Getwell hosts worship on campus and online each Sunday at 9:30 & 11AM.
Worship at our Hernando Campus takes place at 9 & 10:30AM.
ON CAMPUS WORSHIP
The Getwell family meets for worship in the Family Life Center (FLC) every Sunday at 9:30 & 11AM.
ONLINE WORSHIP
Getwell hosts worship on our live stream and Facebook Live platforms every week. If you are not able to join us in person, please join us online! If you attend online and are a member or regular attender at Getwell, please let us know by registering your attendance using the ShelbyNEXT Membership app. If you're brand new to Getwell, we would love to know you are joining us online! CLICK HERE to complete a quick form so we can say hello.
CURRENT MESSAGE SERIES:
June 2/Communion Sun - “But God” – Hunter Upton
Scripture: Ephesians 2:1-10
One of the most important phrases to our life in Christ comes from two (not so) little words: But God. Knowing what God’s Word says about who we are, what God has done, and what to expect from there has tremendous impact on our life from here on out. All because of God’s grace, we can experience abundant life.
June 9 - “The Redeemed Runaway” – Jason Grissom
Scripture: Philemon 1-25
Details coming soon!
June 16/Father’s Day - “The Days of Elijah” – Greg Meek
Scripture: 1
Kings 16 - 2 Kings 2
The story of Elijah can be a comfort and encouragement to us. Being a strong person of God does not mean that we will never feel discouraged, but rather, it means looking to God when faced with adversity. Time after time Elijah‘s faith, obedience and courage were tested yet he constantly saw God’s power displayed in his weakness.
June 23 - “God’s Answer to the World’s Biggest Problem” – Jonathan Wallace
Scripture: Genesis 2 & 3
The world is a broken and hurting place full of broken and hurting people. The world's biggest problem is rooted in a belief that there is something better than God and what God offers. This belief leads many to engage in empty and even dangerous pursuits. We trade what we want most for what we think we want now. People are lost, confused, lonely, and hurting. The good news is that God is neither surprised nor unprepared. God foresaw the problem and provided for the perfect remedy at the perfect time.
June 30/Baptism Sunday - “A Heart Like Jesus” – Jonathan Wallace
Scripture: Philippians 2
The practical goal of every Christian is to look more like Jesus day after day. Every day is an opportunity to let the Holy Spirit transform the heart. Central to this journey is to do what Jesus called
us to do- "Take up your cross and follow (Him)." This means that we have to let go of what we think we deserve, are owed, or want for the sake of serving Jesus and making much of Him. We follow His lead in choosing to serve rather than be served, to obey rather than insist on our own way, and glorify God rather than glorifying ourselves. In return we gain an eternal inheritance and reward that lasts forever.
July 7 / One Service at 9:30AM - “Renewal” – Hunter Upton
Scripture: Romans 12:1-2
Details coming soon!
July 14 - “A Marriage That Thrives – Jonathan Wallace
Scripture: Info coming soon!
The hope and goal of every marriage should be more than just surviving. The goal should be to thrive. In order to thrive, both spouses must embrace the God given calling to put Christ at the center, to love unconditionally, and to embrace the specific role God gives to husbands and wives. With an understanding of this call and a commitment to live by God's design, we will begin to truly enjoy the gift of marriage and allow it to become a light to a dark and hurting world. Together we will discover the roles of needs, desires, service, and mission in God's design for marriage. And together we will learn to pursue a marriage that doesn't just survive, but thrives.
July 21 - “Israel and the Church” – Greg Meek
Scripture: Info coming soon!
World events today have Christians asking questions regarding Israel and the church. Do the promises God made to the Old Testament nation of Israel still apply to Jewish people today? What abut the future national and spiritual restoration of Israel? It is vital today for the church to understand God’s plans for all his people, both Israel and the Church.
July 28 - “Failure & Restoration: The Story of Peter” – Josh Green
Scripture: John 21
Too often, because of past or present failures we are weighed down by sin and shame, and we struggle to escape this spiritual guilt. The night Jesus was arrested, Peter moves from the bold claim that he was ready to die for Christ to a moment of failure and disgrace when he denies even knowing Jesus. But, it is in this story of Peter that we see how Jesus can turn a moment of colossal failure into ultimate restoration. Peter’s story reiterates this good news for every one of us who feel like we fail as disciples of Jesus.
COMING UP NEXT...
We've come to a pivotal moment in our history where complacency poses a significant threat to our faith. Many of us long for a life devoid of discomfort, prioritizing peace and comfort over the transformative journey of becoming more like Jesus. However, what we fail to recognize is that a life of perpetual comfort runs counter to the Spirit's mission of shaping us in the likeness of Christ. Peter's letters serve as a poignant reminder that there's no room for casual Christianity in our walk with God.
August 4: The Coming Salvation (Peter 1:1-2:3)
Suffering isn't a pleasant concept for anyone. In fact, we often go to great lengths to avoid it. However, Peter's message to the early Christians underscores that suffering is an integral part of our pursuit of Jesus. Surprisingly, it's through our endurance in hardships that the genuineness of our faith becomes evident. In our moments of suffering, we find comfort and resilience by holding onto the hope of Jesus' eventual return.
August 11: The God of Rejects (2:4-10)
The world we live in can leave us feeling rejected as we chase after Jesus. Yet, Jesus is the one that we can find solace during this life. Just as Jesus' life culminated in the ultimate act of sacrifice for the redemption of humanity, our own moments of rejection can be transformed into opportunities for greater alignment with God's purpose for our lives.
August 18: Living as Kingdom People in the Midst of Another Kingdom (1 Peter 2:11-25)
Following Jesus, the mocked, ridiculed, and rejected Savior of the World is never easy. Despite the challenges and mockery we might encounter, our unwavering dedication to following His example is paramount. Even amidst ridicule, our commitment to emulating Jesus' love and compassion stands as a testament to our faith. Let us draw strength from this devotion, understanding that our perseverance not only honors Jesus but also serves as a beacon of hope in a world yearning for redemption.
August 25: Husband and Wives as Models of Christ (3:1-7)
Marriage is hard, and really that might be an understatement. In the marriage relationship, we see the unbelievable opportunity to model Jesus to one another. By modeling Christ-like virtues and recognizing mutual respect within marriage, couples can nurture a relationship grounded in love and equality. This allows marriage to not only be a holy union, but also a way of modeling Jesus to one another.
September 1: Living Out of the Triumph of Jesus (3:8-22)
When we live a life filled with goodness, it sparks curiosity in others about what sets us apart. Our actions, rooted in goodness, become a magnet drawing others to inquire about the source of our joy and purpose. Furthermore, our baptism serves as a tangible symbol of our victory through Jesus, marking triumph over challenges and a life transformed by His grace. Our daily choices and the symbolism of baptism can inspire others to discover the life-changing power of following Christ.
September 8: Suffering as the Road to Christlikeness (4:1-19)
What if suffering is actually the pathway to a deeper intimacy with God? By reframing suffering as a pathway to spiritual maturity, we discover that it not only strengthens our faith but also serves as a testament to our commitment to following Christ wholeheartedly. Peter does not consider suffering as something that “could happen,” but something that is necessary in our pursuit of Christlikeness.
September 15: Humble Care and Love (5:1-14)
In today's culture, we often prioritize self-interest above all else, but those guiding God's church are tasked with embodying humility. They prioritize others' needs over their own, setting an example for all believers to emulate. This humility serves as a guiding light, inspiring the entire body of believers to prioritize compassion and selflessness in their own lives.
September 22: Participation in the Triune God (2 Peter 1:1-21)
We long for a rich and fulfilling existence, marked by virtues such as knowledge, self-control, and love. Through salvation in Christ, we gain access to this abundant life, as we become partakers in the divine life of God. His essence permeates our being, enabling us to fulfill our intended purpose and live in alignment with His design for us. As we immerse ourselves in His presence, our lives are transformed, radiating His light and love to those around us.
September 29: Warning Against a Loose Life (2:1-22)
Let’s be honest, living like Jesus day in and day out can be tough. The temptation to fall back into our old habits, our human weaknesses, is strong. But we shouldn't forget that God takes sin and our worldly desires seriously. So, when we feel that tug, we need to remind ourselves of the goodness God wants for us, helping us to keep growing to be more like Him.
October 6: Warning Against a Wasted Life (3:1-18)
Apathy may be considered the greatest enemy of faith in America. We are cautioned against the danger of apathy, as the return of Christ signifies a time of judgment. As believers, we're encouraged to live in eager anticipation of His coming and to place our trust in His promises. Embracing this mindset of expectancy not only prepares us for Christ's return but also strengthens our faith, reminding us to live each day in accordance with His teachings and to eagerly await His glorious return.
CHRONOLOGICAL BIBLE READING PLAN
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KIDS MINISTRY RESOURCES - JULY
VIRTUE: Joy: Choosing to celebrate what God is doing.
MEMORY VERSE: “Always be joyful because you belong to the Lord. I will say it again. Be joyful!” Philippians 4:4, NIrV
JULY 7
No Kids Ministry - One Worship Service at 9:30AM
JULY 14
Shepherds and Angels (Luke 2:8-20)
Jesus brings joy to the world.
JULY 21
Wedding at Cana (John 2:1-11)
Jesus showed us how to have joy.
JULY 28
Be Joyful with Others (Romans 12:15 - Supporting: Acts 2:42-47)
You can help others find joy.
NURSERY MINISTRY RESOURCES - JULY
Monthly Bottom Line: Jesus gives me joy.
Bible Verse: "I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people." Luke 2:10
JULY 7
Shepherds and Angels (Luke 2:8-20)
An angel tells shepherds in a field the good news that Jesus has been born.
JULY 14
Wedding at Cana (John 2:1-11)
Jesus turns water into a special wedding drink at a wedding celebration.
JULY 21
Be Joyful with Others (Romans 12:15)
Paul writes that we can help people have joy by being a good friend.
JULY 28
Heaven (Revelation 21, 22:1-5; John 14:3)
Jesus is preparing a place for His friends where there is no sadness, only joy forever with Him.
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