The Fountain of the Father
A true story, I was going to work one morning in my F150
pickup truck. As usual, I dropped off my
son at his work and started to my place of employment. It was that kind of morning were I needed some
inspiration. A couple of days earlier, I
had a gospel quartet CD in the radio, as I like to do that on Wednesday, ( I guess
it’s an old habit from years ago) where Wednesday night was church night, mid-week
service and prayer meeting. But I had my
son to put in the gospel CD that day.
The gospel quartet sung this song “The Fountain of the Father” and there
by myself in my Ford pickup truck, God spoke to my Heart and mind.
One the great themes of the bible or lesson that is taught,
is if one is thirsty, he can have a drink of water. It’s full and free. It’s very satisfying when you are in need of
water or thirsty. God provided water
from the rock in the Old Testament in Exodus and Jesus had water from the well
in John 4 and promised “a well of water springing up unto eternal life”
But the Fountain of the Father is there today and still
flowing spiritually. Although, as it’s
very interesting, it has been said the water from the rock is still flowing
today in Israel and the same well is still producing water. Perhaps, its God
way of sending the literal and physical message to the world and for ages to
come.
In the bible, moving water is a spiritual type of the Holy
Spirit and still water is a spiritual type of the word of God (scriptures). And yet you need both for salvation service of
the Lord. As you read or hear the word
of God, then the spirit of God moves on you. If you are lost, in need of salvation of the
Lord or as you read scriptures and the spirit moves you to serve for God. You will need both.
So come to this fountain, the Fountain of the Heavenly Father. The Spirit says come and the bride of Christ,
which are the believers in Christ says “come” come to the fountain which is
full and free, PTL!!
Let the waters of the Fountain fill your life and make you whole!!
God Bless you friend,
RevDanSam
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