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Digging A Well
How to find an aquifer in a dry and barren land.
Sherry Long was given the greatest heritage anyone could be given. Her grandmother prayed for her family constantly and continually poured the Living Water over their lives. Sherry has determined to keep passing the baton of faith down from generation to generation.
Just as everybody requires water to survive, every soul requires the Living Water, flowing from Christ, to thrive. In this book, Sherry masterfully shows us that we’re naturally drawn to wells to quench our thirst. The choice is ours whether to drink from wells of bitterness, destruction or salvation. We often don’t realize that the wells we dig or drink from will affect the rest of our lives and others who drink after us.
Sherry Long was given the greatest heritage anyone could be given. Her grandmother prayed for her family constantly and continually poured the Living Water over their lives. Sherry has determined to keep passing the baton of faith down from generation to generation.
Just as everybody requires water to survive, every soul requires the Living Water, flowing from Christ, to thrive. In this book, Sherry masterfully shows us that we’re naturally drawn to wells to quench our thirst. The choice is ours whether to drink from wells of bitterness, destruction or salvation. We often don’t realize that the wells we dig or drink from will affect the rest of our lives and others who drink after us.
142 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 3, 2013
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