Wellspring of Life Church

We can live the life God has purposed for us when we truly believe that He sees us for who we can become, not how we see ourselves. Jesus asks us to draw near to Him so that He can transform us into His likeness by His power. We are invited to join Him in the building of His eternal kingdom. 

By Dave Bartlett

We all mess up and because we do, we like to start over. When we experience to many disappointments we often give up. However, 2 Corinthians 5:17 speaks of a  "new creation" in Christ, old things are passed away and all things become new. Due to His redemptive work in us, we are  be able to face each day with a sense of renewed hope.

By Bill Middleton

It's interesting that Psalm 16, a chapter full of joy and hope, was written by David in a time of peril. It's easy to feel blown around by the storms of life and depleted by all the hardships thrown upon our shoulders. However, like David, we must turn to God for true joy and deliverance. When we are anchored to Jesus, nothing can move us or steal our happiness. 

Shelby Crosswhite

If you want to make the most of every day, get an early lead by expressing thanks to God first thing in the morning, for all He is, all He has done and promises to do. Be determined to be grateful and you will experience joy and peace.

By Dave Bartlett

There are people all around us who need to be rescued from the Enemy and the bondage of sin. We have been called by the One who rescued us, to be willing to fight against apathy and fervently bring the message of hope and life to those who desperately need to know Jesus.

By Dave Bartlett

We are to live each day anticipating the Lord's return, while also embracing every opportunity to love, serve and bring His hope to those who are hurting and are in need. 

By Dave Bartlett

This passage defines, possibly more than any other in the Sermon on the Mount, what the difference between religion and true spirituality really does mean in our lives. It is possible to be religious and miss out on a relationship with God. Hopefully, your desire is to know God more intimately, living your life for Him and His kingdom.

By Dave Bartlett

While we were still enemies of God, He sent Jesus to die for us. We are commanded to imitate God's love by loving our enemies also. This is how we demonstrate maturity and completeness in our relationship with the Father. 

By Jenny Nipper

Most people know this portion of scripture is about the life of Joseph. Although we can learn much from his life and devotion to God, there is also much we can gain from the story of Judah tucked away in those same scriptures. Judah started out as a man who was lost in worldly desires but eventually had his life turned around into a perfect picture of God's wonderful redemption.

By Shelby Crosswhite

This passage from John's Gospel comes from the prayer Jesus prayed for His disciples on the last evening before His arrest. It's a prayer not only for those early disciples but for all those who would become followers of Jesus in the future!

By Tim Munyan