The Well Church Foley

There’s a kind of tired that sleep can’t fix.
You can get 8 hours, drink the coffee, take a weekend off—and still feel worn out on the inside.

Tired of pretending.
Tired of performing.
Tired of carrying guilt, worry, or emptiness.
Tired of feeling like you have to hold everything together for everyone.

Jesus once said:
“Come to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”

Not just physical rest, rest for your soul.
Rest from constant proving.
Rest from the pressure to be enough for everyone.
Rest from the shame you don’t talk about with anyone.

If you’re spiritually tired, you don’t have to stay there.
You don’t have to keep numbing yourself or pushing through alone.

At The Well, we want to be a place where it’s safe to say:
“I’m not okay.”
“I’m not sure what I believe.”
“I’m struggling.”

And where you can encounter a God who meets you in that honesty with compassion, not condemnation.

On Sundays at 10am, we create space to:
- Breathe and reset in worship
- Hear practical teaching about Jesus and real life
- Be encouraged by people who are walking the same road
- Ask questions, slowly and honestly

If you’re tired on the inside, consider this your open door to come and rest, listen, and see what God might want to say to you.

🕙 Sundays at 10am
📍 The OWA Theater
205 S. OWA Blvd.
Foley, AL 36535

🌐 More info: www.thewellfoley.com

Early this week, The Well Church was represented at the South Coastal Ministry Conference as Pastor Doug Walls became ordained through the Wesleyan Church.

Please help us congratulate Pastor Doug and the incredible Walls family!

Sin is the great exchange:
We trade the truth of God for a lie.

Romans 1 says we end up worshiping created things instead of the Creator. That’s not just ancient idol worship—that’s us when we put success, comfort, relationships, or even family above God.

Question to reflect on:
👉 What am I exchanging today? Where am I trading God’s truth for something that looks good but will ultimately hurt me?

Take time to ask God to show you what you’ve been suppressing or hiding—and invite Him to be first again.

Hey families, this invite is for you!

If you’re looking for a church where your kids are loved, taught about Jesus, and have fun while you’re being poured into, come check out The Well this Sunday.



Sundays @ 10am
OWA Theater • 205 S. OWA Blvd., Foley, AL
www.thewellfoley.com

Join us at 205 OWA Blvd this morning at 10am for worship, fellowship, and a wonderful word.

Come as you are. We can't wait to see you!

“We are in this struggle together.” (Philippians 1:30)

You weren’t made to follow Jesus alone. You need:
• People who lift your arms when you’re weak
• Friends who tell you the truth in love
• A church family that refuses to give up on you

Authentic biblical community means we carry one another through the battles. Who are you walking with?

Connect with us at OWA Theater at 10am on Sundays.

The gospel isn’t just about where you go when you die, it’s about being changed now. We’re all born with a pull toward wrong; only Jesus can change our hearts from the inside out.

Have you ever felt like you can’t change yourself, no matter how hard you try?
You’re not alone and that’s exactly where Jesus meets us.

Whether you are looking for a fresh start, to get connected with a new body, or you are still figuring out what you believe there is a place for you at The Well.

Galatians 5:13 says, “You have been called to live in freedom… But don’t use your freedom to satisfy your sinful nature. Instead, use your freedom to serve one another in love.”

On Sundays we have talked about this hard but important truth:
God didn’t bless us with freedom so we could become complacent, chase comfort, or “build our own little kingdoms.”

He blessed us so we could:
- love our neighbors
- serve in humility
- stand for truth with grace
- send the hope of Jesus to the nations

Let’s not waste our freedom. Let’s use it for Christ.



🕙 Sundays @ 10am

📍 OWA Theater, Foley, AL

🌐 www.thewellfoley.com

In the Old Testament, sacrifices were dead.
In Christ, we’re called to be living sacrifices.

That means:
• Not just a moment on an altar, but a lifetime on one.
• Not just a song on Sunday, but surrender on Monday.

Worship is not dying on an altar; it’s living on one.

👉 What’s one area God is asking you to surrender this week?