Wellspring of Life Church

Transformation begins when we choose not to live for ourselves and choose to live for Jesus. When we have a true assessment of ourselves based on Scripture and realize that we have been given the honor to serve others, transformation takes place and "It is no longer I who lives, but Christ lives in me. " Galatians 2:20

By Dave Bartlett

In the words of Charles Spurgeon..."I have now concentrated all my prayers into one, and that one prayer is this, that I may die to self, and live wholly to Him."  May that be the desire of our heart's to pray the same. 

By Brook Stockert

We like Moses have been called by God to follow faithfully and fulfill our purpose for His kingdom and glory. We are to run the race marked out for us, with perseverance, keeping our eyes on Jesus. It's not how we start that matters the most, its how we finish. Finish well!

By Dave Bartlett

Change is inevitable, whether we deem it good or bad, it will always happen. We can find great encouragement and assurance in knowing that God is omniscient and omnipresent. He knows what is to come even though we don't and He will always be with us to guide us and walk with us when the winds of change come. 

By Dave Bartlett

God's plan for rescuing the Children of Israel out of slavery was not simply to move them into a new country, it was to bring them into a new way of living. He chose them to be His nation, His treasured position and to become a beacon of hope to other nations. He desired for them to take a step toward a new mindset, that they were no longer slaves to the ways of Egypt but now they can trust and rely on God's presence, power and provision. He is asking us to take the next step in trusting and relying on Him to faithfully be all we need Him to be.

By Dave Bartlett

The most important question that the Lord asks, is, will you give Me your whole entire heart? There is only one probable answer that leads to an abundant life and that of course is...Yes!!

By Dave Bartlett

Moses words to the Children of Israel then, are very timely for us today. He reminds them of God's faithfulness and urges them to remember all that God has done for them. To guard against pride, remain humble and continue to be grateful, recognizing that it is God that brought them out of slavery and made them His chosen people. He deserves the glory for all He has done for His people then and for all He does for us today.

By Dave Bartlett

These verses called the Shema, which means to "hear," were foundational to Israel's relationship with Yahweh as a nation and as individuals, just as they are for us today.  It commanded Israel and commands us to acknowledge His oneness, love Him completely with our entire being, live His commands, diligently teach them to our children, and incorporate them into daily life. The most important question we can ask ourself each day..."Is loving God at the center of my life?"

By Dave Bartlett

To whom shall we go? The best and only answer to that question is the Lord. He is the living water that satisfies and refreshes our souls.  Whatever difficult situations we may encounter, we can find rest in knowing that He is always faithful, is always with us and will always bring us through.  

By Dave Bartlett

As God's redeemed people, may we consistently remind ourselves of all that He has done for us. Guard ourselves from replacing Him with the idolatry of ourselves and walk circumspectly in faithfulness to Him. 

 

By Dave Bartlett