Wellspring Women’s Conference

Cynthia will use Psalm 77 (and also possibly Psalm 84) and a book titled “The Blessing Book” by Linda Dillow and create a talk about remembering God’s character, and His past faithfulness to encourage and strengthen us in continuing to walk faithfully and joyfully with Jesus. She will share some personal examples in her life, like being widowed, and a grandson born with cerebral palsy as to how remembering God’s faithfulness and His character has been so instrumental to her in strengthening my faith and love for our Father.

We will be making personalized bracelets with gold beads and letter beads. You can make one stacked bracelet and one name bracelet during the session.

Does food seem to have a grip on you? Have you tried all the things to gain control only to fall back into old patterns? Do you realize this is a spiritual battle? Join me as we walk through 2 Peter 1:3-11 and apply God’s Word to a personal struggle with food. God’s divine power has granted us all things that pertain to life and godliness, including a battle with food!

Do you get bogged down in the menial tasks of life? Do you find yourself expectantly waiting for a “greater” purpose? We can easily recount the famous men and women of the Bible and their big God moments, but what about the boring everyday? How did they live in the in-between? Join Jordan as we study these men and women and look at the practical examples of how they remained faithful in the day-to-day.

“I don’t like change”, “Change is so hard, ugh!”, “Why do I have to change?” Some of us (me!) may have said one of these statements. Change is not something that comes easy for any of us, but being Christ’s followers, change is not an option – it’s a requirement. When we claim that we are Christians, Christ should be on display in our lives. How has Jesus Christ changed your life? When others see your life, are they seeing Christ put on display? We will look at Paul’s letter to the church in Colossae together to discover the practical application for a changed life today.
Passage: Colossians 3:1-17

In the midst of frustrating moments, you may find your speech to be far from Christlike. You raise your voice, say something unkind, a sarcastic remark, make a rude comment, gossip, and even tell lies. At that moment, it may seem impossible to control the tongue, but in the book of James, we find hope. Join me as we explore the power of the tongue and how our new identity in Christ makes it possible to tame the untamable.
Passage: James 3:3-12

Has mom-life squeezed and choked out your time spent with God in prayer? Have the kids’ schedules taken over?There’s seemingly not enough time in a day to come sit, be still, and enjoy the presence of the Lord??! Ann Holman, mom of seven, will share her journey and what she’s been learning, as she endeavors to reclaim a deep prayer life and close connection with our glorious God!

Notice I did not ask you if you were a theologian. I already know the answer to that. The question is not whether you are a theologian but rather, “Are you a good one?”
Theology can seem intimidating. Maybe you have wondered if it’s really something you can engage with or have any business learning. Maybe you tend to feel safer sticking with devotionals and podcasts that TELL YOU what is true rather than encouraging you to dig in for yourself. Maybe you’re not even *exactly* sure what theology is.
In this breakout, we’ll examine what it means to be a theologian, how to make sure your worldview is conformed to the Word rather than the world and why it is critical that we as women have a strong grasp on theology so we can know and love God (and others) well.
Join me as we explore how to be good theologians in today’s world.

Do you struggle between the desire to sit at Jesus feet in worship and the desire to serve others? Do you feel an imbalance between having a deep passion for God, and adeep compassion for people? Do you wrestle with abidingwith Christ and practicing hospitality? Join Julie as we look at a tale of two sisters and learn how to balance the acts of work and worship while resting at our Savior’s feet.
Passages: Luke 10:38-42, Romans 12:9-13, 1 Peter 4:8-11

When it comes to something daunting or something that is going to take some serious endurance to get to the end it is much easier to believe it can be done if we know someone who has done it before us! Like running a marathon, having a baby, staying married until you are old, dealing with chronic illness or pain, or losing weight. Hebrews does a fantastic job of giving us the encouragement to endure and to endure with joy to the end. Join me as we learn from Hebrews 12 about enduring to the end.

What if I told you that God is more interested in our hearts, than our eloquent words in prayer? Join me as westep into His streams of mercy and learn to have an authentic and passionate prayer life.

Join our speaker Becky and her adult daughter Julia as they teach us ways we can parent our children with intentionality and purpose. We will discuss the importance of parenting with the end in mind as well as establishing family values that support your mission rather than hinder it. Enjoy some great stories and real-life applications that you can take home and put into practice immediately.

Everyone struggles with worry at some level but sometimes life’s struggles take us to a place that overwhelms us. If you or someone you know struggles with anxiety and worry, there are practical steps you can take to realize freedom in Christ.
Gal. 5:9 “It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery.”