The Wells We Inherit

We talk about "digging another well" to sustain our faith in the dry seasons. But what does that even look like?

Pastor Barbie gives a practical demonstration of what it looks like for her to "dig a well" from Scripture, some of the tools she uses, and some of the things God's highlighted to her as she prepared for this week's sermon.

You don't have to be a Bible scholar. She shows how honest questions, some tools, and the help of the Holy Spirit lead her on a journey to find out what God is saying.

Digging a spiritual well means creating room to accept, notice, and share God’s blessings.

Scriptures ReferencedGenesis 1:1, 27:26-29, 27:38-39, 49:25; Exodus 16:11-15; Numbers 6:24–26; Deuteronomy 28:6, 33:13-16; 1 Kings 19:11-15; Hosea 14:5; Psalm 30:5, 139:5

Key InsightsYou can start digging spiritual “wells” using practical study steps, no matter your experienceGod’s blessing often appears quietly and is always available, even if unrecognized at firstGenerational blessing means faith practices today will impact future family and communitySpiritual resources are accessible—take time to seek, question, and write down what stands outBlessings spoken over your life are meant to be received, declared, and passed on

Resources:Strong’s Concordance (online and physical)Bible GatewayBlue Letter BibleEliYah

Key Sections00:00:00 - Getting Started

Pastor Barbie shares why she is approaching the sermon this way.

00:02:47 - Gathering Study Tools

To dig a well, you need some tools. Pastor Barbie shares her toolkit.

00:05:22 - Unpacking Heaven’s Dew