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Aug 2, 2026 29 min

Dig Another Well

from Springhouse Church Sermons

If you've ever felt like your spiritual well has run dry or that you're exausted by the same old conflicts and disappointments, this message is for you. You'll see how past hurts and offenses can clog up your relationship with God and with others... and how that can keep everyone around you thirsty for something better, too. The good news is that you don't have to stay stuck. God invites you to move forward, not by fixing things yourself, but by choosing to dig again. To move forward by faith when where you are is comfortable as much as when it feels like everythign is an attack. It's in the place of God's presence that you find peace. It's in that place of worship that God heals the wounds, cleans the muddy places, and gives you peace beyond anything you could ask. Scriptures Referenced Genesis 26:17–32; Ezekiel 47 Key Insights The enemy’s strategy isn’t always confrontation. Sometimes it’s suffocation. The battle is often waged at the wells. You will never reach the next well if you are still fighting over the last one. When your plans come to an end, God’s purposes keep you moving forward. Worship first. Then work. Key Sections 00:00:00 - Honoring Faithful Service We honor over two decades of faithful service by Angie Beshearse. 00:05:00 - Protecting the Well Without protection, wells can become contaminated or closed up so that they are useless and unhealthy for us and our neighbors. This is as much true of our spiritual wells as for a water well. 00:10:11 - The Enemy's Strategy to Clog Wells Life’s constant challenges—hurt, being busy, and distractions—can block our access to God’s life-giving water. The fight isn’t always clear, but it can quietly drain our spiritual strength bit by bit until families, communities, and hearts are empty. 00:14:40 - Moving Beyond Old Wells Like Isaac, we have a choice: will we stay trapped in wells of conflict, hurt, or blame, or will we put in the effort to move on and find the peace and open space that God offers? 00:20:23 - Worship First and Move Forward Isaac's journey shows that true safety and growth don’t come from staying in comfort. Instead, they come from making worship important, building an altar, and listening to God’s voice that guides us to new promises, even if it means letting go of past pains and facing the unknown. 00:22:58 - Release Conflict The key moment happens when Isaac puts aside his anger, forgives his enemies, and God quickly responds with new water and a promise. This shows that God provides for us and brings new life when we stop fighting and choose to make peace. 00:26:06 - Calling the Church to Dig Again Pastor Barbie asks the community to look at where they have stayed too long. She encourages them to forgive, let God heal them, and return to worship. This is the path to the growth, healing, and success that God wants for them. https://springhouse.captivate.fm/episode/dig-another-well Subscribe & Follow the Podcast Download our app Our Website Online Tithes & Offerings Join our Livestream Gathering Times Sundays, 9:00 AM Sundays, 11:00 AM Wednesdays, 6:00 PM Contact Info Springhouse Church 14119 Old Nashville Highway Smyrna TN 37167 615-459-3421 CCLI License 2070006

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  1. 0:00 Honoring Faithful Service
  2. 5:00 Protecting the Well
  3. 10:11 The Enemy's Strategy to Clog Wells
  4. 14:40 Moving Beyond Old Wells
  5. 20:23 Worship First and Move Forward
  6. 22:58 Release Conflict
  7. 26:06 Calling the Church to Dig Again

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