Posts from 2025 (Page 2)
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We Need Both The Words And The Living Word
Dear LifeSpring Family, We are off to the races! 2025, here we come! In fruitfulness, however one defines it, one wants to be fruitful and achieve it God’s way. This brings me to our first scripture memory verse for 2025, John 15:5 – 8: “I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing. 6 If anyone does not abide in me, he is thrown away like a branch and withers; and the branches are gathered, thrown into…
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Purpose 2025: Fruitfulness (Lifespring Family – Part 3)
Two of the major highlights every year are our Family Weekend (Aug 2-4, 2025) & our Family Gatherings (joint service with MLCF) that happen throughout the year. As we grow in Fruitfulness, we must always tie it back to who we are – a Kingdom Family: Genuine Love for God & Genuine Care for Others. This year, we will continue to build on these through Family Weekend and the Hospitality Team. Family Weekend The Family Weekend is always a highlight…
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No Root, No Fruit
Welcome to 2025! This year’s theme is Fruitfulness. When I think about going from a year of Patient Endurance to a year of Fruitfulness, I get excited. The year of Patient Endurance was difficult, to say the least, but I believe it was necessary to get us to where God wants us to be this year. When I think about my own life, I can see many transitions and changes that have and will be taking place in this upcoming…
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Give Them Responsibility
I was reading a book called Jane of Lantern Hill by L.M. Montgomery this week. In a nutshell, the book’s about a girl named Jane, who feels timid and out of place timid in her home and family. Then, she spends a couple of summers with the father she never knew, and through the process and adventure of learning to fix up an old house and cook, making new friends, and getting to know her dad, she gains confidence and…
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