The King's Well Church

The King's Well Church

di Rev. Alex Diaz

Stagione 2025

Jesus Our Priest: Zechariah 6: 1-15

In this episode, we turn to Zechariah 6:1–15 to see Jesus revealed as our Priest, the One who unites the crown and calling, interceding for us before God. Through the vision of the Branch, we explore how Christ fulfills this prophecy as the true Priest who brings peace between God and humanity and builds a kingdom marked by righteousness and rest.

Jesus Our Prophet, Isaiah 61: 1-11

What does it mean when Jesus declares, “The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me”? In this episode, we explore Isaiah 61 and how Jesus fulfills it as our Prophet, God’s chosen voice who proclaims good news to the poor, freedom to the captives, and hope to the brokenhearted. Join us as we uncover how this ancient promise comes alive in Christ and speaks powerfully to our lives today.

The God who works through our Sins: Genesis 37: 1-11

In a world shaped by brokenness and betrayal, it can be hard to see God at work especially when sin is the driving force behind the story. In Genesis 37:1–11, we meet Joseph, his dreams, and the jealousy that begins to fracture his family. This episode explores how God can use even our worst moments, our pride, envy, and selfishness, to move His redemptive plan forward. Though sin is real and consequences are severe, God is not defeated by our failures. He is sovereignly weaving His purposes through the mess, pointing toward a greater story of restoration, grace, and unexpected hope.

The Grip of Grace: Genesis 32: 22-32

When life feels like a struggle we can’t win, God doesn’t leave us to fight alone, He meets us in the middle of the night. In Genesis 32:22–32, Jacob wrestles with God and emerges forever changed, not because he earned blessing, but because grace held him fast. This episode explores what it means to be transformed by an encounter with the divine, when our fear, pride, and desperation collide with God’s mercy. The grip of grace doesn’t just change our circumstances; it changes our identity, our destiny, and the way we walk forward.

When the Struggle Feels Too Real: Genesis 25: 19-34

Some seasons of life feel heavy, unfair, and confusing like the struggle is all you can see. In Genesis 25:19–34, we encounter the real human tension between promise and pain, between destiny and disappointment, and between God’s purposes and our messy reality. This episode explores the story of Isaac and Rebekah, the birth of Jacob and Esau, and the deep questions that rise when family, rivalry, and longing collide. Even when the struggle feels too real, God is still at work, shaping His story and His people in ways we may not understand, yet can still trust.

Walking by Faith: Genesis 12: 1-9

When God calls Abram to leave the familiar and step into the unknown, He invites him into a life defined not by sight, but by faith. In Genesis 12:1–9, we see God’s gracious initiative, His covenant promises, and Abram’s obedient response, imperfect yet trusting. This episode explores what it means to walk by faith, to trust God’s promises when the path ahead is unclear, and to believe that God is working not only for our good, but for the blessing of the world. The journey of faith begins with hearing God’s call—and taking the next step.

Hope in the Shadow of the Fall: Genesis 3:15

In the aftermath of humanity’s rebellion, when sin and brokenness enter the world, God speaks a word of hope. In Genesis 3:15 the first gospel promise, we see that even in the shadow of the Fall, God is already at work to redeem. This episode explores how God’s promise of a coming Savior reveals His mercy, His faithfulness, and His unstoppable plan to defeat sin and death. Long before the cross and the empty tomb, hope was planted in the soil of a broken world—and that hope still anchors us today.

The Story that Changes Everything: Luke 24: 44-47

What if the entire Bible is telling one unified story and you’re meant to live inside it? In Luke 24:44–47, the risen Jesus opens the Scriptures and reveals that everything points to Him: His suffering, His resurrection, and the proclamation of repentance and forgiveness of sins to all nations. In this episode, we explore how God’s redemptive story reaches its climax in Christ and how understanding His story reshapes our identity, our purpose, and our hope. This is the story that changes everything and it’s still unfolding in us today.

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