This sermon emphasizes the importance of spiritual wells in our lives and the church. Water is God’s gift, but it is our responsibility to dig wells that provide life to the world. The Church must function as a well, fervent in prayer, passionate for souls, committed to discipleship, and unwavering in confronting darkness and expecting the miraculous. Without living water, wells become empty and are carried by the shifting winds of culture, as warned in Scripture. Every believer is called to both dig new wells and redig old ones, reviving past moves of God while making space for new outpourings. Isaac faced opposition when reopening his father’s wells, but he persisted until he found a place of peace and fruitfulness. Likewise, we must focus on building wells of living water rather than walls of offense. True impact is made not by winning arguments but by consistently digging deeper into God’s presence.