Wellspring Church DFW

The same Jesus who calls you to begin your journey is the One who will sustain you along the way. But faith isn't a one-time decision; it's a daily choice to keep our eyes fixed on Christ, walk by the Spirit, and trust Him when fear threatens to pull us under. In Matthew 14, Jesus walks on water, revealing His divine power over the chaos that terrifies us, while Peter discovers both the boldness o...

What do we do when Jesus seems distant, our faith feels small, or what we have to offer seems like it isn't enough? In the feeding of the 5,000, Jesus shows us both the compassion of God and the power of pursuing Him with patience and faith. The crowds desperately pursued Jesus, and He met them with compassion; the disciples faced an impossible situation and learned that God can take what seems in...

In Matthew 14:1–12, we explore how the fear of man can trap us, silence our witness, and lead us into disobedience. Through the striking parallels between Herod and Ahab, and Herodias and Jezebel, we see how pride, immorality, manipulation, and fear can corrupt those in power, while John the Baptist stands boldly for the truth. This passage challenges us to examine how the fear of man affects our...

In Matthew 13:53–58, Jesus returns to His hometown of Nazareth, where the people know His family, His background, and His past—but their familiarity leads to unbelief and offense. This sermon explores how pride, familiarity, and distorted ideas about faith can keep us from truly hearing and obeying God. True faith isn't about positive thinking, formulas, or trying to force God to do what we want....

In Matthew 13, Jesus reveals a powerful truth about the Kingdom of Heaven: we are living in a season of waiting, where good and evil grow together until the day God makes all things right. This sermon explores the biblical story of God's covenants—from Eden, Noah, Abraham, Moses, the Land, and David, to the New Covenant established through Jesus. The "new and old treasures" Jesus describes point u...

In this message from Matthew 13:44-50, we dig into Jesus's parables of the hidden treasure, the pearl of great price, and the net full of fish. These are three short stories with one big claim: the kingdom of heaven is worth everything. But does that mean salvation is something we earn? Along the way we name the three honest reactions to a call this extreme (dread, offense, and trembling wonder),...

What does Jesus mean when He compares the Kingdom of Heaven to a mustard seed and leaven? In Matthew 13, Jesus reveals mysteries about the Kingdom that had been hidden since the foundation of the world. These parables point to the reality that good and evil will continue to grow alongside one another until the end. In this message, Dustin Aguilar explores the biblical imagery of the mustard seed,...

Michael Miller (teaching pastor at Reclamation Church, Denver; co-host of Remnant Radio Podcast) speaks on Demonization and Spiritual Warfare.

In this message on the Parable of the Weeds of the Field (Matthew 13:24-43), we explore Jesus's strange picture of the kingdom of heaven as a field where wheat and toxic weeds grow together until harvest — a warning that the church will always contain a mix of true and false believers until the final judgment sorts it out. We look at what it means to be a "son of the kingdom" versus a "son of the...

Ever wondered why Jesus told parables—was it to make truth simple, or to hide it? This message answers that question head-on, and unpacks the harder ones that follow: Does God choose to reveal Himself to some and withhold from others? Is that fair? And if He hardens hearts like He did Pharaoh's, is there still hope for you? You'll walk away understanding Romans 9's sovereignty language, seeing tha...

If you're in the middle of a trial right now and feeling tossed back and forth by your circumstances, this message may offer some real help. Through James 1:5-8, we consider that when we're struggling to endure hardship, what we often need isn't just relief or an answer—it's wisdom, and God promises to give it generously to those who ask. This sermon also explores a common, anxious misreading of "...

In this message on the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13), we explore how different heart conditions affect our response to the Word of God—whether it's stolen through misunderstanding, withers under pressure, is choked by worldly cares, or produces lasting fruit. Jesus challenges us to examine our own hearts while also reshaping how we view evangelism: our role is simply to sow and water, trusting...

In this message on Matthew 12:43–45, we unpack Jesus' vivid warning about the return of an unclean spirit and what it reveals about a truly spiritual worldview. While the passage raises many intriguing questions about demons and the unseen realm, the central point is not a detailed teaching on deliverance, but a sobering rebuke: the generation that rejected Jesus would end up in a far worse condit...

In this message on Psalm 103, we wrap up the Sacred Songs series by exploring how to navigate spiritual mountaintops, valleys, and the often-overlooked "spiritual normal" that defines most of the Christian life. Rather than chasing constant highs, we're challenged to build consistent disciplines in seasons of joy that will sustain us in seasons of dryness—learning to command our souls to bless the...

This message on Psalm 51 traces the difference between image-management and real repentance by contrasting shallow, self-protective confession with the brokenhearted honesty God receives. David's psalm rises out of the confrontation in 2 Samuel 12 after his sin with Bathsheba and the murder of Uriah, and the sermon shows how true confession refuses to minimize sin, appeals only to God's steadfast...

In this message on Psalm 24, we walk through a prophetic worship song that asks one of the most important questions in Scripture: "Who shall ascend the hill of the Lord? And who shall stand in his holy place?" David begins by declaring that Yahweh is not a tribal deity but the rightful King over the entire earth and everyone in it, the God who rules over all nations and all so‑called gods. Yet thi...

In this exposition of Psalm 19, we explore one of the greatest poems ever written, a three-part masterpiece that reveals God as the all-powerful Creator, the personal Lawgiver, and the gracious Redeemer. The first section shows how creation testifies to God's existence and power, leaving humanity without excuse (Romans 1:19-20). Even modern scientists admit the universe "looks suspiciously like a...

In this pastoral approach from Psalm 3, we walk through King David's darkest night—betrayed by his own son Absalom, fleeing Jerusalem, surrounded by enemies who say "there is no salvation for him in God." Yet in the midst of sorrow, betrayal, and loss, David models a healthy way to process pain: acknowledge the struggle, turn to God with raw honesty, and abandon yourself to His mercy. This sermon...

In this message from Psalm 2, we confront the overwhelming reality of global conspiracy against God, and we discover that the God who sits in heaven laughs at it all. Written prophetically by David, fulfilled in Jesus, and still unfolding today, Psalm 2 reveals that no matter how dark the world becomes, God's chosen King is already on the throne. The nations may plot, the rulers may conspire, but...