Historically, wells were an essential source of sustenance not just for the individual, but also for families and communities to thrive.  Similarly, D’Well is a Bible reading plan that aspires to reach beyond the individual benefits of personal devotion to God.  After reading each daily passage, readers are encouraged to ponder over these questions, reflect and share our discoveries, drinking deep from God’s Word together and nourishing one another: 

1. What do I discover about God Himself?
2. What do I discover about people?
3. What do I discover about myself?
4. How can I live out and apply the Word of God in my personal life and in loving my family?
5. How can I apply God’s Word in loving the church community and those beyond the walls of the church?

Intentional discipleship begins at home. We encourage you to come together daily as a family in prayer and Scripture reading, fostering family dialogue and cultivating habits of grace in family devotion.

As we journey through the Bible over the next four years, may our intentional dwelling on the same passages daily knit our hearts together through His Word and Spirit.  May our prayers and devotion over the same promises unite as one.  As we raise the same laments to God, may our personal lives and relationship with each other grow deeper still.  As we read the same gospels together, may the ministry and mission of Christ call us as disciples in one accord; being passionate for God and loving the community. 

Historically, wells were an essential source of sustenance not just for the individual, but also for families and communities to thrive.  Similarly, D’Well is a Bible reading plan that aspires to reach beyond the individual benefits of personal devotion to God.  After reading each daily passage, readers are encouraged to ponder over these questions, reflect and share our discoveries, drinking deep from God’s Word together and nourishing one another: 

1. What do I discover about God Himself?
2. What do I discover about people?
3. What do I discover about myself?
4. How can I live out and apply the Word of God in my personal life and in loving my family?
5. How can I apply God’s Word in loving the church community and those beyond the walls of the church?

Intentional discipleship begins at home. We encourage you to come together daily as a family in prayer and Scripture reading, fostering family dialogue and cultivating habits of grace in family devotion.

As we journey through the Bible over the next four years, may our intentional dwelling on the same passages daily knit our hearts together through His Word and Spirit.  May our prayers and devotion over the same promises unite as one.  As we raise the same laments to God, may our personal lives and relationship with each other grow deeper still.  As we read the same gospels together, may the ministry and mission of Christ call us as disciples in one accord; being passionate for God and loving the community.