The Well Church Foley

Anxiety tells us to carry everything. Prayer invites us to surrender everything.

Philippians 4:6 reminds us not to be anxious about anything, but to bring everything to God in prayer, petition, and thanksgiving. That means nothing is too small, too complicated, or too heavy for God.

Fasting can reveal the worries we have been trying to numb or avoid. When distractions are removed, we may notice what has been troubling our hearts. But instead of running back to old comforts, we can run to God.

Tell Him what is on your mind. Tell Him what is troubling you. Ask Him to listen, help, and answer. He is not bothered by your honesty.

Today, trade worry for prayer. Trade panic for trust. Trade control for surrender.

God hears your plea. He sees your distress. He is your peace.

Today’s Prayer:
Father, I bring my worries to You today. I refuse to carry what You have invited me to surrender. Give me peace, wisdom, and strength. Thank You for hearing me and caring for me. Amen.

Scripture Focus: Philippians 4:6; Psalm 55:1

Thank you, God, for the love you place in our hearts. Thank you for loving us and caring for us unconditionaly.

Abide in Christ and carry His love with you throughout your life. Watch Him restore and transform your heart. It is an amazing process that we all have access to, you just have to invite Him into your life.

Today’s scriptures remind us of two important parts of our walk with God: delight and confession.

To delight in the Lord means we find our joy, satisfaction, and security in Him. As we delight in Him, our desires begin to change. We stop chasing things that cannot satisfy and begin wanting what He wants for us.

But delight also requires honesty. Psalm 32 shows the freedom that comes when we stop hiding sin and bring it before God. Confession is not God’s way of humiliating us. It is His way of healing us.

Many people stay stuck because they keep covering what God wants to cleanse. But when we confess, God forgives. He removes guilt. He restores joy.

Today, do not hide from God. Delight in Him. Commit your way to Him. Trust Him. Confess what needs to be confessed. There is freedom waiting on the other side of honesty.


Today’s Prayer:

Lord, I delight in You today. Search my heart and show me anything I need to confess. I commit my way to You and trust You with my life. Thank You for forgiving and restoring me. Amen.


Scripture Focus: Psalm 37:4-5; Psalm 32:5

There is power in calling on the name of the Lord. Scripture says that everyone who calls on Him will be saved. This means no one is too far, too broken, too lost, or too unworthy to come to God.

Prayer is an act of faith. It says, “God, I believe You are able.” But Jesus also connects prayer with forgiveness. As we pray, we must examine our hearts. Are we holding bitterness? Are we carrying offense? Are we asking God for mercy while refusing to extend mercy to others?

Fasting has a way of bringing hidden things to the surface. If unforgiveness rises up today, do not ignore it. Bring it to God. Forgiveness does not always mean trust is instantly restored, but it does mean we release revenge, bitterness, and the desire to make someone pay.

Today, call on the Lord. Believe in prayer. Release offense. Receive grace.


Today’s Prayer:
Jesus, I call on Your name today. Save, heal, and restore me. Help me believe when I pray, and give me the grace to forgive those who have hurt me. Free my heart from bitterness. Amen.


Scripture Focus: Romans 10:12-13; Mark 11:24-25

God promises that when we seek Him with all our heart, we will find Him. This is one of the great gifts of prayer and fasting: it reorders our desires. It helps us move from half-hearted religion to wholehearted pursuit.

Sometimes we pray while still holding tightly to our own plans. We want God’s blessing, but not always His leadership. But Jesus says that if we remain in Him and His words remain in us, our prayers become aligned with His heart.

Today is about abiding. Remaining. Staying connected.

Don’t rush through prayer just to check a box. Sit with God. Open His Word. Ask Him to shape your desires. Ask Him to remove anything that keeps you from fully trusting Him.

God is not hiding from you. He wants to be found. He wants your whole heart, not because He is demanding, but because He knows that life is found in Him.


Today’s Prayer:
Lord, I want to seek You with all my heart. Help me remain in You and let Your Word remain in me. Align my desires with Your will and teach me to trust You more deeply. Amen.

Scripture Focus: Jeremiah 29:12-13; John 15:7

Are you searching for true love? The only source is Jesus. He wants a relationship with you. He wants to show you what true love is.

If you find yourself searching, longing, and wondering how you can experience God's love, we would love to meet you at The Well.

@ the OWA Theater in Foley, AL
205 S. OWA Blvd., Foley, AL 36535
www.thewellfoley.com



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Today’s focus is closeness. James 4:8 reminds us that when we draw near to God, He draws near to us. What a promise. We do not have to chase a distant God. We turn our hearts toward Him, and He meets us with grace.

Fasting helps reveal what has been competing for our attention. Sometimes we discover we have been more dependent on comfort, routine, entertainment, or control than on God. But this is not a moment for shame. It is a moment for surrender.

God is calling us to clean hands and pure hearts. He is calling us away from double-minded living and into wholehearted devotion.

Today, choose humility. Choose righteousness. Choose to seek the Lord above everything else.

You may not feel strong today, and that is okay. The goal is not perfection. The goal is pursuit.

Come near.
Slow down.
Listen.
God is closer than you think.


Today’s Prayer:
Father, I draw near to You today. Purify my heart and remove anything that divides my loyalty. Teach me humility, obedience, and surrender. I want more of You. Amen.

Scripture Focus: James 4:8; Zephaniah 2:3