Rivers of Living Water Pastor Fred - CityReach Cumberland...

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To the crowd at the Feast of Tabernacles, Jesus referred to the Holy Spirit as a river of living water flowing from within you. Prior to this, He told the Samaritan woman at the well that anyone who would drink from the living water that He gives would never thirst again. In today’s teaching, Pastor Fred talks about the difference between having a well of living water in you and a river of living water flowing from you. While the well in you supplies life to you, the river flowing from you is intended to bring life to those around you.

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