Wellspring of Life Church

What and how we speak reveals what is truly in our hearts. What do your words reveal about the condition of your heart? James challenges us to take a good look at the depth of our love for God based on how we speak and treat others. 

By Dave Bartlett

Do you ever need to get back on track? We can sometimes find ourselves in an unproductive state, moving in the wrong direction or in a place of despair.  The prophet Jeremiah was in a place of despair and God gave him the steps he needed to take to get him back on track. If we follow those same steps we can get our lives back on track too.

Dave Bartlett

Faith that works makes a real difference in the way we live our lives. If we have a real faith, a faith that does, it will lead us to do more than talk a good talk, it will lead us to action that is consistent with what we believe. 

By Dave Bartlett

Favoritism and prejudice go hand in hand and James makes us aware that this is sin and should not exist within the church. He gives us some very practical principles for a "faith that works" in this area. 

By Dave Bartlett

James tells us the way to become more mature in our faith is to not only be hearers of the Word but be doers of the Word and in so doing we will experience the blessings of God. 

By Dave Bartlett

There will be challenges to our faith; there will be times when we will be tempted to give up and quit. But what great glory it will bring to God if we keep fighting the fight and running the race! What a great reward will await us at the finish line!

By Bill Middleton

Faith allows us to see our difficult circumstances and the battles we face through our Father's eyes. God's presence, protection and providence can move us from fear to faith, depending on what we are using to see with. 

By Tim Munyan

James begins his letter to his Jewish brothers and to us with the encouragement that the trials of our faith will surely come but their purpose is to prove the faithfulness of God.   We have two ways we can look at the world. One is through the eyes of unbelief and the other is through the eyes of faith. Which will you choose?

By Dave Bartlett

While at a Shabbat dinner with certain Pharisees, Jesus delivers three big truths through the use of stories. 

 

By Brook Stockert

Depending on your world view, determines how you make your decisions and choices. Hopefully you see with eyes of truth that come from a biblical world view, which will give you the ability to see life from God's perspective.

By Marilyn Bartlett