Springwell Sundays

Springwell Church has had an amazing 30 years of ministry. What God has done has been nothing short of miraculous. We believe, though, that what God’s done through us in the past, he wants to continue to do in our future. How do we position ourselves to experience the miraculous for the next 30 years? We help people find hope, life, and freedom in Jesus.

What happens when justice meets mercy? It leads straight to grace—and ultimately to purpose. This week, we're diving deep into Ephesians on a simple, powerful walk through scripture that reveals the core of the gospel.

Riddles often look difficult. In reality, the answer is usually right in front of us. Often we treat God's worth like a riddle. It looks difficult to describe, but the answer is right in front of us. As we look back at 2025, let's recognize how God has shown-up time and time again in our lives.

During the Christmas season—and really, all throughout the year—our lives are filled with responsibilities, challenges, and pursuits. But why does it so often feel like all of that gets us nowhere? Maybe it comes down to what we choose to make room for. Will you make room for Jesus and let Him lead you where He wants you to go? When we start with Jesus, there’s always room.

When God wanted to announce to the world that his Son was born, he didn’t go to the rich or religious elite. No, God sent angels to lowly shepherds in a field. Why? It’s to tell us that we don’t have to fear being good enough for God. A relationship with Jesus is the gift that does just that.

People pleasing and worrying about what others think of them drives many people in today’s culture. We try to put on a front to impress and even give on what we really believe so we’ll be liked. Let’s look at Joseph in the Christmas story and see what we can learn about obeying God even when others may not like it.

Interruptions are just a part of life. They come at what seem like the worst possible times. When we go through them, it can cause us to fear what’s happening and what the result will be. What can we learn about interruptions from the mother of Jesus? A lot.

Everything comes from something. The earth is created by God. Plants come from a seed in the ground. Brewed coffee comes from hot water running over coffee grounds. How does that apply to our faith and what we do? The truth is, real faith produces real works and actions in the life of a believer. It’s not an act of our will power, it’s a result of our faith. Works flow from true faith.

Is God sovereign? Yes! Do we have the freedom to make choices in our lives? Yes! The tension between God’s sovereignty and our free will is one we see throughout scripture. It’s a tension that plays itself out in our lives every single day. What do we do with the tension? How should we react? It ultimately tells us about the power and goodness of God.

There are tensions in scripture. Things that don’t contradict each other, but live in tension to fully reveal who God truly is. Grace and truth are both necessary to a loving God. Without truth, we wouldn’t know grace. Without both, we wouldn’t know love. What does that mean for our everyday lives? Let's talk about it.

Hurts, habits, and hang-ups—we all have them. That’s why we’re so passionate about Celebrate Recovery, a faith-based program that’s changing lives every week. Celebrate Recovery Sunday is our chance to shine a light on this ministry, share powerful stories of transformation, and celebrate the hope and healing it helps bring.

God can do the unthinkable. He can heal the sick, raise the dead, and redeem time and people. There are countless stories of God's amazing work in the lives of people at Springwell. One of those stories is Katie Adamson. Our Founding Pastor's (Pastor Scott) daughter has experienced God's power to change people first hand. Let's hear her amazing "prodigal" story.

Satan will try to trick us by convincing us that everything we want is available outside of a relationship with God. He’ll attack our identity and tempt us with things he doesn’t even have the ability to really give us. How do we combat it? We do what Jesus did when he was tempted, we rely on the power of truth.

The Enemy wants to overwhelm you. He wants you to be so overwhelmed by the problems in your life that you go everywhere except God to solve them. He attacks at just the right time so that it feels unbearable and impossible for you. It’s just a trick. The truth? It’s not too much, not if we’ll seek refuge in God.

“I want what I want and I want it now!” So many of us live our lives with that mentality. So we sacrifice what’s best for what we can get right away. We sacrifice what God has for us for what seems easier to get. What if, though, that’s all a trick of Satan. What if you really don’t need it now? What you really need is to wait on your loving God to bring it instead.

Satan is a real enemy. He has his tricks. His tricks are sneaky and try to get us to exchange God’s best for much less. One of those tricks? He’ll tell us we’re missing something we should be enjoying. Even more so, he’ll try to tell us God is holding good things back from us. Let’s expose this trick of the Enemy so we won’t fall for it.

Holy Spirit is a person and dwells within every single believer. He wants to empower us and lead us in our everyday life. How do we tap into his power and leading, though? What does that look like practically? The truth is, we can all experience the joy of walking with Holy Spirit, we just have to plug it in.

Holy Spirit lives inside of every believer. He’s personal and a friend. He is powerful and empowers us to do amazing things. What does his power look like? What does it look like in us? How do we tap into it?

Holy Spirit is the most misunderstood person of the trinity. He’s not a force or a vibe, He’s a person that lives within a believer. What does he do? How does he operate? What should we do in response? Let’s meet our Helper.

Scripture makes a clear parallel between Adam in the Garden and Jesus on the cross. What Adam in the garden did by introducing sin into the world, Jesus reversed by hanging on the cross and raising from the dead. It’s a beautiful picture that’s worth celebrating!

At some point or another, we all find ourselves in life’s caves… those places that are dark, scary, confusing, and tough. The good news is we don’t have to wait until we’re out of the cave to move forward. God can work in us right where we are. How do we do that? Let’s take a look at King David and the Psalm he wrote while in his cave.

Light shines brightest in the dark. It’s in the dark or cloudy times of our lives when God is often most felt. The fact is, he’s the same God in every situation and season of our lives. We can trust him, rain or shine.

The Psalms are filled with heartfelt, raw, and emotional songs and poems from real life experiences. In Psalm 3, David is going through something really major and offers a prayer. As it turns out, this prayer is perfect for us to preach to ourselves during the hardest parts of our life as well.

On Sunday, August 10th, we hosted a massive celebration. Not only did we celebrate 30 years since Springwell was founded, but we also celebrated Pastor Scott McAlister as he steps into retirement!

Pastor Scott shares his story - a journey of challenges and God’s amazing grace. You’ll be encouraged and reminded of the great love God has for all of us.