Wellspring Sermons

What is the difference between God's wisdom and human wisdom? And more importantly, how in the world can we access God's wisdom? Pastor Tim Pillsbury shares from 1 Corinthians 2:1-12.

The Bible talks a lot about the brevity of life, even telling us that it's like a fog, or just as wide as your hand. But given that, what is it we should do with our lives? How do we maintain an eternal perspective as we live out our days here? Tune in as Lead Pastor Craig Morton explains.

It seems like God wouldn't forget anything -- after all, he's infinite. But scripture says many times that there are things he chooses to forget. And if God forgets things, we should too. We're headed for trouble every time we remember what God chooses to forget and forget what God chooses to remember. Watch as Lead Pastor Craig Morton explains.

When we give our life to Jesus we get a glimpse of the glorious future that awaits us. But why do things seem to immediately get so messy? Lead Pastor Craig Morton explains.

If God's grace is free, what is our responsibility? If God has made us good, is there anything left for us to do? Tune in as Lead Pastor Craig Morton examines the scriptures to find answers.

God brings conviction of sin to every person. But how do you actually get rid of the sin? Associate Pastor Tim Pillsbury shows how God has given every Christian tools to not just wait for sin to go away but to face and defeat it from a foundation of victory.

If Jesus took all of our sin away, why do Christians still sin? If we're still sinning, what good is being a Christian? How does this sin hide in our lives? Associate Pastor Tim Pillsbury dives into Romans 7 to explore this tension and what to do about it.

Jesus's ministry could be broadly categorized into two categories: Blessing and Building. His blessing ministry was his healing, providing, and miracles. His Building ministry was the way he taught his disciples. In this message, Lead Pastor Craig Morton draws five principles from the story of David's anointing in the Old Testament, showing how even when the blessing of God comes, sometimes it takes time to be built up.

We all get overwhelmed. But that doesn't have to feel like a failure. Instead, scripture teaches us that this is a normal part of the Christian life and even gives us tools for how to handle it.