09/06/2026
๐งโจ SABBATH RECAP | THE WELL WITHIN โจ๐ง
What a powerful Sabbath encounter at Dwelling Place Worship Center! ๐๐พ
Apostle D prepared a word that reminded us that some things in life can satisfy us for a moment, but they cannot sustain us for a lifetime.
Through the woman at the well in John 4, we were reminded that she came looking for natural water, but Yeshua knew there was a deeper thirst within her. She carried disappointment, rejection, broken relationships, questions, and shame, yet none of her history kept Yeshua from meeting her right where she was. ๐ง
He did not require her to become perfect before speaking to her. Instead, He offered her something the natural well could never provide: living water.
๐ฅ Some things stop satisfying us because God is calling us deeper.
There are seasons when we look to people, relationships, opportunities, accomplishments, encouragement, or other external things to keep filling us. Community is important, but God wants us to recognize that there is also something He has deposited within us.
The water Yeshua gives becomes โa well of water springing up.โ ๐ฆ
That means even when circumstances change, doors close, relationships shift, support disappears, or a season dries up, our Source has not disappeared.
And sometimes pressure reveals what is already beneath the surface. What God placed inside of you can begin to spring up:
๐๐พ Your worship is springing up.
๐๐พ Your prayer life is springing up.
๐ Your joy is springing up.
๐ฅ Your hope and faith are springing up.
The woman came to the well looking for water, but after her encounter with Yeshua, she went back and told others. The woman who came thirsty became a witness.
That is the goal of being filled. Not simply, โGod, fill me,โ but โGod, fill me until what You have placed in me begins to overflow into somebody elseโs life.โ ๐งโก๏ธ๐ง
So even if something around you has dried up, remember:
Your Source has not dried up.
There is still water in the well.
There is still something springing up within you.
๐ฅ๐ง You will not spend another season begging for drops when Heaven has given you a spring!