Wellspring Covenant Church

Fleshing out what it means to live into Christ’s renewal of all things, Pastor Gerald takes us into a story of healing that goes far beyond physical restoration. Through Jesus’ encounter with a man who has been ill for 38 years, we’re invited to rethink what it means to be made well—and what might become possible when we take Jesus’ invitation seriously! (John 5:1-15)

What happens when the love of Jesus challenges everything we thought we knew about him and ourselves? Peter’s encounter with Jesus invites us to reconsider what love looks like and what it asks of us, as well as what it might mean to simply receive it.

What if the people we are quickest to judge are the very ones God is calling us to love? Through Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well, discover a transforming love that breaks through prejudice, challenges our assumptions, and invites us to cross boundaries and barriers to see others with the dignity, compassion, and grace of Christ. (Jn 4:1-32)

What happens when you’ve lost your way— but God hasn’t lost sight of you? Pastor Rebecca takes us into the beginning of our refreshed mission statement— “encountering the love of Christ and living into Christ’s renewal of all things” through the story of Zacchaeus and a surprising encounter with Jesus.

What happens when we encounter the love of the RESURRECTED Christ? Join us as we continue our sermon series "Conversations with Jesus" and reveal what awaits us at the empty tomb.

What does it mean to experience joy - not only when life is going well, but amid struggle, change, and uncertainty? In this message given at Wellspring's 2026 camp weekend, Pastor Gerald explores why joy may be more essential to our spiritual lives than we realize, and how we can encounter more of it in our lives.

Today we celebrate Wellspring's 25th Anniversary! Join us as we celebrate and look ahead to encountering more of Christ's love and live into His mission and heart for all.

What happens when rifts appear — even in the best of our relationships? In John 21, a conversation between Jesus and Peter invites us to imagine what repair might look like.

Join us as founding Pastor Gerald reflects on Mark 9:33–37, where Jesus confronts his disciples’ desire for status and redefines true greatness as becoming “last of all and servant of all,” rather than pursuing power, prestige, or recognition.

Sometimes we’re carrying it. Sometimes we’re handing it to someone else. What happens when we encounter Jesus in that place of pain and isolation? Click to watch this week’s Conversation with Jesus and perhaps have your own conversation with him, too.