Wellspring of Life Church

Choosing to live a life submitted to God's authority, aligning our will with His, gives us the ability to resist temptation. Saying "Yes" to Jesus, leads to a life of spiritual fulfillment and victory over our enemy.

By Dave Bartlett

God is faithful to protect us in our time of need. In this world, we will be put to a test by those who are against us. Daniel was large and in charge when he refused to go against his God, even though it meant imminent death in the jaws of lions. Daniel knew who his God was, therefore he believed and trusted in His sovereign plan for his life. 

By Kenny Guidry

Fiery trials are inevitable, and transformative for believers. "The furnace is not just a place of suffering; it is a stage for divine manifestation." God uses trials to test faith, reveal His presence, promote His people, break bondages and bring Himself glory. 

By Kenny Guidry

In our current day and age, we are surrounded by negativity. Everywhere we go, we feel the weight of complaining and dissatisfaction. We are all constantly striving for more money, more likes on social media, more "perfection" in our lives, yet it only leads us to feeling more empty than before. As we look at the Israelite's journey through the wilderness, we see that they went through many of the same struggles, focusing on their current hardships instead of the Promises of God. Let us see how God is calling us to turn our hearts from our worldly struggles to the eternal treasures that He has promised. 

By Shelby Crosswhite

The man believed by being placed in the pool, he would be healed. However, the true answer to his healing was standing right in front of him. Jesus is the Source of true wholeness. 

By Brook Stockert

The God of the universe, our High Priest invites us to come near. We need not fear, we can come confidently into His presence and receive mercy and grace for whatever we need. 

By Dave Bartlett

The Apostle Paul gives thanks to God for the believers in Thessalonica for their, "work of faith, labor of love, and steadfastness of hope." He acknowledges that they are loved and chosen by God and encourages them to remain faithful, to stay steadfast in their witness, even in the midst of persecution. Would these same qualities be said of you today?   

By Dave Bartlett

The Book of Acts ends with Paul finally reaching Rome, where he is under house arrest for two years. In spite of his imprisonment, he continued to boldly proclaim the Gospel, without hindrance.  Luke doesn't close the book of Acts with "the end"... because we are to continue to boldly and faithfully proclaim the Gospel until Jesus comes. 

By Dave Bartlett

Step out of the exhausting cycle of trying to earn God's approval and rest in His lavish                                                    and unchanging love. 

By Jenny Nipper

 

The story of the high ranking officer Naaman, unwilling to enter the Jordan River at the request of the prophet Elijah, can serve as an example to us, of how our pride can keep us from receiving what only God can do for us. When we like Naaman, humble ourselves and surrender to God's directives we will receive God's gift of salvation and freedom. 

By Ray Ferrell