“The Lord will
guide you always;
He will satisfy your needs in a sun-scorched
land
and will strengthen your frame.
You will be like a well-watered garden,
like a spring whose waters never fail.” Isaiah 58:11
and will strengthen your frame.
You will be like a well-watered garden,
like a spring whose waters never fail.” Isaiah 58:11
Dear Heavenly Father, we thank you that you
guide Deeper Still always and you satisfy all our needs and strengthen our
frame. We thank You that the ministry of
Deeper Still is like a well-watered garden, like a spring whose waters never
fail. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Judy Townsend, a Deeper Still Ministry team
member and the head of the budding Illinois Deeper Still Chapter, shared a word
the Lord revealed to her about the October retreat. The Lord showed her:
“ water..moving water..it began as as small bubbling spout and
then eventually moved to a geyser with powerful force and this was the
"ammo" used to break the chains and fight the battle.”
Water by itself it is just a puddle that
varies in size. However, when wind is
mixed with water, it can become a force to be reckoned with on a grandiose scale. The Holy Spirit is the wind that moves God’s
people and brings the power to destroy the chains of bondage.
The ladies that came to the Deeper Still
Retreat were sun-scorched. They were in
need of the Living Water that would revive their souls and flood their
heart. They were also in need of the
Wind mixed with the water that would violently fight on their behalf and break
every chain.
One participant wrote at the end of the
retreat:
“The wreckage of my
past had left my life in flames. I was
trying to put it out with water guns. Last
weekend, the fire truck arrived! There
may be small areas still smoldering, but the water is still flowing.”
Just as the Lord showed Judy, the water
started small but then gushed forth mightily to quench the flames ignited by
past wreckage. The Living Water never
runs out and those who drink of it will never be thirsty. May it continue to flow in the lives of these
ladies, making them a well-watered garden whose springs never fail.
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