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When your soul feels dry, Jesus offers living water that never runs out. In this episode, discover how Bear Grylls’ story points us back to the only Source that truly satisfies.

Do you ever feel spiritually empty?

We all hit seasons where our hearts feel dry. We become restless and unsatisfied. Success, busyness, and even good things can’t quench that thirst. Only Jesus can.

In today’s devotion, you’ll hear the story of survivalist Bear Grylls, who discovered that what he was missing wasn’t adventure but a “simple faith” in Jesus. His story reminds us that when life leaves us thirsty, Christ invites us to come to Him for rivers of living water.

Main Scripture:

John 7:37–38 – “Anyone who is thirsty may come to me! Anyone who believes in me may come and drink! For the Scriptures declare, ‘Rivers of living water will flow from his heart.’”

By the end of this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why success and busyness can still leave us empty
• How Jesus satisfies our deepest thirst with His presence
• A simple prayer to refill your soul when you feel dry

Today’s Challenge:

Take ten minutes today to pray honestly: “Lord, I’m thirsty. Fill me again with Your Spirit.” Then sit quietly in His presence and let Him refill what’s been drained. Spend time with Him in His Word and allow Him to replenish where you have been drained.

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