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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Life is full of questions, challenges, and choices—and often, it’s hard to know where to turn. In Real Life: What the Bible Says About..., we’ll explore how God’s Word speaks into the everyday moments that shape our lives. Each week, we’ll tackle real issues with biblical truth, discovering how faith connects to the practical realities we all face. This series is about more than answers—it’s about transformation, as we learn to follow Jesus with wisdom, purpose, and clarity in a complex world.

May 25— Living in the Land of the Free 

Philippians 3:17-20; Jeremiah 29:5-7 

We live in an amazing country that upholds the human right to a variety of freedoms—freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom to choose our leaders, freedom to ownership, and so on. We recognize that these freedoms have come at the cost of the many soldiers who have fought to protect these rights over the lifespan of our country. We do well to remember these sacrifices and, even more, to honor them with the way that we live as citizens of the nation. As followers of Jesus, we must also recognize that the greatest way to be good citizens of the nation is to realize that we have an even higher calling as citizens of heaven. And we have an even greater freedom that comes through the sacrifice of Jesus. Living as followers of Christ and following Him with a Christlike life does not diminish our example, it maximizes our example and positive impact on our nation and the world.  

June 1— Habits: Holy or Hurtful? 

1 Corinthians 10:23-33 

We are creatures of habit. Our daily lives are far more driven by automatic behaviors and patterns that we have formed over time as habit than by well thought out and/or intentional choices. This is why change is so hard to implement in our lives—we default to the pattern of the habits we have established even when we want to make new choices. This being the case, we need to recognize and evaluate the habits that drive our lives. Are they holy habits that make us more like Jesus? Or are they habits that bring eventual harm? The results of habits, for good or bad, are often so slow in building that they are almost imperceptible when looked at over a short period of time, but the end result is profound. We want to build habits that are holy and God honoring. We want to build habits that make us more like Jesus. There are so many things that we can do, but should we do them? Are they leading us and others in the right direction? Let’s do the hard work of establishing and continuing holy habits that shape us to be like Jesus and lead others to the truth and grace of God.  

June 8— Christ Centered Parenting in a Self-Centered World  

Proverbs 22:3-6; Deuteronomy 6:6-9; Ephesians 6:1-4 

Each and every generation of the church has a high calling and special responsibility to lead the next generation into the truth and power of God through the Gospel. Parents especially have the responsibility to love, protect, teach, and guide their children in the Gospel until they can seek, follow, and obey Jesus on their own. This task is made particularly challenging by the brokenness of the world around us. The world lives according to values and goals that do not line up with the way of Jesus, and its siren call to our children is powerful. As the church, we must support and uphold our parents to live out this call to lead our children and teens in following Jesus with consistent boundaries, a faithful memory of God’s activity, and a patient persistence grounded in love. 

June 15—Hearing Our Father  

Romans 8:5-16 

Salvation means more than a ticket to Heaven. It also means adoption. Those who trust in Jesus for salvation become sons and daughters of God. This adoption is more than just a label—it is an invitation and access to the heart of God. It is an invitation to cry out to God AND to hear from God. Filled with the Holy Spirit, followers of Jesus are enabled to silence the sound of the world and the flesh to hear clearly from God. It may seem difficult, but hearing from God is something EVERY Jesus follower can do. We do not have to live as victims to temptation or trial—we can live in deep connection with our Heavenly Father.  

June 22— How and When to Forgive 

Matthew 18:15-35 

The teaching of Jesus to forgive freely and consistently is far more radical than what we often realize. It is as if we hear the teaching and recognize its force, but something in us does not want to see the disconnect between its nature and our will. We strip the call of Jesus to forgive of its power by missing its definition. We either avoid the faults and hurts from others all together, or we reserve forgiveness for only those deemed to have deserved it with some form of penitence, genuine remorse, or special favor. Neither of these is forgiveness. That call is much more challenging, requiring us to both acknowledge sin while also refusing to seek vengeance in any way.   

June 29— Is It Entertainment or a Trap? 

Romans 12:1-2; Luke 11:33-36; Philippians 4:8-9 

Regardless of what we would like to believe, we are all impacted by the things that we watch, listen, and participate in. This is especially true with those things that we enjoy as entertainment. Movies, music, books, theater, sports, and so many other things help to bring enjoyment and comfort. These things can be a wonderful gift of God. But we must be careful to ensure that the things we call entertainment are both healthy and kept in proper prospective. We do not want to be entertained by things that dishonor God. And we never want entertainment, even with good and pure things, to replace the place of God in our lives. With one small step of compromise at a time, many of us have allowed ourselves to enjoy things that bring us further and further away from the heart of God.  

July 6— Interacting with People Who Don’t Believe what I Believe 

1 Peter 3:13-17 

As we celebrate our nation’s birthday it is a natural time to give thanks for all that we enjoy. But it is also a time to realize that we face some challenges. It is often as we gather with others on holidays that these challenges come to the surface. Notably, how do we interact with others that do not see the world the way that we see the world? As followers of Jesus, we have a hope and a world view that is not universal. We have a message and a hope that is meant to be shared—we cannot just keep it to ourselves. So it is our responsibility to look for opportunities to share the truth we have received. We must be ready to share the truth in the right moment, and we must also be prepared to share it in the right way. 

July 13— Is There Something More? 

Hebrews 5:7-6:12  

The spiritual life of faith certainly brings some emotional and emotionally powerful moments. It is a wonderful gift to have a tangible feeling of the presence and power of God. However, the foundtaion of faith must be truth even more than feeling. We don’t have to live from one spiritual high to the next. We need a commitment to spiritual growth and faithful obedience in the presence and in the absence of good feelings. We can take responsibility for our growth and fully receive all that God gives to mature us and shape us by the Holy Spirit in times of emotional highs, in lows, and in everything in between.  

July 20— Dealing With Conflict  

Matthew 5:21-26; Colossians 3:12-17 

Conflict is a part of every relationship. It is unavoidable. It can be scary, but it can also be good—helping us to face issues that need addressing, changing things that need to be changed, bringing us closer to others, and creating an opportunity for personal growth. God often uses conflict to bring about the work that He wants to do in us and through us. Conflict is such a scary or unhealthy part of life because we tend to handle conflict in unbiblical ways. Boiling over, exploding, avoiding, denying, and manipulating—these are all unhealthy and unbiblical ways of dealing with conflict that harm us and others. Thankfully we don’t have to wonder about how to deal with conflict in a healthy way. We need only to look to scripture with an openness to learn and a courage to obey so that we can see God work in both healthy and encouraging ways when conflict comes.  

July 27— Prioritize Jesus in a Busy and Demanding World  

Matthew 16:21-27 

The world will take all that we have to give. You can never come to the end of the pull on our time, money, energy, and commitment. The pace gets faster, the stakes get higher, and the tasks get harder. With so many demands and expectations, we must find the foundation on which to build our lives and the filter that allows us wisdom as to how, when, and where to create boundaries. There is no better person to lead the way than Jesus. As God in the flesh, he accomplished more to impact history than any other human before or since. Yet, he was never hurried or out of control. He tells us that there is a way to keep what matters most at the center. He provides a way to know the target of our lives. But we must be willing to lose out on what the world offers that we may find a better life in Him.  

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JULY KIDS MINISTRY RESOURCES

BOTTOM LINE: With Jesus' help we can change the world.

BIBLE VERSE: "Our God is a God who strengthens and encourages you. May He give you the same attitude toward one another that Christ Jesus had." (Romans 15:5, NIrV)

JULY 6

ONE SERVICE at 9:30AM - Kids Ministry will not meet

JULY 13

BIBLE STORY: Forgive One Another (Jesus Forgives Peter) - Colossians 3:13 (Supporting: John 13:36-38; 21:1-19)

BOTTOM LINE: Forgive one another.

JULY 13

BIBLE STORY: Pray For One Another (The Church Prays for Peter) - 1 Timothy 2:1 (Supporting: Acts 12:1-19)

BOTTOM LINE: Pray for one another.

JULY 27

BIBLE STORY: Care For One Another (The Good Samaritan) - Galatians 6:2 (Supporting: Luke 10:25-37)

BOTTOM LINE: Care for one another.

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NURSERY MINISTRY RESOURCES

BOTTOM LINE: Jesus shows me how to love others.

BIBLE VERSE: "Think and act as Jesus did." Philippians 2:5, NIrV

JULY 6

BIBLE STORY: Jesus Forgives Peter (Matthew 26:31-35, 69-75; John 21:15-17; Colossians 3:13) 

BOTTOM LINE: Forgive one another.

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JULY 13

BIBLE STORY: Jesus Prays (John 17:1-26; 1 Timothy 2:1-3)

BOTTOM LINE: Pray for one another.

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JULY 20

BIBLE STORY: Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37; Galatians 6:2)

BOTTOM LINE: Care for one another.

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JULY 27

BIBLE STORY: Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20; Romans 15:14)

BOTTOM LINE: Teach one another.

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