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What is the gospel, and how do you know if your faith is genuine? In this opening message of our Romans series, we explore the power of the gospel to save and transform lives. Through Romans 1:1–17, discover how Jesus fulfills Old Testament prophecy, how salvation comes through His righteousness by faith, and why genuine faith produces a heart that desires to obey God. In a culture that challenges Christian beliefs, learn what it means to live unashamed of the gospel and devoted to Jesus Christ.

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? Are you becoming more like Him? Jesus calls us to live as servants and share the hope we’ve found in Him. In Parts 3 and 4 of our Core Values Series, we’ll look at what it means to Serve Others Together and Share Jesus Together—using our gifts, our lives, and our voices to point people to Christ.

What does it really mean to be part of a church? This message explores what it means to worship God together and do life together, reminding us that church is more than attending a service—it’s about being known, building meaningful relationships, encouraging one another, and growing together in Christ.

What makes Wellspring, Wellspring? In the first message of our Core Values series, we’ll open God's word and see how it guides who we are, what we believe, and how we seek to live out our mission of Glorifying God by Making Disciples of Jesus Christ. We'll explore how a commitment to Scripture allows people from diverse backgrounds and viewpoints to come together around what matters most: Jesus, the Gospel, and making disciples.

When we see the brokenness and sin around us, our first response can easily become condemnation. But what if God calls us to something different? In Genesis 18–19, Abraham responds to God’s judgment on Sodom not with pride, but with bold prayer and compassion. This message challenges us to remember our own need for grace, examine our own hearts, and respond to others with the same mercy we have received.

As we continue our Origins series in Genesis, Jacob finds himself alone on the night before a major confrontation with his past. In a mysterious encounter, he wrestles with God through the night and refuses to let go without a blessing. The struggle leaves Jacob wounded, but it also leaves him changed—given a new name and a new identity. Sometimes God meets us in the struggle, not to leave us as we are, but to transform us into who He is calling us to be.

God gives good gifts—but sometimes He asks us to loosen our grip. In Genesis 22, Abraham faces an unimaginable test that reveals a timeless truth: every blessing is a gift from God, and the Giver must always remain greater than the gift. Join us as we continue our journey through Genesis and discover what it means to receive God’s gifts with gratitude—and hold them with open hands.

"God, your promise seems impossible!" Abraham and Sarah knew what it was like to wait—and wait—and wonder if God would really do what He said. When God promised them a son in their old age, they laughed. But God proved that nothing is too difficult for Him and that He is faithful to His promises, even when our circumstances say otherwise.

Babel is more than a story about a tower—it’s a warning about pride, self-reliance, and using God’s gifts to make a name for ourselves instead of glorifying Him. In Genesis 11, we discover how God responds to human arrogance and how He lovingly works to humble His people and accomplish His purposes.

Noah’s ark is more than a familiar Bible story about animals and a flood. In this message from Wellspring Church’s Origins series, we discover a powerful picture of God’s holiness, judgment, grace, and redemption—and what Noah’s faithful obedience teaches us about following God in a broken world. Just as there was one door into the ark, Jesus is the one way to salvation, calling us to faith, faithfulness, and lives that shine like stars in a dark world.

In one cataclysmic moment, sin entered God’s perfect creation and changed everything. In Genesis 2–3, we see humanity’s first temptation, the consequences of choosing our own will over God’s, and the shame that follows. But God (even in the midst of failure) pursues sinners, covers our shame, and offers grace. Sin causes us to hide from God, will you accept His loving invitation to come near?

Where did we come from? Why are we here? What does it mean to be human? This week, we'll explore the creation of mankind and discover that our amazing God intentionally created every individual person in His own image. As a result, our lives have purpose, our relationships matter, and we can know that we were made to know, trust, and reflect our Creator.

This Sunday we begin "Origins," a new sermon series exploring the foundational themes of Genesis. We'll begin with the creation account and discover what Scripture clearly reveals about the beginning of the world, the veracity of God's Word, and how Christians can approach questions of science and creation with both conviction and humility. We'll start at the very beginning to understand God's story and our place in it.

Conflict is inevitably a part of life, but it doesn't have to define our relationships. This week, we'll take a look at what the God says about where conflict really comes from, how humility changes the conversation, and finish up with practical, Christ-centered steps toward reconciliation. Learn how to pursue peace faithfully while honoring God and strengthening your relationships.

Pressure is part of life, right? But that pressure doesn't have to control how we respond. Maybe you face stresses at work, family challenges, difficult decisions, temptation, school or your future or even cultural pressure. Christ shows us how to better handle them. This Sunday as we dig into God's word, we'll learn practical, everyday habits for responding with conviction, grace, and faithfulness.