“Had Water Today?”

"Had Water Today?"

“Had Water Today?”

“Had Water Today?”

Especially thirsty people appreciate a question like that. They are looking for a place where water is available.

Reading that question people who know what the Bible teaches remember straight away the invitation to the thirsty in the prophet Isaiah, where it says at the beginning of chapter fifty five, “‘Come, all you who are thirsty, come to the waters.,”

In the Gospel of John the Lord Jesus Christ invites the thirsty with a loud voice and says,”‘If anyone is thirsty, let him come to me and drink.'” (John 7:37)

Are you thirsty?

One of the Psalmists was really thirsty and he cried out, “As the deer pants for the streams of water, so my soul pants for you, O God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God.” (Psalm 42:1,2)

Another Psalmist experienced that the LORD “satisfies the thirsty and fills the hungry with good things.” (Psalm 107:9)

I have experienced that the LORD “satisfies the thirsty and fills the hungry with good things.”

But I must not forget to answer the question at the beginning, “Had Water today?” Yes, I had my water today, I had a bottle of pump Water.

In the Gospel of John, chapter four, the Lord Jesus Christ is talking with the Samaritan woman and he says:

“‘Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks the water I give him will never thirst.'” (John 4:13,14)

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The Church, wherever it is, is not only Christ’s witness to its own people and nation, but also the home-base for a mission to the ends of the earth.” – Leslie Newbegin

STOP

STOP

STOP

“‘Stop bringing meaningless offerings.'” – Isaiah 1:13

“‘Stop doing wrong, learn to do right.” – Isaiah 1:16

“Stop trusting man, who has but a breath in his nostrils. Of what account is he?” – Isaiah 2:22

“Meine Kanzel ist die Welt” Personal Evangelism

"Meine Kanzel ist die Welt"

“Meine Kanzel ist die Welt”

PERSONAL EVANGELISM

(Meine Kanzel ist die Welt)

“Meine Kanzel ist die Welt,” is the title of the slender volume in German in my small library written by Friedrich Meisinger. “My pulpit is the World,” I would translate the title of the booklet, which I really love.

Let me tell you why I love it:

Believe it or not, but wherever I go here in New Zealand at the present time there are Germans. (I am from Germany.)

Yesterday I was in Paihia and there were German.

Today I met five young men from Germany here in Kaitaia and got in contact with them. It was a joy to tell them about what the Lord Jesus Christ has done in my life. I think they listened well. They asked also questions.

The meeting place was a family restaurant here in Kaitaia, where they were playing cards.

My pulpit is also the World. (Meine Kanzel ist auch die Welt.)