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.

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Signs and Splendor: The Gospel of John 

The Gospel of John paints a breathtaking portrait of Jesus, offering one of the most profound and theologically rich accounts of His life, death, and resurrection in the New Testament. From unveiling Jesus’ eternal identity as the Word who was with the Father “in the beginning” to showcasing the miraculous signs that declare His mission and divinity, John’s Gospel invites us into a deeper awe of Christ. It calls us not only to worship Him as Lord but also to step boldly into His mission, carrying His light into the world.

(Feb. 2) Week 1: Life and Light (1:1–18) 

(Feb. 9) Week 2: Come and See (1:19–51) 

(Feb. 16) Week 3: A New Thing (2:1-25) 

(Feb. 23) Week 4: A New Life (John 3-4:54) 

(March 2) Week 5: The Fulfillment of It All (5:1-10:42) 

(March 9) Week 6: The Ultimate Sign (11:1-12:50) 

(March 16) Week 7: The Way of Jesus (13:1-30) 

(March 23) Week 8: Empowered for the Jesus Way (14:1-31) 

(March 30) Week 9: The Vine and the Gardener (John 15:1-17) 

(April 6) Week 10: The High Calling of Unity (15:18-17:26) 

(April 13 - Palm Sunday) Week 11: Reflections We Don’t Want to See (18:1–40) 

(April 20 - Easter) Week 12: Redemption Gets the Final Say (20-21:25) 

God is a God of redemption, and redemption always has the final say! On that glorious Easter morning, we see the powerful words from the beginning of John’s Gospel come to life: “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it” (1:5). In one of Jesus’ final conversations with Peter, we witness the redemption He offers to each of His followers. No matter how deep the darkness, the light of Christ can never be extinguished. This is the hope that shines through our brokenness, reminding us that in Christ, no failure is final, and no sin is beyond His redeeming love. 

Along with this series, we have a daily reading plan that will help deeper our immersion in John. You can pick up a bookmark reading plan at the Welcome Center or find it below:

Book of Esther  

The book of Esther is an amazing true story of God’s redeeming work for His people. The story is a picture of the Gospel. It shows us the power and consequence of sin, the danger of pride, the call to follow God courageously, and the victory that we experience in faith. It brings together lessons for daily living with the greater truth of God’s plan. Together we will explore this timeless tale and unpack its truth to embrace the impact of faith on our daily choices, relationships, and actions.  

April 27—The Consequence of Reckless Decisions  

Esther 1:10—2:4 

It is easy to make a reckless decision. In the face of disappointment or temptation, we can react quickly rather than respond thoughtfully. A reckless and reactive decision rarely brings a good outcome. We hurt ourselves and those around us, and we cannot undo what has been done. We trust in God’s forgiveness and redemption for those who seek His help, but we may not be able to avoid the consequences that come now.  

May 4— Rise and Fall 

Esther 3:1-13; 5:9-14; 6:1-14 

One of the major themes in the story of Esther is the problem of pride. We encounter two different people going in two different directions. Haman, who wants to be elevated finds himself being brought low. Mordecai, who is willing to live sacrificially for the sake of truth, finds himself being elevated. Exploring the story, we hear echoes of Jesus who invites us to follow Him with a willingness to lose our lives in this world so that we may find it for eternity. 

May 11— For Such a Time as This  

Esther 4:4-17; 7:1-10 

“For such a time as this.” This powerful and memorable line is a focal point in the story of Esther. It reminds us that God has a plan, that we are invited into His plan, and that His plan is ultimately good. Life may seem threatening, out of control, and desperate. In these moments, it is especially important to lean into the power and goodness of God. We can courageously move forward in faithful obedience knowing that our hope lies with our loving God rather than any authority in this world.  

May 18—God’s Deliverance  

Esther 8:1-12; 9:1-5 

God is a deliverer. As He did in the past, God delivers the Jewish people from destruction. As such, God shows His faithful love for His people. While this is a vitally important event in the history of Israel, it is also a picture of God’s faithful love for all people who call out to Him in faith. Just as God delivered the people through the courageous and faithful act of Esther, God delivers us through the faithful and courageous act of Jesus Christ. Esther pleaded with behalf of Israel with the King of Persia. Jesus interceded on our behalf with God the Father. We know that God is faithful and we know that He will continue to deliver His people as we turn to Him. 

To access the "Reading God's Story" Chronological Bible Reading Plan on the YouVersion app or access a printable PDF, click the buttons below.

APRIL KIDS MINISTRY RESOURCES

MONTHLY VIRTUE: HOPE: Believing that something good can come out of something bad.

BIBLE VERSE: "In this world you will have trouble. But be encouraged! I have won the battle over the world." John 16:33b, NIrV

APRIL 6

FX SUNDAY - Kids in K-5th and their parents/grandparents/guardians are invited to learn more about what we're talking about in April in Kids Ministry!

APRIL 13

Bible Story: Palm Sunday (John 12:12-16)

Bottom Line: Whatever happens, remember God is still working.

APRIL 20

Bible Story: Crucifixion and Resurrection (John 18-20: 1-18; 1 Peter 1:3)

Bottom Line: Whatever happens, remember Jesus is alive.

APRIL 27

Bible Story: Jesus Appears to Thomas (John 20:19-29)

Bottom Line: Whatever happens, remember God is bigger than your questions.

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APRIL NURSERY MINISTRY RESOURCES

Monthly Bottom Line: Jesus is alive!

Bible Verse: "I am alive forever and ever!" Revelation 1:18 NLT

APRIL 6

Bottom Line: Everyone can be thankful for Jesus.

Bible Story: Mary Pours Perfume on Jesus • John 12:1-8

VIDEO

APRIL 13

Bottom Line: We can celebrate Jesus.

Bible Story: Palm Sunday • Matthew 21:1-11; John 12:12-15

VIDEO

APRIL 20

Bottom Line: Jesus is alive.

Bible Story: Easter • Matthew 26:36, 47-50; 27:1-2, 11-66; 28:1-8

VIDEO

APRIL 27

Bottom Line: Jesus wants to be our friend forever.

Bible Story: Breakfast on the Beach • John 21:1-14

VIDEO

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