Wellspring Church Bible Study Podcast

Acts 19, Holy Spirit Baptism, and Regeneration

Study of Acts 17 and Paul's sermon at Mars Hill.

Bible study of Acts 17 an the importance of Christian apologetics.

In this study of Acts 16, discover how the Holy Spirit guides God’s mission through closed doors, open hearts, and unexpected opportunities. Explore the conversions of Lydia, the Philippian jailer, and the unstoppable advance of the gospel.

In this Bible study, we take a thematic look at the life of Barnabas in the book of Acts and explore the qualities that make someone a faithful disciplemaker. Though Barnabas was not one of the best-known figures in the early church, his encouragement, generosity, discernment, availability, humility, and Spirit-filled faithfulness had a world-changing impact—especially through his influence on Sau...

Explore Acts 14 as Paul and Barnabas face persecution, perform miracles, and strengthen the early church. Discover how the gospel advances through suffering, courage, and the power of the Holy Spirit.

Join us as we dive into Acts 13, a pivotal chapter in the Book of Acts that marks the beginning of Paul’s first missionary journey and a major turning point in the spread of the gospel. In this study, we explore the church at Antioch, the calling and sending of Paul and Barnabas, the encounter with Elymas the magician, and Paul’s powerful sermon explaining how Jesus fulfills God’s promises to Isra...

A biblical teaching on praying in tongues from 1 Corinthians 12 and 14, with clarity on interpretation, spiritual gifts, worship, and transformation.

In this powerful Bible study on Acts 12, we explore a chapter filled with tension, prayer, persecution, and divine intervention. As the early church faces intense opposition under King Herod, we see both the martyrdom of James and the miraculous deliverance of Peter—reminding us that God is at work even when circumstances seem uncertain. This passage invites us to wrestle with difficult questions:...

In Acts 11, the early church is confronted with something completely new—Gentiles receiving the gospel and the Holy Spirit. The question is unavoidable:  Is this really from God? In this Bible study, we explore how the apostles and leaders in Jerusalem responded to unexpected change. Instead of reacting with fear or blind acceptance, they carefully evaluated what was happening in light of Scriptur...

In Acts 10, everything changes. For the first time, the gospel breaks beyond its Jewish boundaries and is clearly extended to the Gentiles. Through the story of Cornelius and Peter, we see God dismantle long-standing barriers and reveal a powerful truth: He shows no partiality. In this Bible study, we walk through Acts 10 and explore: What Peter’s vision really means Why Cornelius’s story matters...

Acts 9 Bible study.

Acts 8 Bible Study

Bible study of Acts 7

Bible study of Acts 6.

A Bible study of of the story of Ananias and Sapphira.

A Bible study of Acts 3.

Explore Acts 2 and the birth of the Church—Pentecost, Peter’s gospel proclamation, repentance, baptism, and Spirit-filled community. A deep Bible study on salvation, mission, and life in the Holy Spirit.

A Bible study of Acts 2, but also a recap of last week's dicsussion on justification, regeneraiton, and sanctification.

In this episode we begin our study of Acts 1 and really focus on the difference between John's baptism and Holy Spirit baptism along with the different views of justification, regeneration, and entire sanctification as a second work of grace.

Week 1 introduces the book of Acts and its core themes, showing how the risen Jesus continues his mission through the Holy Spirit and the church—correcting modern misconceptions by recovering a biblical vision of the church as God’s Spirit-filled, worshiping, holy, and sent people.

In this Advent study, we pause our Isaiah series to dig into one of the most central and world-changing doctrines of the Christian faith: the incarnation. What does it mean to say Jesus is fully God and fully human—and why does it matter for salvation? We walk through the meaning of “incarnation” (God taking on flesh), the biblical foundations for Christ’s full divinity and true humanity (John 1,...

Bible study on Isaiah 40

A study of the role of suffering in the life of the believer

In this session, we lay the groundwork for studying the book of Isaiah by asking a crucial question: what is a prophet, and what kind of book are we reading when we open Isaiah? After a brief opening prayer, we step back and look at how the Old Testament is structured in our English Bibles (Law, Historical Books, Wisdom/Poetry, and Prophets) and then compare that with the three-part structure of t...