FINDING YOUR AQUIFER IN A DRY AND THIRSTY LAND

Are you digging a well that others can drink from in the years to come, or will others drink the bitter water of Marah when they pass your way?

Digging a Well was founded in 2010 after a visit to the Guadalope Mountains in Texas.  A book was written and the ministry began to grow and has continued to move forward ever since that day in the mountains.

When you are feeling joy – Dig a well of laughter and dancing into your families lives and leave a taste of the living water in their mind of pure joy, love and contentment.

When you are feeling sad – Cry your tears of sorrow before your family and dig a well by leaving the taste of living water in their mind that your sorrow can be turned into rejoicing and your sadness can teach you lessons that will help others deal with their sorrow.

When you are angry –  Take your anger and dig the deepest well you can; for in digging to the depths of the aquifer it could burst out streams of living water that flow to deeper places than you ever imagined.  Anger can produce something within you that could never burst forth had you lived your life without experiencing it.

When you are lonely – Take your loneliness and write something that people can read and fill the void of loneliness in their own soul.  Upon doing so, you will have something to read in your darker moments of loneliness and find a well to drink from that will help you once again make it through the lonely times you are momentarily facing.

When you are hurting – Realize that hurting people hurt people; so show your family how to break that cycle and start of flow of service and compassion that not only will fill your soul but bless other hurting people in the process which starts a flow of blessings into even more peoples lives.

When you are tired – Hold the handle to your shovel loose enough that others can take it and dig awhile.  Allow others to join you and enjoy the moment of digging a well together and that can supply living water to those who are thirsty.

Doing these things can be difficult but the rewards of watching the living water flow, keep flowing, flow deeper, flow further, and flow wider brings the greatest sense of contentment a person could ever experience.  Neither diamonds, pearls, nor all the wealth of the world  could ever fill the void in our lives like digging a well and to enjoy watching the living water flow back to into our own lives and into the lives of other people

Pure joy and contentment can be found in digging a well.  May we all have the strength to keep digging through all of our experiences in life.