Wellspring of Life Church

The Biblical purpose of Sanctuary, why we need to seek it out and how our lives will be transformed by making Jesus our Sanctuary.  

By Brook Stockert

Isaiah gives us a beautiful picture of a future that awaits all believers. A new heaven and a new earth, where the chaos and pain of this world will be forgotten. There will be no sounds of crying or weeping, only sounds of joy and rejoicing. What a promise of hope!!

By Dave Bartlett

Isaiah paints an amazing picture of our perfect future in the New Jerusalem with our perfect Lord and King. A place of everlasting peace and joy. While we wait for that future Kingdom, we can have peace, joy and hope now because that same Lord and King reigns today in the life of every believer.

By Dave Bartlett

The Lord urges and admonishes all who have thirsty souls and dry and empty hearts to come to Him. In return, all those who come shall receive salvation and will thirst and hunger no more. Jesus promises to bring fulfillment and  contentment to all who drink of the water He provides. 

By Dave Bartlett

The attractiveness of Jesus was not found in His personal appearance while on earth. It was found in what He did and has done for us. The beauty of Jesus is found in the sacrifice of His life for all humankind.

By Dave Bartlett

Have you ever done anything you've regretted? Have you ever said, "If only..." or have you spent time in the land of "would, coulda, shoulda", then you probably have regrets. I believe there's no pain like the pain of regret. The world is full of the pain of regret. There is good news, we can actually gain freedom for our regrets and move on.

By Bill Middleton

Peter and Judas both struggled with sin, but had very different outcomes from their choices. Like Peter, our relationship with Jesus can lead to redemption in our lives, and set us toward the path of fulfilling God's call for our life. 

By Shelby Crosswhite

Living the life we really want, means surrendering and relinquishing our control of our lives over to Him. As we do, we live the life He wants for us and we discover a life of worth and purpose. 

By Dave Bartlett

Scripture says that Jesus is at the right hand of the Father interceding for us. He tells us in scripture that something happens when we pray, even, if we don't always see exactly what. This is invitation to intercede for others as Jesus is our intercessor. 

By Jenny Nipper

The theme of the Fall is all throughout the Biblical story. Paul's letter to the Ephesians calls us to stand against the same traps, that led to the fall of the first humans. 

By Brook Stockert