A vision is exciting for a few reasons. Wellspring Wembley has one that asks an ultimate question from God.

Isaiah 43:19 

See, I am doing a new thing!
    Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?
I am making a way in the wilderness
    and streams in the wasteland.

God is speaking out a promise of ‘New birth, New Life’ and then asks if we can see it happening..?

This beautiful picture of water flowing in a wasteland of dry, arid and cracked ground where it is virtually impossible for anything to come out if it! 

And yet, with the impossibility of water springing up, God makes a way out of no way!

Do we believe for miracles to happen, simple faith and childlike attitude is God’s idea of Him working through WWC.

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I have come to learn early on in life with family and then with a wife that moved around the world as an expat kid that ‘Change’ is not always welcome! Change is hard, at times confusing and more so deliberately disheartening for people who aren’t used to it!

However, the misuse of understanding stability and change is often too common. Changing doesn’t mean losing stability but it does gain a different perspective to making life more secure.

Change in its essence can resemble good when God is in the centre of making changes!

A different viewpoint and understanding are often what is needed to implement change with heartfelt concern.

Notice ‘heartfelt’ not insensitive, pushy or intolerable. Change is good if it means growth. However, change needs unity, support and encouragement. Often done with a purpose to achieve new heights

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