Still Small Voice

Springs of Living Water

May 22, 2026

Springs of living water will flow from your innermost being and overflow in your life. Do not bend to draw waters from this world. You cannot satisfy your spiritual thirst, and the waters of this world are repugnant. Respect the source of truth and do not mix truth with lies. Separate yourself from mixture. I have called you to be holy—to be set apart. Follow my words and do not seek wisdom elsewhere. My words are a fountain of life. Drink daily and drink deeply. Hydrate your weary and dehydrated soul with the water of life. Be filled with the Spirit to overflow and allow yourself to be led and taught from the One who searches the deep things of God. There are still some deep and hidden mysteries—knowledge in the depths of God for his children. Wade in the waters of the deep for revelation knowledge. The Word and the Spirit say, Come and be filled to overflow.

BIBLE VERSES TO STUDY

Deep calls to deep at the roar of your waterfalls; all your breakers and your waves have gone over me. —Psalm 42:7 ESV

And behold, the glory of the God of Israel was coming from the way of the east. And His voice was like the sound of many waters; and the earth shone from His glory. —Ezekiel 43:2 NASB

On the last day of the feast, the great day, Jesus stood up and cried out, “If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink. Whoever believes in me, as the Scripture has said, ‘Out of his heart will flow rivers of living water.” Now this he said about the Spirit, whom those who believed in him were to receive, for as yet the Spirit had not been given, because Jesus was not yet glorified. —John 7:37-39 CSB

Manantiales de agua viva brotarán de tu ser más íntimo y se desbordarán en tu vida. No te inclines para sacar aguas de este mundo. No puedes saciar tu sed espiritual, y las aguas de este mundo son repugnantes. Respeta la fuente de la verdad y no mezcles la verdad con mentiras. Apártate de toda mezcla. Te he llamado a ser santo, a ser apartado. Sigue mis palabras y no busques sabiduría en otra parte. Mis palabras son una fuente de vida. Bebe a diario y bebe profundamente. Hidrata tu alma cansada y deshidratada con el agua de la vida. Llenate del Espíritu hasta desbordar, y permítete ser guiado y enseñado por Aquel que escudriña las profundidades de Dios. Aún quedan misterios profundos y ocultos: conocimiento en las profundidades de Dios destinado a sus hijos. Adéntrate en las aguas profundas para recibir conocimiento revelado. La Palabra y el Espíritu dicen: «Ven y llénate hasta desbordar».

VERSÍCULOS DE LA BIBLIA PARA ESTUDIAR

Un abismo llama a otro abismo al fragor de tus cascadas; todas tus rompientes y tus olas han pasado sobre mí. —Salmos 42:7

Y he aquí, la gloria del Dios de Israel venía del camino del oriente. Y su voz era como el sonido de muchas aguas; y la tierra resplandecía con su gloria. —Ezequiel 43:2

En el último día de la fiesta, el gran día, Jesús se puso de pie y exclamó: «Si alguien tiene sed, que venga a mí y beba. El que cree en mí, como ha dicho la Escritura: "De su corazón brotarán ríos de agua viva"». Esto lo dijo refiriéndose al Espíritu, que recibirían los que creyeran en él; pues el Espíritu aún no había sido dado, porque Jesús todavía no había sido glorificado. —Juan 7:37-39

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Ibelisse Sánchez, known to most as Mimi, is a social worker, writer, and artist born in Brooklyn and shaped by her Christian faith and Puerto Rican heritage. Raised by her maternal grandparents David and Clara—an expressionist painter and a woman of deep hospitality—they modeled how to live a life of creativity and service. For fifteen years, she cared for them at home through Alzheimer’s and chronic illness, a season that profoundly deepened her faith in God and empathy for the suffering and those who care for them. She holds degrees from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, McCormick Theological Seminary, and the University of Chicago. After nearly a decade as a social worker facilitating incarcerated individual's reentry into society, she now helps people with disabilities gain greater mobility and independence in their communities. Through her words, art, and presence, Ibelisse seeks to share hope and reflect God’s love. She lives in Chicago with her husband, Merl, a musician and producer.

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