Did I just waste $400 on a Camera? Panasonic GF3 help please

So, I bought a GF3 a while back and used it mostly for indoor well light situations on a tripod. I took it outside for the first time and attempted to snap pictures of animals and trees, flowers ect. Couldn't get a single decent picture due to the wind and everything blured. If it moves slightly, it blurs. I tried to use it in low light conditions inside a church for a really important event and the camera performed insanely poorly. REALLY BAD. People walking slowly couldn't be photographed, nor people talking or moving their arms or mouths or anything, it was dinty dirty and so bad i wanted to toss the camera into the wall. I spend hours fiddling with each setting possible and nothing, no iso setting, no priority settings were able to capture a single decent photo. Once the event was over and we went outside, it took great photos of still life, but once again couldnt take pics of anyone moving.

The problem is that everyone keeps telling me the settings for avoiding this are in my camera. I do not see them. I see Ap and Shutter priority, manual exposure and a bunch of scenes to select from but no matter what settings I toggle via expert advice, photos still blur. Did I buy the wrong camera for this type of thing? It seems excellent for still life, but really bad for anything even slightly moving. Watching and reading up on so many guides and reviews and its funny that not a single one of them told anyone what the optimal settings were for outdoor shooting. Everyone took still life pictures. What am I doing wrong?