Spiritual Wells

In the rush of life, it is vital to pause and remember God’s goodness. As we’ve traveled and ministered these past weeks, we’ve been deeply moved by His faithfulness and the transformed lives we’ve witnessed. Like David bringing the ark back to Jerusalem, true thanksgiving is uninhibited praise, remembering His works, telling of His glory, and offering our lives in worship.

God never intended us to walk alone. In this post, we explore the power of godly counsel, how connected relationships strengthen us, and why listening to wise advice from others helps us live faithfully in a world that often trusts only personal feelings.

Discover the power of forgiveness and why it’s essential in the Christian walk. Learn how forgiveness is a well we must keep digging from to overcome bitterness, heal deep wounds, and live free. Explore practical biblical truths from Clayton Grenfell's impactful sermon series on forgiveness, and find freedom by embracing God’s call to forgive, even when it’s hard. Watch the full Forgiveness Series to transform your heart and life today.

We are living in a divine tension—holding both the promise of revival and the reality that it has not yet fully come. We have the vision. We carry the word. But there is a third ingredient: simple faith and expectation. Revival is not manufactured, but we can prepare our hearts. Let us ignite God’s vision for revival through faith.

Praise is powerful and a key in God’s Kingdom. It lifts our spirits and opens the way to worship. David danced before the Lord with all his might, welcoming God’s Presence. Praise isn’t just words—it’s heart-song, dancing, shouting, and thanksgiving. Build your own well of praise daily, letting it rise up to bring breakthrough, joy, and freedom in every season of life.

Faith is anchored in the unchanging nature of God and the certainty of His Word. If we want to draw from the well of faith, we must be willing to dig. That digging begins with the Word of God. In this post, we explore what faith truly is, how it operates, and how we can live from its well daily. Whether your faith has grown stagnant or you simply long to go deeper, now is the time to re-dig the well and let living water flow again.

Why did Jesus often slip away to pray in secret? In this post from the Digging Wells series, Ken Grenfell reflects on Jesus’ words in Matthew 6:6, inviting us to rediscover the beauty of being alone with God, anchored in His presence, and confident in His response.

Digging Wells: Why It Matters By Chantelle Keblusek We weren’t meant to live pit to pit—we were meant to live connected to the Source. This series invites you to learn the ancient, sacred practice of digging spiritual wells—of meeting God in the secret place, not just in joy, but in struggle too. Because the difference between a pit and a well is purpose: one buries, the other revives. Let’s dig.