John 4: 14
“…but
whoever drinks of the water that I shall give him will never thirst. But the
water that I shall give him will become in him a fountain of water springing up
into everlasting life."
I have a friend who
completely redid her family farm homestead.
One day during a tour, she
showed me the large cisterns in the basement area. I had never seen one before.
The difference between a
cistern and a well, is that a cistern doesn’t have a steady, consistent, water
supply.
One thing that makes a
cistern work great, is that it should never leak.
As the water is removed from
a cistern though, the water supply runs low.
On the other hand, water
that’s removed from a well, just gets fresher and even sweeter.
When I lived in Pickett, the
water from our well was really sweet.
Most people don’t know what
I’m talking about, when I talk about sweet water.
Here’s a few good questions…Are
you a well, or a cistern? Do your walls leak, when trouble comes?
When your supply runs low,
do you trust in the One who brings the supply, or do you trust in your bank
account?
Our church has fewer people
in it than it used to, and my guess is that in 2015, our supply might be lower
than in some years.
This much I know…we will
trust in the Supplier—and not in the supply!
What our God brings, is always
sweet to the taste, and His wellspring, always gives consistent supply…
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