Wellspring Church

Wellspring Church :: Englewood, Colorado
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Wellspring Church is a vibrant community of faith that values the past and the future yet remains fully engaged in the present. We are enriched by the diverse treasures of God’s kingdom, both the old and the new, that we may minister to the diverse needs of our culture today and leave a legacy of faithfulness for tomorrow.

  1. FEB 8

    Liturgy :: 2/8/26 :: Dr. Mark Young

    Welcome to Wellspring Church! What does the liturgy send us into? In this message, Dr. Mark Young reflects on how the rhythms of worship don’t end at the dismissal—they form and send us as God’s people into the world. Drawing on the shape of the liturgy and the story of God’s movement toward the world, we’re reminded that worship is not an escape from mission but the very thing that prepares us for it. From confession and forgiveness to communion and sending, God is continually forming a faithful people who live as witnesses to Christ while we wait and anticipate His fullness. 📖 Key Themes in This Message: 🔹 How the liturgy forms us over time, not all at once 🔹 Why waiting and anticipation are active, faithful postures 🔹 The connection between worship and God’s mission in the world 🔹 Being sent as witnesses shaped by grace, not effort Faithfulness isn’t about getting it all right—it’s about being shaped, again and again, by God’s gracious movement toward us, and then carried outward in love and service. 📅 Join us this week at Wellspring Church! Looking to grow deeper in your faith? Visit www.wellspringenglewood.comto learn more. 💬 How did this message help you see worship—or your everyday faithfulness—differently? Support the show

    16 min

  2. FEB 1

    Liturgy :: 2/1/26 :: Bishop Thad Barnum

    Welcome to Wellspring Church! In this message, Bishop Thad Barnum invites us to slow down and listen carefully to what God is doing when we gather—especially at the Lord’s Table. He reminds us that the gospel always meets us honestly, diagnosing the condition of our souls before offering healing and grace. Drawing on Scripture and the rhythms of confession and communion, Bishop Thad reflects on how repentance isn’t meant to crush us, but to restore us. As we come before God with humility—naming our sin, our defiance, and our need—we are met by Jesus, the Lamb of God who bears our sin and reconciles us to the Father. 📖 Key Themes in This Message: 🔹 Hearing the gospel as both diagnosis and healing 🔹 Why honest confession opens the door to freedom 🔹 Jesus lifted up as the crucified and risen Savior 🔹 The Lord’s Table as a place of gratitude, repentance, and renewal This message calls us to examine ourselves not in fear, but in hope—trusting that Christ meets us with mercy, forgiveness, and new life. 📅 Join us this week at Wellspring Church! Looking to grow deeper in your faith? Visit www.wellspringenglewood.com to learn more. 💬 What stood out to you from this message? Support the show

    21 min

  3. JAN 25

    Liturgy :: 1/25/26 :: Billy Waters

    Welcome to Wellspring Church! What truly shapes our lives and loves? In this message, Pastor Billy Waters invites us to examine how our faith is formed—not just on Sunday mornings, but throughout the whole of our lives—and how misplaced desires can quietly reshape our hearts. Drawing from 1 Timothy 6 and the broader witness of Scripture, we’re reminded that the love of money promises fulfillment but ultimately leads us away from the life God intends. Christian faith, by contrast, begins with God’s gracious initiative and forms us into people who live with open hands, rooted trust, and worshipful dependence on Him. Faith isn’t merely something we believe; it’s something that forms us—shaping our habits, our priorities, and our posture toward God and others all week long. 📖 Key Themes in This Message: 🔹 How faith is formed beyond Sunday worship 🔹 Why Scripture warns us about the love of money 🔹 The difference between accumulation and true abundance 🔹 Generosity as a response to God’s gracious giving 🔹 Worship as the starting point for a rightly ordered life When we begin with worship, we discover that God’s grace reorients our desires and frees us to live differently—less driven by fear or gain, and more shaped by trust, gratitude, and love. 📅 Join us this week at Wellspring Church! Looking to grow deeper in your faith? Visit www.wellspringenglewood.com to learn more. 💬 How did this message challenge or encourage you? Support the show

    25 min

  4. JAN 18

    Liturgy :: 1/18/26 :: Katie Gayle

    Welcome to Wellspring Church! What shapes us as followers of Jesus week after week? In this message, Pastor Katie Gayle invites us into the heart of our current Liturgy series, helping us see how our worship is not just something we attend, but something that is actively forming us. Walking through the structure of our service, we’re reminded that liturgy is meant to shape our loves, our prayers, and our lives. From the Word being preached to the prayers of the people, the passing of the peace, and the table, each movement tells the gospel story again and again—training us to live as disciples in the way of Jesus. 📖 Key Themes in This Message: 🔹 How liturgy forms us into followers of Jesus over time 🔹 Why repetition in worship is purposeful, not empty 🔹 The meaning behind the movements of our Sunday service 🔹 Learning to see worship as participation, not performance Rather than asking, “What do I get out of church today?” we’re invited to ask, “Who is God forming me to become?” As we walk through the liturgy together, we’re being shaped—slowly and faithfully—into people who live the gospel in the world. 📅 Join us this week at Wellspring Church! Want to learn more about our community and worship life? Visit www.wellspringenglewood.com. 💬 Which part of the liturgy has been most meaningful to you lately? Support the show

    1h 21m

  5. JAN 11

    Liturgy :: 1/11/26 :: David Norris

    Welcome to Wellspring Church! In this message, Pastor David Norris invites us into the season of Epiphany by helping us see why the reading and proclaiming of Scripture sits at the heart of our worship. Rather than treating the Bible as background material or inspirational add-on, we are reminded that God’s Word is an active, living means by which Christ is made known among us. Drawing especially from John 1, Pastor David points us to Jesus as the Word made flesh—the fullest revelation of God’s heart and will. When Scripture is read aloud in the gathered assembly, it is not merely information being shared, but Christ himself being presented to his people. The structure of our liturgy, including the readings, confession, absolution, and communion, forms us by repeatedly placing us under the gracious authority of God’s revealed Word. 📖 Key Themes in This Message: 🔹 Why Scripture is central to Christian worship, not supplemental 🔹 Jesus as the Word of God revealed to the world 🔹 How Epiphany highlights Christ being made known to the nations 🔹 The role of liturgy in shaping us through hearing and responding to God’s Word 🔹 Why proclamation is something we receive together, not privately As we gather week by week, God speaks—comforting, convicting, and revealing himself through Scripture. In hearing the Word proclaimed, we are drawn again to Christ, who meets us and forms us as his people. 📅 Join us this week at Wellspring Church! Want to learn more about our rhythms of worship and life together? Visit www.wellspringenglewood.com to learn more. 💬 How did this message deepen your understanding of Scripture in worship? Support the show

    22 min

  6. JAN 4

    Liturgy :: 1/4/26 :: Billy Waters

    Welcome to Wellspring Church! In this message, Pastor Billy Waters kicks off our new sermon series, Liturgy, by inviting us to slow down and ask an important question: Why do we worship the way we do? Rather than treating our Sunday service as a collection of habits or preferences, this sermon helps us see liturgy as a formative gift—one that shapes us over time into people who love God rightly. Pastor Billy shares both Scripture and personal story to show that liturgy isn’t about being rigid or old-fashioned. It’s about being re-formed, week after week, by practices that root us in God’s story, train our hearts toward worship, and keep us anchored in His presence. 📖 Key Themes in This Message: 🔹 What “liturgy” really means and why every church has one 🔹 How repeated practices shape our loves and our faithfulness 🔹 Why worship is something we are formed into, not something we consume 🔹 Seeing our service as a faithful response to God’s gracious work This opening message sets the foundation for the series by reminding us that we don’t just gather to feel inspired—we gather to be formed. In prayer, Scripture, confession, and communion, God is steadily shaping us into people who know how to remain with Him. 📅 Join us this week at Wellspring Church! Looking to grow deeper in your faith? Visit www.wellspringenglewood.comto learn more. 💬 How has learning more about liturgy changed the way you see our Sunday worship? Support the show

    26 min

  7. 12/28/2025

    Christmas—God With Us :: 12/28/25 :: Billy Waters

    Welcome to Wellspring Church! In this message, Pastor Billy Waters invites us to linger in the heart of the Christmas story and carry its truth forward: God is with us. Centered on Matthew 1:18–23, this sermon reminds us that the incarnation is not just something we celebrate once a year—it is the defining reality of our lives. In Jesus, God does not remain distant or abstract; He comes near, dwelling with His people in real, embodied ways. Pastor Billy weaves together Scripture, reflection, and wisdom from the Church to show that God’s presence is not passive. God desires to be known, welcomed, and wanted, and His nearness reshapes how we live, listen, and respond. 📖 Key Themes in This Message: 🔹 The meaning of “Emmanuel” and why it still matters 🔹 God’s presence as active, personal, and transformative 🔹 How longing and attentiveness mark a life shaped by God 🔹 Receiving Christ not just at Christmas, but every day The good news is simple and profound: God is with us—not only in our joy, but in our waiting, our questions, and our ordinary days. As we move beyond the season, we are invited to live awake to His presence among us. 📅 Join us this week at Wellspring Church! To learn more about our community and worship, visit www.wellspringenglewood.com. 💬 How did this message help you notice God’s nearness in a new way? Support the show

    29 min

  8. 12/24/2025

    Christmas Eve :: 12/24/25 :: Billy Waters

    Welcome to Wellspring Church! On Christmas Eve, Pastor Billy Waters invites us into the heart of the Christmas story—not as a distant memory, but as a present and living reality. At the center of his message is the simple yet profound truth of Christmas: God with us. Christmas is more than a celebration of something that once happened; it is the assurance that God has drawn near and remains present with us. Drawing on the story of Jesus’ birth and the comforting imagery of Psalm 23, we’re reminded that our deepest longings—for peace, rest, guidance, and restoration—are ultimately met in Christ. God does not promise an easy path, but He does promise His presence, walking with us through every valley and leading us toward life. 📖 Key Themes in This Message: 🔹 Christmas as the celebration of God with us 🔹 Why our deepest longings cannot be satisfied apart from Jesus 🔹 The gift of God’s presence rather than a problem-free life 🔹 Jesus as the Good Shepherd who restores our souls At Christmas, we remember that the greatest gift God gives is Himself. In Jesus, God comes close—Immanuel—meeting us in our need, guiding us with love, and offering a peace the world cannot give. 📅 We’re glad you worshiped with us at Wellspring Church. Want to stay connected or learn more about our community? Visit www.wellspringenglewood.com. 💬 How does the promise of God with us shape the way you step into the days ahead? Support the show

    14 min
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About

Wellspring Church is a vibrant community of faith that values the past and the future yet remains fully engaged in the present. We are enriched by the diverse treasures of God’s kingdom, both the old and the new, that we may minister to the diverse needs of our culture today and leave a legacy of faithfulness for tomorrow.

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  • Creator
    Wellspring Church :: Englewood, Colorado
  • Years Active
    2015 - 2026
  • Episodes
    228
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Wellspring Church
  • Show Website
    Wellspring Church

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