from religious performance. From navigating legalistic expectations about external appearance—like wearing mini skirts—to uncovering her true identity in Christ, Diana talks about the moment she realized she no longer had to perform to be loved by God.

If you have ever felt burdened by the pressure to measure up to a religious system, this raw and honest testimony will remind you of the real freedom, partnership, and unconditional love found in Jesus.

Thank you, Mrs. Diana Eddy, for sharing your journey with us!

We are really, really good at taking something beautifully simple and turning it into an over-engineered mess.

In this raw and unfiltered episode, we are stripping away the religious formulas, the heavy walls, and the endless "busywork" of church culture to get back to the basics of faith. Using a messy, firsthand look at clearing out literal, foul-smelling beaver dams, we break down how "religious junk" acts as a barrier in our lives. When we hoard head knowledge, nurse old hurts, and get hyper-focused on looking perfect, we dam up the living water.

Our faith stops flowing, it becomes stagnant, and honestly—it stinks.

We look back at the original disciples—normal fishermen with zero seminary degrees who flipped the world upside down simply because they had a life-changing encounter with Jesus. No formulas. No secrets. Just a simple reality: Jesus loves me, I love Him, now let’s go be the light.Finally, we tackle the relentless nature of your calling. If you've been hiding in a "safe little pen" because you think you've messed up too badly for God to use you, think again. Your gifts cannot be outspent. It’s time to tear down the dams and let the water flow.

What if the way you've been reading your Bible and viewing God is completely out of focus?

In this episode, we dive deep into a challenging question: Are we allowing Jesus to show us what God has always been like, or are we letting our understanding of Moses determine what Jesus must be like?

We tackle the trap of "Cultural Christianity"—where the culture around us shapes our faith rather than Christ shaping our character. From shifting our prayers from "give me patience" to "show me what breaks your heart," to examining the dangerous religious mob in Acts 7, we unmask how easy it is to do the wrong thing while claiming to defend God.

Finally, we unpack the Beatitudes to discover what it truly means to be "blessed." Hint: It’s not a temporary happy feeling or getting lucky. It’s an unshakable, rock-solid security under the proud, approving smile of God.

Grab your Bibles, put on your "Jesus glasses," and let’s dive into Matthew 5 and Acts 7.

Have you ever felt like you're downloading a message from God, but the wheel is just spinning? You're buffering, waiting for the pieces to come together? This week, the picture became crystal clear.

In Ezekiel 22:30, God says, “I looked for someone among them who would build up the wall and stand in the gap before me on their behalf... but I found no one.”

Think about that. Let it rest in your heart. We all have a gap we are called to stand in—for a person, a city, a community, or a child. But standing in the gap isn’t clean, and it rarely happens on our timeline. True, radical, self-giving love means remaining faithful whether it takes two minutes or twenty years.In this live message, we dive deep into what it actually looks like to hold up each other's arms:

• The Battle of Exodus 17: Joshua won the war not because Moses' arms were held up and the battle instantly stopped, but because Aaron and Hur stayed steady through a whole day of grueling, ongoing warfare.
• The Reality of the "Punching Bag": Drawing from raw experience working on an ambulance, we look at how hurting people thrash, kick, and scream at the very people trying to save them. Radical love means staying in the gap even when it hurts.
• Bypassing the Blame (John 9): When the disciples saw the blind man, they wanted a theological debate: "Who sinned?" But Jesus didn't care about the backstory. If you show up to the ER with a broken leg, you don't want a lecture on how you fell off the ladder—you just want the doctor to fix it. Jesus was strictly concerned with restoration.

• When: Every Saturday Night at 5:00 PM
• Where: The Well LC Moulton
• Come join us this weekend!

Stop looking for who got what wrong. Stop agreeing with the report of destruction, and start standing in the gap for restoration. The person you are holding up today might just be the one breathing life back into you tomorrow. Because love never fails.

📍 EXPERIENCE IT LIVE:
This message was recorded live at The Well LC Moulton. We don't just want you to listen—we want you to belong. Come sit with us, mess and all.

Standing in the Gap | Rise Men’s Conference 2026

At the 2nd Annual Rise Men’s Conference at Family Worship Center in Moulton, Alabama, on September 26, 2026, I had the opportunity to share a message from James 5:16 about the power of prayer and what it means to stand in the gap for others.

We’re not called to live only for ourselves. We’re called to pray for one another, carry each other’s burdens, and believe God for breakthrough in the lives of those around us. This message is a reminder that your prayers matter—and that sometimes someone else’s breakthrough begins when you’re willing to stand in the gap.

“The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective.” — James 5:16

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What do you do when God’s plan for your survival sends you directly into enemy territory, using the exact things you were taught to avoid? In this episode, we dive deep into 1 Kings 17 to uncover the radical, upside-down way God protects and provides for His people.

We walk through how God systematically shatters human traditions and expectations. First, He sustains the prophet Elijah using ravens—scavenger birds considered strictly unclean by Jewish law. Then, instead of keeping Elijah safe in Israel, God sends him directly into Zarephath. This wasn't just a foreign town; it was a Gentile city in Phoenicia, the spiritual epicenter of Baal worship, and the literal hometown of the wicked Queen Jezebel.

Under normal cultural and religious conditions, a holy man of God and a pagan woman would never cross paths, let alone work together. Yet, God orchestrates a multi-year partnership of survival, protection, and radical courage. We unpack how this vulnerable widow risked her life daily to hide Israel’s most wanted prophet, and how God sent love, grace, and bottomless provision straight into the heart of a dark and wicked place.

Key Points Unpacked in This Episode

• The Shock of the Ravens: Why God used naturally selfish, unclean birds to deliver clean, life-sustaining bread and meat.
• Sustained in Jezebel's Backyard: The profound irony of God feeding His prophet supernaturally right under the nose of the enemy, proving Baal had absolutely no power over the drought.
• A Multi-Year Risk: Looking at the immense daily courage of a Gentile widow who didn't initially know Yahweh, yet stepped out in faith for years to sustain a man of God.
• Love Across Borders: How God crosses deep cultural, religious, and political barriers to bring life where there is only death.

Scripture References

• 1 Kings 17 (The Elijah, Raven, and Widow narrative)

• Leviticus 11:15 (The dietary law regarding unclean birds)

• Luke 4:25-26 (Jesus' own commentary on the widow of Zarephath)

What do you do when the safety nets fail and your world comes crashing down around you for everyone to see?

In this audio teaching, we dive into 1 Samuel 30 to watch David return home to Ziklag—only to find his town burned to the ground and his family taken.

When his own men turned against him in grief, David didn't run to hide in shame. Instead, the scripture reveals a radical truth: David strengthened himself in the Lord. Even under the Old Covenant, David recognized that God was not a distant, angry judge waiting to punish him—He was a present, protective Shepherd.What we unpack in this episode:

• The Smoldering Ruins of Ziklag: Facing the moments where the systems we thought would protect us completely collapse.
• The Valley of the Shadow (Psalm 23): Why walking through the darkness proves the Shepherd is actively using His rod to guide and keep what He calls valuable safe.
• Our Daily Bread (Matthew 6): How Jesus' promise of daily provision guarantees that the Master Weaver will supply exactly what we need to survive the battle today.
• The Unbroken Covenant: Realizing that if God is for us, no tragedy or enemy can separate us from His plan of complete restoration.

You don't have to carry the weight of a broken situation on your own power. Learn how to pull the reality of Heaven down to Earth and find your absolute security in the Father today.Come Join us at the Well Lc Saturday nights 5pm