Wellspring of Life Church

For Ruth, her day began in hunger and need but the Lord led her to a field that just so happened to belong to a kinsman. She experiences a second chance and finds in this "Field of Grace"...provision, protection, security, favor and peace. When we are in the field of the Lord's grace we will also find what Ruth found, everything we need.

By Dave Bartlett

The Passover Lamb is a foreshadowing of God's Lamb the Messiah. The Feast of Unleavened Bread points to the sinlessness and the purity of our Savior. The Feast of First Fruits reveal ascpects of the first coming of God's Lamb, who would be the First Fruit of God's redemption. We celebrate these three Feasts because of what they show us regarding our Resurrected Lord and coming King.

By Dave Bartlett

Exodus 12- the Passover chapter portrays what was involved in the deliverance of God's people from the bondage of Egypt. It points to Jesus our Passover Lamb who has delivered us from the bonadage of sin, by the shedding of His blood on the cross.  It is essential that we understand the significance of Passover and what it means to our lives today.

By Dave Bartlett

There is alot that we can learn from the story titled Road To Emmaus. We can learn about ourselves by looking at the two individuals in the story. We get to see Jesus' heart for the two and in turn His heart for us. We also get to see Jesus as a supreme example and learn from His ministries. And finally, we catch a glimpse of how the Holy Spirit can work in the lives of followers today. 

By Danny Manzanares

Isaiah 58:10 says, "If you give what you have to the hungry, and fill the needs of those who suffer, then your light will rise in the darkness, and your darkness will be like the brightest time of day." We can be the answer to a child's prayer, by providing for their basic needs, showing them that someone loves them, cares about them and shares with them, the One who will give them hope and a future. In return we will be richly blessed, especially when we give obediently out of our own need. Trust Jesus, He is our provider. 

By Brook Stockert

After ten years Naomi reurned to the House of Bread, the place of Praise! She went back to where she belonged. Maybe you have wandered off to a distant place, away from the place where you once tasted and knew the goodness of the Lord. No matter how long you have been gone, it's never to late to come back home!

By Dave Bartlett

There are three themes that run through the Book of Ruth. Redemption, Revival and Restoration. Through this little, yet powerful story, we see how the Lord breathed hope into those who were without hope and into their situations that appeared to be hopeless.  There is much we can glean in just the first few verses of chapter one.

By Dave Bartlett

How does a person who doesn't worship God become a worshipper? In one converersation, Jesus shows how to transform a sinful heart and gives us the pattern we use in Chi Alpha, for changing lives on the university campus. 

By Brent Keizer

The importance of Christians celebrating Purim. The Jewish people in the days of Esther were delivered from an "irrevocable decree" of the Persian King. God also has an "irrevocable decree", all people are sinners and worthy of death. But the Messiah gave His life, to deliver all who believe in Him from that "irrevocable decree" of death.

By Dave Bartlett 

Among the many themes woven througout scripture, cover to cover, is the theme of broken, hurting people crying out to God. This is not an evidence of weakness, but strength found in humility.

By Dave Bartlett