Wellspring Church Ministries

06/03/2026

Lessons from the Potter’s House, Jeremiah 18:1-6

Potter’s House teaches that God is the Potter and we are the clay in His hands. Just as a potter carefully shapes clay into a useful vessel, God also molds, disciplines, and transforms our lives according to His perfect will.

1. The Potter has a mission - God takes people who are broken, sinful, and seemingly worthless, and by His grace transforms them into vessels of honor for His glory. Like clay that must go through cleansing and preparation before becoming useful, people also go through a spiritual process before they are changed by God.

2. The Potter instruments - The potter uses several instrument/tools to bring the clay to a place where it is usable.
a. Shovel - represents the conviction of the Holy Spirit that draws sinners to Christ.
b. Mallet - represents trials, struggles, and discipline that remove weaknesses and strengthen faith.
c. Wheels - symbolize the changing situations of life.
d. Potter’s hands - represent God’s constant guidance, care, and presence in every circumstance.

Even while in the Potter’s hands, the vessel can become marred or damaged. This shows how believers can fail, lose balance, or fall into sin. However, God does not throw the clay away. Instead, He patiently reshapes and restores it. Through correction and discipline, He continues working until the vessel becomes useful again.

The lesson also reminds us that God has complete control over the clay. The Potter decides what kind of vessel the clay will become, and the clay’s responsibility is to surrender and submit to His will. True blessing comes when believers fully yield their lives to God and allow Him to lead.

It teaches us to trust God’s process even when life is painful or confusing. God never gives up on His people. He continues to mold us with love and patience so that we may become vessels of honor that reflect the image of Jesus Christ and bring glory to Him.

Karen

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06/02/2026

Who is God? Genesis 1 and 3

The Creator - What are the attribute of God?
1. God is Holy
2. Loving
3. Merciful
4. Powerful
5. Righteous

Why did God drive out Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden? They did not obey God and ate the fruit. They were tempted by the serpent and listened to what the devil say rather than obeying God. These answers were shared by the kids of our Bayaoas Children's ministry.

Apostle Felma

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06/01/2026

Matthew 7:1-6

Bible fellowship with our Las Pinas church. Check yourself first before correcting others. Be compassionate to others while we grow together in the likeness of Christ.

Rhazelle

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06/01/2026

Corinth
5/31/26
Danielle Schmidt

05/31/2026

05/29/2026

Sharing John 4:7-14 with the women we're witnessing to in our community.

1. John 4:9-10, Jesus didn't introduce any religion, sect, or denomination, instead He presented the gift of God. John 3:16 , Romans 6: 23

2: By believing in Him, we will be saved and have eternal life.

3. By believing and accepting Him, He will grant us the rights to be children of God.

Apostle Felma

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05/28/2026

The Price Tag of a Soul
(Gold, Government, and God)

Integrity over "Diskarte," Conviction over Neutrality, God over Mammon.

The Loyalty Check
• The Problem we face: The Rich Young Ruler (Mark 10) walked away because his net worth dictated his self-worth.
• Our Reality: In our current political climate of corruption, we must ask: Is our silence being bought by our comfort?
• Verse: Mark 8:36 – "For what does it profit a man to gain the whole world and forfeit his soul?"

The Integrity Test (Micro vs. Macro)
• The Truth: Systemic corruption in the government is just daily greed grown large. We cannot demand macro-honesty from politicians if we practice micro-cheating through dishonest "diskarte" (bribes, tax evasion, cutting lines).
• Situational integrity is no integrity at all.
• Verse: Luke 16:10 – "One who is faithful in a very little is also faithful in much, and one who is dishonest in a very little is also dishonest in much."

The Idolatry of Comfort (Comfort over Conviction)
• The Truth: The rich man chose personal comfort over radical following. Today, Christians choose "neutrality" (silence) about government issues just to stay safe. But turning a blind eye to oppression means you are helping the oppressor.
• God called the Church to be the Light, not a hiding place.
• Verse: James 4:17 – "So whoever knows the right thing to do and fails to do it, for him it is sin."

Radical Stewardship & Accountability (Stewardship over Ownership)
• The Truth: Money and power are tools; "Mammon" is the spirit of greed that demands worship. Government positions are not ownership deals — they are temporary stewardships. If your political loyalty forces you to defend lies and theft, your Master is Mammon, not Jesus.
• You can have political opinions, but your absolute allegiance belongs to Christ.
• Verse: Luke 16:13 – "No servant can serve two masters... You cannot serve God and money (Mammon)."

Ara

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05/27/2026

How God Reveals His Will

We need to understand that it is possible to know God’s will (Ephesians 5:17). Let's look at the outlines for four specific ways the Bible says He reveals His will for us.

1. The Bible (Ang Bibliya)
• Scripture (2 Timothy 3:16-17) is God-breathed and useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness.
• The Bible is the ultimate judge and final authority of God's will. Any prophecy, dream, or vision that contradicts the Bible is not from God.

2. The Holy Spirit (Ang Banal na Espiritu)
• The Holy Spirit speaks to and selects believers while they are worshiping and fasting (Acts 13:2).
• The Holy Spirit directly calls, sets apart, and guides believers for the specific ministry or work God has for them.

3. Godly Counsel (Makadiyos na Payo)
• Fools believe only their own opinion is right, but a wise person is ready to accept advice (Proverbs 12:15).
• Listening to godly counsel is essential before making major life decisions to avoid foolish mistakes.

4. Dreams and Visions (Panaginip at Pangitain)
• God uses supernatural means to give clear directions, such as Paul’s vision of the man from Macedonia asking for help (Acts 16:9).
• God uses dreams and visions to communicate His specific desires and show believers where and how He wants them to serve.

Ara

Website - https://www.wellspringchurchministries.org

05/26/2026

Let My People Go! ("The Plagues and the Passover")

With them we talked about the divine deliverance through power and protection. Focusing on God breaking the chains of slavery for His people by overcoming human defiance with supernatural intervention.

• The Conflict: Pharaoh refuses to free the Israelites, defying God's command to "Let my people go."
• The Judgment (The Plagues): God sends 10 devastating plagues to dismantle Egypt’s economy, comfort, and gods, proving His ultimate sovereignty.
• The Salvation (The Passover): The final plague (death of the firstborn) spares the Israelites through the Passover—where lamb's blood on their doors serves as a shield of protection.
• The Outcome: Broken by the final plague, Pharaoh surrenders and officially releases the Israelites, marking the birth of their freedom.

Leah

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