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How Does a Well Come Forth from a Wellspring?
🔹 The Source, The Flow, and The Expansion of Living Water 🔹
In biblical imagery, a wellspring is the source—the deep, overflowing fountain of life, renewal, and continuous supply that comes directly from God. A well, on the other hand, is a dug-out space that taps into that wellspring, bringing water to people who are thirsty for truth, healing, and transformation.
In the natural world, a wellspring feeds many wells—and in the same way, the spiritual wellspring of revival, discipleship, and the Holy Spirit brings forth new Wells wherever people are willing to dig.
1️⃣ The Wellspring – The Source of All Wells
“For with You is the fountain of life; in Your light, we see light.” (Psalm 36:9)
The Wellspring represents Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, and the deep source of revival that gives life to every Well. Without a wellspring, there is no flow—just dry ground. The Well Network only exists because it is drawing directly from the Spirit of God.
A wellspring is constant, abundant, and never runs dry—but Wells must be dug in order for that Living Water to reach people.
🔹 The Well of Pensacola (HQ) is the first Well directly connected to the Wellspring.
🔹 Every Well that comes forth must remain connected to the source to remain pure and powerful.
🔹 If a Well becomes disconnected from the Wellspring (Christ & His mission), it dries up.
2️⃣ The Digging – How a Well Comes Forth from a Wellspring
📖 “With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation.” (Isaiah 12:3)
A well is not naturally occurring—it must be dug with effort, faith, and obedience. The Holy Spirit stirs the wellspring, but it takes willing disciples to go and dig new Wells in new places.
✅ A Well is birthed through prayer, fasting, and divine calling.
✅ A Well Keeper is raised up—a Knight or Lady of the Redeemed who hears the call.
✅ A spiritual battle begins—digging a Well means breaking ground in enemy territory.
✅ People are drawn to the Well—because thirsty souls always seek the Water.
🔹 A Well comes forth from a Wellspring when a leader is ready to go where others haven’t dug before.
3️⃣ The Flow – Sustaining & Expanding the Wells
📖 “Whoever believes in Me, as the Scripture has said, ‘Out of his heart will flow rivers of living water.’” (John 7:38)
A Well must remain connected to the Wellspring (Jesus, the Spirit, and the movement’s core mission) or it will eventually run dry.
🌊 A Flowing Well Must Have:
✔ Consistent discipleship & teaching (The Quest to Become Recovered)
✔ Prayer & spiritual warfare covering (Knights & intercessors must guard the Well!)
✔ Fellowship & accountability (Soldiers, Squires, and Knights building each other up!)
✔ Evangelism & outreach (A Well is not a pond—it must overflow into the dry places!)
🔹 A Well cannot be stagnant—it must constantly receive and release the Living Water.
4️⃣ Multiplication – How a Well Births Another Well
"Isaac dug again the wells of water which had been dug in the days of Abraham his father... and he called them by the names which his father had called them." (Genesis 26:18)
When a Well is full and overflowing, it naturally births new Wells in surrounding areas.
✅ A Well begins training up new leaders (Squires become Knights).
✅ A Knight receives a call to dig a new Well in a different place.
✅ The Well Network commissions the new Well with prayer & support.
✅ A new Well is dug, connected to the original Wellspring.
✅ The movement continues, with Wells multiplying across cities and regions.
🔥 Summary: A Well Comes Forth from a Wellspring When…
💧 The Holy Spirit stirs the waters and prepares the ground.
💧 A Knight (leader) is trained and commissioned to dig a new Well.
💧 The first gathering is held, and the Living Water begins to flow.
💧 The Well remains connected to the Wellspring through prayer, discipleship, and accountability.
💧 The Well trains up new leaders and eventually births new Wells in other locations.
HOW TO DIG A WELL
Seek God’s will and guidance for starting a well, intercede for those it will serve, and prepare spiritually for the challenges ahead. Prayer builds unity, aligns vision, and strengthens your team for the mission.
Define the well’s purpose, structure, and needs. Build a strong leadership team, identify resources, and develop a clear roadmap for operation. Ensure your plan aligns with biblical principles and the needs of your community.
Launch the chapter with intentionality and consistency. Focus on discipleship, community engagement, and fostering spiritual growth. Evaluate progress regularly and refine the ministry as it grows.
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PROVEN CURRICULUM
Our curriculum, The Quest to Become Recovered, is a Christ-centered, biblically grounded approach to recovery, designed to guide individuals through a transformative journey of spiritual growth and lasting change. Divided into three stages—calling, spiritual warfare, and leadership—it equips participants with practical tools, scriptural insights, and relational support to address addiction, heal from brokenness, and embrace their God-given identity and purpose.
ONLINE TRAINING
Our Online Training Program equips individuals, ministry leaders, and churches with the tools and knowledge needed to implement The Quest to Become Recovered. Delivered through an accessible digital platform, the training includes video lessons, interactive modules, and downloadable resources. Participants will gain practical insights into addiction recovery, spiritual growth, and discipleship, enabling them to effectively lead recovery groups, mentor others, and foster a culture of transformation within their communities.
SUPPORT
SL PORTAL
Our Support System is designed to ensure that individuals and ministry leaders implementing The Quest to Become Recovered have the resources and assistance they need for success. This includes:
- Ongoing Guidance: Access to expert advice through regular Q&A sessions, email support, and an online community forum.
- Resource Library: A comprehensive collection of tools, templates, and lesson plans to facilitate recovery group meetings.
- Peer Support: A network of like-minded leaders and participants sharing insights, encouragement, and best practices.
- Technical Assistance: Help with navigating the online platform and accessing training materials.
Our goal is to walk alongside you as you guide others toward recovery and transformation.
SL PORTAL
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SL PORTAL
The Saved Life Portal is a centralized online platform designed to support individuals and ministry leaders engaged in The Quest to Become Recovered. Accessible anytime, it offers:
- Training Modules: Comprehensive lessons on addiction recovery, discipleship, and leadership development.
- Resource Library: Downloadable tools, guides, and templates to facilitate group meetings and personal growth.
- Progress Tracking: Personalized dashboards to monitor individual and group milestones on the recovery journey.
- Community Connection: Forums and discussion boards for sharing testimonies, asking questions, and building relationships with others on the same path.
- Event Access: Updates on live sessions, workshops, and webinars to deepen understanding and skills.
The Saved Life Portal empowers you to stay connected, grow spiritually, and effectively lead others in their quest for recovery.
EASY TO USE GRAPHIC TEACHING DISPLAYS
EASY TO USE GRAPHIC TEACHING DISPLAYS
EASY TO USE GRAPHIC TEACHING DISPLAYS
Our Easy-to-Use Graphic Teaching Displays are visually engaging tools designed to simplify complex concepts and enhance understanding during recovery sessions. These displays include:
- Infographics and Charts: Clear, concise visuals for explaining principles like spiritual growth, addiction cycles, and the armor of God.
- Step-by-Step Diagrams: Walk participants through recovery stages, biblical truths, and practical applications.
- Customizable Templates: Tailor graphics to your group’s unique needs, ensuring relevance and impact.
- Digital and Printable Options: Access displays online or print them for use in group settings, ensuring flexibility.
These teaching aids make learning interactive and impactful, helping participants grasp and apply life-changing lessons more effectively.
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
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EASY TO USE GRAPHIC TEACHING DISPLAYS
Our Annual Conference will be held in Pensacola, Florida, every August, bringing together individuals, ministry leaders, and churches passionate about recovery and discipleship. This transformative event will feature:
- Inspiring Keynotes: Hear from leading voices in addiction recovery, spiritual growth, and leadership.
- Interactive Workshops: Gain practical tools and strategies to implement The Quest to Become Recovered effectively in your community.
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with like-minded leaders, share insights, and build lasting relationships.
- Worship and Fellowship: Experience powerful worship sessions and deepen your faith alongside others on the same journey.
Join us in Pensacola for this impactful gathering as we equip and encourage one another to bring hope and transformation to our communities.
WHAT IS A WELL?
The Bible says, wherever two or three are gathered in His name,
Jesus is right there in the midst. (Matthew 18:20)
A Well can gather anywhere people are hungry for truth and thirsty for the Living Water of Jesus. Whether in a living room, a coffee shop, a recovery meeting, a jail cell, a treatment center, under a tent, in a field, or on a front porch — a Well can spring up anywhere. A Well isn’t just a meeting; it’s a movement. Each one is a place to recover from the past through Christ-centered healing, discover purpose through discipleship and the Word, be transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit, and train up leaders to multiply the mission.
We don’t build buildings — we dig Wells: places where the broken are restored, the weary are refreshed, and the called are commissioned. Wells meet weekly for worship and the Word, prayer and recovery discussion, testimony and training, fellowship and family. Then we gather monthly as a region and annually as a movement — just like the early church. The Well is not a place. It's a people. Wherever the thirsty gather, a Well can rise.