Wellspring Church Ministries

06/24/2026

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06/24/2026

SALVATION

The Problem we all face is the Reality of Sin (Romans 6:23 (See also: Romans 3:10, 3:23)
• Everyone has sinned: No one has reached the glory of God.
• The payment: The wages of sin is death and separation from God.

Our solution is the Gift of Salvation Through Christ (John 14:6 / Acts 4:12)
• Unconditional Love: Because God loves us, He gave us a gift that we did not work for and do not deserve.
• Complete Redemption: Jesus paid the penalty on the cross to bring redemption, transformation, and restoration to our lives.

Through salvation in him we have a New Life and a New Relationship with Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17 (See also: 1 John 5:11-13, Hebrews 13:5b)
• Restoration: He restored our relationship with God and fixed our personal lives, relationships with others, and even our finances.

Our Assurance as we walk with Him is that anyone who believes in the Son of God has eternal life and will never be abandoned by the Lord.

Nelma

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06/23/2026

Lord, What Now? Navigating Life’s Plot Twists with Faith. Proverbs 3:5-6 | Genesis 50:20

We all love a perfect plan until life completely rewrites our script. The door you expected to open slams shut. When a "Plot Twist" shatters your timeline, the immediate cry of the heart is always: "Lord, what now? Why this?"

Here are three heavy, heart-shifting truths to anchor your soul when your plans fall apart:

1. When Your Life is Hit by a Detour
• The Broken Script: Joseph was the favored son with big dreams. Yet, his reality became a nightmare: betrayed by his brothers, thrown into a pit, sold as a slave, and falsely imprisoned (Genesis 39).
• The Sovereign Truth: A sudden disruption in your life does not mean God has abandoned you. God rarely takes us on a straight line because a straight line requires no faith. He uses divine detours not to punish you, but to prepare you for the destiny you cannot yet see. If Joseph was never sold, he would never have reached Egypt. If he was never imprisoned, he would never have met the King.
• Sometimes, when you think you’ve been buried in the dark, God has actually planted you for a harvest.

2. Lean Not on Your Own Understanding
• Proverbs 3:5 commands us: "Lean not on your own understanding." Why? Because human logic is claustrophobic. We are trapped in the "present tense" we only see the empty bank account, the diagnosis, the heartbreak, or the rejection.
• The Divine Perspective: Our lives are like looking at the backside of a tapestry; it looks chaotic, knotted, and messy. But God is looking at the front, meticulously weaving an absolute masterpiece. If you try to figure out an infinite God with a finite mind, you will only breed anxiety.
• Faith is not demanding that God explain the plot; faith is trusting the Character of the Author when you cannot trace His hand.

3. Developing a "Sovereignty Mindset
• God is not in heaven biting His nails. He has never looked at a global crisis or your personal tragedy and said, "I didn't see that coming." He is the Sovereign King — nothing passes through your life without first passing through His fingers.
• The Promise: In Genesis 50:20, Joseph confronted his abusers and said, "You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good." People can weaponize pain against you, but God can overrule it. God is the ultimate recycler of human pain. He takes the broken shards of your life and reshapes them into a testimony.
• What the enemy meant for your ex*****on, God will use for your elevation.

What is the plot twist you are fighting so hard against right now? Release your grip on the remote control of your life.

If your story doesn't look good right now, take heart: It just means it’s not the end. Because when God holds the pen, the final chapter always belongs to His glory and your good.

Ara

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06/23/2026

06/22/2026

How to Break Bad Habits

Habits are patterns of behavior that we acquire through repetition. While some habits are harmless (like putting on your right shoe before the left), others can be incredibly destructive, such as addictions to drugs or alcohol. Jeremiah 13:23 asks a challenging question: Can a leopard change its spots? In other words, can someone who is accustomed to doing evil suddenly do good?. It may seem impossible, but there is hope! Here are 4 essential tools to help anyone break free from destructive habits.

1. Discipline (Hebrews 12:10-11)
• God disciplines us for our own good so that we may share in His holiness, and while it may be painful at first, it later yields a harvest of peace and righteousness.
• Bad habits are not formed overnight, which means they won't be broken overnight either.
• To break free, we must replace a lifestyle of overindulgence whether that is in sleep, food, TV, or the internet with a lifestyle grounded in self-control and discipline.

2. Faith (1 John 5:4)
• The Bible tells us that everyone born of God overcomes the world, and our faith is the victory that conquers.
• Every born-again believer is meant to live victoriously over bad habits, and faith is the master key to that victory.

3. People (Community) (James 5:16)
• We cannot do it alone; we desperately need the help of others to overcome our weaknesses and deeply ingrained habits.
• We confess our sins to God to receive forgiveness, but we confess to people when we need practical help and accountability to break a habit.
• Walking alongside people who love God keeps our lives open for healing prayers, self-examination, and necessary correction.

4. Perseverance (Proverbs 24:16)
• Though the righteous may fall seven times, they will rise again.
• The old saying, "If at first you don't succeed, try and try again," perfectly applies to the process of stopping bad habits.
• When we fail or stumble, we must not simply accept defeat and believe we will be stuck forever; instead, we must persevere and get back up.

Ara

Website - https://www.wellspringchurchministries.org

06/22/2026

Paul's 3rd Missionary Journey
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Danielle Schmidt

06/19/2026

Wherever You Go, Ruth 1-2, 4:9-17

Sometimes, our greatest blessings come right after our deepest seasons of sorrow. The book of Ruth is a powerful testament to loyalty, hard work, and God's incredible redeeming love. When life forced Ruth into an unknown chapter, her response changed history forever. Let's look at three key lessons from her journey.

> "But Ruth replied, 'Don’t urge me to leave you or to turn back from you. Where you go I will go, and where you stay I will stay. Your people will be my people and your God my God.'" – Ruth 1:16

1. The Power of Unwavering Loyalty (Ruth 1)
• Naomi lost her husband and sons, feeling completely empty and hopeless.
• Instead of returning to comfort, Ruth chose to step into the unknown out of fierce love for her mother-in-law.
• True devotion means standing by our loved ones and choosing God's path, even when the road ahead is uncertain.

2. The Reward of Faithful Diligence (Ruth 2)
• Ruth didn't sit around waiting for a miracle to fall from the sky; she humbled herself and went to work gleaning in the fields.
• God guided her steps directly to Boaz's field, providing her with safety, favor, and abundant provision.
• When we are faithful in the small, difficult tasks, God honors our diligence and orchestrates divine connections behind the scenes.

3. The Beauty of Ultimate Redemption (Ruth 4:9-17)
• Boaz steps in as the "kinsman-redeemer," restoring Naomi's family line and taking Ruth as his wife.
• God turns a tragic story of famine and death into a royal legacy, as Ruth gives birth to Obed, becoming the great-grandmother of King David (and a direct ancestor of Jesus!).
• God is the ultimate Redeemer. He can take our brokenness, our grief, and our humble offerings and weave them into a magnificent masterpiece.

Just like Ruth, you might be facing an uncertain path today. Keep stepping forward in faith. Humble your heart and say to God, "Saan ka man magpunta, susunod ako" (Wherever You go, I will follow). Trust that your ultimate Redeemer is writing a beautiful story for your life!

Leah

Website - https://www.wellspringchurchministries.org

06/18/2026

“Perspective” Isaiah 55:8-9

Perspective means the way you understand and analyze life behind all the situations.

1. Man’s perspective is limited by his own understanding. We as child of God we should not rely on our own perspective, but on God’s perspective as the word of God said that God’s ways and thoughts are higher than our ways and thoughts as the heaven higher than the earth. To every situation in our lives we must learn to trust God, good or bad things happened, God always doing good for us.

Romans 8: 28 That all things work together for good to them that love God and to them who are called according to His purpose. To every suffering and trials it work out to become mature in our relationship with God.

The life of Job despite of what he suffered, still he trust God. The life of Joseph, He suffered a lot by his own brothers, but considered as a part of God planned to be an intrument to blessed many people including his love ones.

Genesis 50:19-20. Life of Apostle Paul
He had a thorn in the flesh and asked God to removed this suffering, the Lord said to Him that His grace is sufficient for him and His power can be made perfect to his weaknesses. Apostle Paul realized that only the grace and the power of God can sustained him to every situation in his life.
We as a child of God we should not rely to our own perspective because we are a finite human, but always rely to our Infinite God perspective knowing that our God is good all the time.

Apostle Felma

Website - https://www.wellspringchurchministries.org