Julia Wu shares how God’s grace and faithfulness have carried her through seasons of striving, waiting, and unexpected joy - from infertility and adoption to discovering new life in Hawai‘i. Her story reminds us that God’s love holds steady through every twist and turn.

When weakness shows up in our lives, we often try to hide it. But what if God’s grace and power are drawn there - to the very places we feel frail, unwell, or not enough? Through story & scripture, pastor Rebecca invites us to see our low places as holy ground where God’s power comes to rest. (2 Corinthians 8:1-15)

In a world of crisis upon crisis, can generosity still flow from the heart? Join us as we look at II Corinthians 8 and see what happens when God’s grace moves us from scarcity to equality. (2 Corinthians 8:1-15)

Anchored in Proverbs 3:5-6 — “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.” Through life’s detours and turning points, Irwin shares how powerful our God is. May Irwin’s story remind you that no journey is too far for God to meet you and lead you home.

What if reconciliation isn’t something you have to do — but a house already built for you to live in? Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:14–20, we’ll see that God’s work of reconciliation isn’t a checklist to complete, but a love to inhabit. Whether you’re exploring faith or have lived in this “house” for years, this sermon is an invitation to move in, make it home, and let love shape the way you live.

In the darkness of difficulties of life we are tempted to forget Christ got us and will guide us. (2 Corinthians 4:7-18)

Amidst all that we are living in our current world, Paul faced enormous suffering too. Yet, we are reminded through his faith journey, that we are ALL still called to CARE (Philippians 4:7–8)

Join us as Stephen Lock shares his lifestory—how God has been present in his most defining moments, and how he has personally witnessed the deep, enduring goodness of God through it all. This is more than a testimony—it’s a reminder that God’s goodness is always near. (Philippians 4:7–8)

Today we celebrate 24 years of Wellspring! Through jars of clay and Christ’s reconciling love, we are reminded that God’s power is made perfect in weakness — and we are still called to life together.

What makes heaven throw a party? It’s not achievements or possessions—but people restored, joy shared in community, and the lost being found. Discover the kind of celebration that makes God rejoice. (Luke 15:1-10)

This week in our Sacred Rhythms sermon series, Pastor Bronwyn Murphy will share a message from John 13:1–7. In this passage, we witness Jesus’ example of humility and love, and we’re invited to consider what it means to live a life of service. Join us for a time of worship, Scripture, and reflection as we explore how following Jesus shapes the rhythm of our lives.

What if heaven had a visiting hour? In this fourth LifeStory this summer, Steph Chan invites us into her journey of faith—centered around the words of Philippians 4:6–8. Hear how God has been at work in and through her life. It’s a beautiful way to get to know both Steph—and God.

In challenging times (like now), how can we be encouraged (and encourage others) to be grateful? Join us this morning for “Gratitude: A Posture of the Heart" (Luke 17:11-19)

5,000 hungry people + 5 loaves of bread + 2 fish + Jesus = Divine Hospitality. No reservations needed. Let Jesus feed you too. (Luke 9:10-17)

This Sunday, one of our Wellspring ʻOhana, John Fukumae, shares his life story and how he has come to know God as “the God who takes care.” Through his life, John has witnessed God meeting his basic needs—so he could focus on the ministry entrusted to him. Join us as we listen to John’s story, shared around the theme of Philippians 2:13: “For it is God who works in you to will and to act in order to fulfill his good purpose.”

What if Sabbath wasn’t a rule to follow—but a gift to receive? We will explore the sacred rhythm of Sabbath through Genesis, Exodus, and Luke, remembering that sabbath isn’t just about stopping—it’s about restoration. Whether Sabbath feels familiar or foreign, this sermon invites you to hold the gift in your hands and discover what restoration might look like for you. (Genesis 2:1–3, Exodus 20:8–11, Luke 13:10-13)

What does it mean to stand firm in a divided, anxious world? In this Sacred Rhythm message, we will read 2 Timothy 3:16–17 and how Scripture, _breathed by God_, is not meant to arm us for arguments—but to anchor us in God’s presence. From a Roman prison, Paul reminds Timothy—and us—that Scripture is where we return not to win, but to be shaped. When the world shakes, we go back to the Word not to master it, but to meet the God who breathes. (2 Timothy 3:16)

This Sunday, one of the Wellspring Ohana will share share his Life Story. Lifestory is a time when a member of the community shares how they’ve experienced God’s presence and work in their everyday life. These stories remind us that God’s work is personal, powerful, and still unfolding. Join us as we listen as Jon shares about God’s sense of humour he has experienced in his life.

What does it look like to return to God—not just in crisis, but day after day? In this message from the Sacred Rhythm summer series, we will explore Daniel 6:1–10, where we see Daniel choosing prayer not as protest, but as restoration. From a quiet room in exile, Daniel knelt toward Jerusalem three times a day—not to get something from God, but to remember who God is and who he was in God. In a world where faith is often reduced to private preference, Daniel reminds us of the power of daily rhythms that re-anchor us in God’s presence.