Springwell Sundays

Life is constantly changing: work, family, friends, finances, etc. When we’re faced with questions of what’s next, we should ask “What’s changed?” The good news is, God hasn’t changed! Instead of making life predictable, God wants us to trust Him enough to join Him in the midst of the change.

God works in amazing ways. He has awesome plans. He’s always faithful. How do we trust him in impossible circumstances or chaotic times? We have to remember who he is. God writes unlikely stories.

God works in amazing ways. He has awesome plans. He’s always faithful. How do we trust him in impossible circumstances or chaotic times? We have to remember who he is. God writes unlikely stories.

We are enough in Christ. The problem? We don’t always feel like we’re enough or that we have enough. We don’t always feel like we have what we need. How do we lean into our true identity in Christ and open the lid on enough? Let's learn from a lady who felt like she didn't have what she needed.

The decisions that you’re making today, what you do, what you don’t do, who you’re with, who you’re not with, the decisions you’re making today actually determine the chapter that you will live out tomorrow. The better decision to make is to trust that God is still writing your story.  There’s still more to be written.

God works in all things to bring about His goodwill.  He works in all things to bring about good to those who love Him and are called according to His purpose.  He is working in all things for those who leave Moab and return to Bethlehem.  Let's see how God worked in all things for Ruth.

Let's CELEBRATE together!! What are we celebrating? Thanks for asking! We are going to celebrate the amazing life change that God did during Kidz Camp. We cannot wait to share with you all the wins we experienced this week!

Are you struggling? Are you in the middle of something and you don't see a way out? Looking for hope? Looking for answers? Looking for relief? Hold on, the comma is coming!

What does it mean to love your neighbor? It's one of the greatest commandments, but it can be difficult. How do we love the people around us even if we don't like them or they hurt us? What can we do to love our neighbor as ourselves?

We often hear the phrase, "Spend time with God," or "Quiet time," but what does that mean? How do we spend time with a God we can't see? How do we know how to have this time? What do we do during it? Well, it may be easier than you think. It's not about a pattern, it's about building a passion for the One you spend the time with.