Wellspring of Life Church

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

 

The Lord will never forget or fail to keep His promises to His people. It's important for us to remember, especially in times of discouragement that the Lord truly loves us and cares for us. How can He forget us, when we are inscribed in the palms of His hands. 

By Dave Bartlett

God loves us and desires that we turn to Him in repentance. Therefore, He will do whatever is necessary to get our attention. If we allow the Lord to refine us, we will experience His presence, love and grace and He in turn will be glorified. 

By Dave Bartlett

To be a true disciple of Jesus, we must be tough-skinned while at the same time, we are exhorted by Jesus to turn the other cheek when being persecuted. How can we do that?  Only through the power of the Holy Spirit within us. 

By Marilyn Bartlett

We can learn a lot about the character and purpose of Jesus by studying the imagery found in the Garden of Eden. 

By Brook Stockert

Throughout their history the children of Israel committed idolatry and worshipped other gods. An evil committed against the Only True and Living God. We would do well to check our own hearts to see if we might be guilty of the same thing. If anyone or anything is more important than the Lord in our hearts, we are guilty of the same evil committed by His people. Is your heart divided? Do you have one foot in the world? Where and who has your allegiance? 

By Dave Bartlett

Isaiah has words of encouragement and hope for us today. We can at times feel weak and unusable to the Lord. However, the Lord through the prophet Isaiah speaks words that when we are feeling weak, and the flame of our faith seems as if it is growing more dim, the Lord will not throw us away or snuff us out. Instead, He will strengthen us and restore our usefulness. He will rekindle the flame so once again we will shine brighter than we ever have. 

Dave Bartlett