Wellspring Church DFW

Pastor Michael shares a stand alone sermon based out of Ecclesiastes 3 about times and seasons.

In this message, Dave Willis continues our series with a message on how to overcome pain from your past. You won't want to miss it!

Whether it's things we've done, or things done to us—it's not always easy to get past the past. This is especially true during the Christmas season, when all too often, hope is haunted by history.

What if we as Christians were known for what we were FOR rather than what we are against?

Caleb Southerland unpacks the final chapter in Acts and gives us tools we need to be like Jesus to the world.

Pastor Michael continues our series, "Who's Who". This message gives you 3 tools you will need in overcoming opposition in your life. Check it out below!

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If we want to leave our mark on eternity, we have to see reality like He sees it. This truth will hit home in a way that really moves your heart, while also making you think.

"The 'Who's Who' of today is the 'Who's That' of tomorrow." We could just as well add that the 'Who's That' of today is the 'Who's Who' of eternity. The series will continue our study in Acts, in a section where Paul testifies from prison before the Who's Who of the Ancient Roman Empire—Kings, Queens, a High Priest, a Governor, and (if only Acts had one more chapter!) Caesar himself.

If you've ever struggled with feeling like a failure or like you're not enough – you're not alone. The Apostle Paul felt that way (and so have I!). This week we'll talk about what it looks like to overcome that, and to define success as God defines it.