Water. It’s vital.

Jesus said to the woman, “Everyone who drinks this water will get thirsty again and again. Anyone who drinks the water I give will never thirst — not ever. The water I give will be an artisan spring within, gushing fountains of endless life.”
John 4: 13 and 14
[The Message]

Nothing on earth can be made or can sustain life without it. Even in space it’s a key aspect of existence. When they studied life on Mars the two main things needed was said to be water and oxygen. Water is used to wash, to cook food, to drink. It’s used to grow and to produce. It’s used to feed and manufacture. Water is one of the most sought-after resources, and sadly, also one of the most endangered resources. Nothing can exist without it.Earlier today I was walking on campus, enjoying the warm summer air, the gentle breeze. The sprinklers were on, and I watched as a fattish dove sat itself down smack in the middle of a puddle of water and waited for the sprinkler to come its way, rustling its feathers happily when the drops splashed across him. I also noticed a decent amount of water pooling up on the cement and starting a renegade river, rather than seeping into the grass and the flowerbed for which it was intended.

When I saw this, I immediately  thought about Water Of Life. I met their ministry team when I was on mission in Cambodia in 2009. They run a series of Orphanages and churches under the Water Of Life, and Cambodia Hope Organisation.

When we were in Cambodia I was surprised that they warned us (the visiting missionaries) to use bottled water for everything.

This is a great article about water, written by fire chronicles from firechronicles. Water, we need it for almost everything…the water that we really need however is living water that only flows from Christ.

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