Wellspring Church

Social Media has become an integral part of our lives. It's how we share exciting news with friends, worthwhile causes we support and it's how we stay connected with loved ones. We've also all seen these same platforms become a place to argue, demean, and divide. All of us have online influence and how we use it has the potential to impact our offline lives. This Sunday, Pastor Trey Kelly begins to talk about how we can maintain or gain influence instead of giving it away. When it comes to Social Media, better is possible and we all can do better!

Social Media has become an integral part of our lives. It's how we share exciting news with friends, worthwhile causes we support and it's how we stay connected with loved ones. We've also all seen these same platforms become a place to argue, demean, and divide. All of us have online influence and how we use it has the potential to impact our offline lives. This Sunday, Pastor Trey Kelly begins to talk about how we can maintain or gain influence instead of giving it away. When it comes to Social Media, better is possible and we all can do better!

Social Media has become an integral part of our lives. It's how we share exciting news with friends, worthwhile causes we support and it's how we stay connected with loved ones. We've also all seen these same platforms become a place to argue, demean, and divide. All of us have online influence and how we use it has the potential to impact our offline lives. This Sunday, Pastor Trey Kelly begins to talk about how we can maintain or gain influence instead of giving it away. When it comes to Social Media, better is possible and we all can do better!

Social Media has become an integral part of our lives. It's how we share exciting news with friends, worthwhile causes we support and it's how we stay connected with loved ones. We've also all seen these same platforms become a place to argue, demean, and divide. All of us have online influence and how we use it has the potential to impact our offline lives. This Sunday, Pastor Trey Kelly begins to talk about how we can maintain or gain influence instead of giving it away. When it comes to Social Media, better is possible and we all can do better!

Social Media has become an integral part of our lives. It's how we share exciting news with friends, worthwhile causes we support and it's how we stay connected with loved ones. We've also all seen these same platforms become a place to argue, demean, and divide. All of us have online influence and how we use it has the potential to impact our offline lives. This Sunday, Pastor Trey Kelly begins to talk about how we can maintain or gain influence instead of giving it away. When it comes to Social Media, better is possible and we all can do better!

The subject of mental health is a real thing and it is hitting our culture in a big way. Scroll through your Facebook feed, turn on the nightly news or talk to a friend who is struggling and you will see or hear stress, fear and anxiety.

This week, Pastor Trey Kelly concludes a conversation about depression, anxiety, and mental health and how the church should respond. Regardless of if you are struggling or love somebody who is, we want to spend the next few weeks reminding everyone that everybody struggles and that you are not alone!

The subject of mental health is a real thing and it is hitting our culture in a big way. Scroll through your Facebook feed, turn on the nightly news or talk to a friend who is struggling and you will see or hear stress, fear and anxiety.

This week, Pastor Trey Kelly begins a conversation about depression, anxiety, and mental health and how the church should respond. Regardless of if you are struggling or love somebody who is, we want to spend the next few weeks reminding everyone that everybody struggles and that you are not alone!

The subject of mental health is a real thing and it is hitting our culture in a big way. Scroll through your Facebook feed, turn on the nightly news or talk to a friend who is struggling and you will see or hear stress, fear and anxiety.

This week, Pastor Trey Kelly begins a conversation about depression, anxiety, and mental health and how the church should respond. Regardless of if you are struggling or love somebody who is, we want to spend the next few weeks reminding everyone that everybody struggles and that you are not alone!

The subject of mental health is a real thing and it is hitting our culture in a big way. Scroll through your Facebook feed, turn on the nightly news or talk to a friend who is struggling and you will see or hear stress, fear and anxiety.

This week, Pastor Trey Kelly begins a conversation about depression, anxiety, and mental health and how the church should respond. Regardless of if you are struggling or love somebody who is, we want to spend the next few weeks reminding everyone that everybody struggles and that you are not alone!

Six months ago we were all faced with a brand new calendar full of possibilities and hope for a better year. For many of us, life felt normal and we made some New Years' Resolutions to make this year the best one yet. For some of us, we brought hurt and pain into this year and we were hoping that better might be possible for us...but all of us saw 2020 playing out much differently than it has.

We've asked the question Now What? many times over for the last six months, but what if the second half of 2020 didn't leave us feeling Over It or at the End of Our Rope? What if the better that we all hoped for January 1st, was still possible?

We'd like to invite you to join us online this weekend as we start a brand new series called 2020 Part 2. Together we will discover that the answers to the biggest questions and challenges found in 2020 have a simple answer that applies to all of us!

We can't start over, but we can start fresh!