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Digging Wells: Why It Matters By Chantelle Keblusek We weren’t meant to live pit to pit—we were meant to live connected to the Source. This series invites you to learn the ancient, sacred practice of digging spiritual wells—of meeting God in the secret place, not just in joy, but in struggle too. Because the difference between a pit and a well is purpose: one buries, the other revives. Let’s dig.

One of our core values in ministry is this: friendship comes before, during, and after function. Ministry built on relationship flows deeper, with more unity and lasting fruit. We don’t just want to preach and move on—we want to walk with people, build trust, and advance the Kingdom together. That’s what opened the door for us in France, and it’s how we aim to keep building. In God’s family, friendship should always come first.

Healing begins when we see God as a faithful, loving Father—not through the lens of past pain, but through His endless grace and truth.

Ascribe greatness to the Lord through praise, gratitude, and worship, acknowledging His power and faithfulness in all things. 1 Chron. 16:29

A testimony of faith, protection, and God's grace—discover the power of His Word in life's challenges.

Building, according to God’s pattern, will last. Therefore, we need to build with purpose, passion, and unity.

Jesus taught us to pray "Your Kingdom come on earth as it is in heaven"—a powerful call to manifest heavenly realities in our daily lives.

God moves beyond us worldwide. The Lord's Prayer shows how to bring His kingdom here. Worship Him intimately first, then His rule manifests

"Faith is our response to God's initiative. It's not about quantity but the object of our faith—Jesus. This friendship with God, not achieve