The English word "accuse" comes from the Latin "accลซsฤre," which signified holding someone accountable or making a complaint against them. This verb stemmed from the phrase "ad causa," meaning "with regard to a cause or lawsuit". The word "excuse" comes from the Latin verb โexcusareโ. This verb is formed from the prefix "ex" (out, away) … Continue reading Accuser or Excuser
What happens when God's glory is revealed? Radical change, and there's no going back. How we view the world is changed. How we view ourselves and the people around us is changed. The manifestation of God's glory reveals the Kingdom of Heaven in a tangible way, and you can't un-experience it. You are radically changed, … Continue reading The Glory Changes Everything
You may have noticed that we haven't been posting our Sunday messages. The past few months we've been refocusing on the intimacy and interaction that are foundational to Wellspring. Instead of a sermon, we've gathered in a circle and practiced learning conversations. I bring a fresh topic as led by Holy Spirit, we each take … Continue reading Young Leaders & Remnant
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