Each episode offers a short, Scripture-centered reflection designed to meet you where you are. Whether you’re in a season of clarity or uncertainty, strength or weariness, these devotionals provide a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness.
New episodes release alongside our devotional emails.
To explore more resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Each episode offers a short, Scripture-centered reflection designed to meet you where you are. Whether you’re in a season of clarity or uncertainty, strength or weariness, these devotionals provide a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness.
New episodes release alongside our devotional emails.
To explore more resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>A friend loveth at all times, and a brother is born for adversity. — Proverbs 17:17 (KJV)
When life gets difficult, you discover something important about the people around you. Some relationships disappear when being present begins to cost something. Others become stronger.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at Proverbs 17:17 and what Scripture teaches about friendship, adversity, and the people God places in our lives for difficult seasons.
But there is another question worth asking: Are we willing to be that kind of friend for someone else?
True friendship is not measured only by who celebrates with us when life is good. Sometimes it is revealed most clearly by the people who simply show up, stay, and walk beside us when life gets hard.
Scripture: Proverbs 17:17 (KJV)
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>A friend loveth at all times, and a brother is born for adversity. — Proverbs 17:17 (KJV)
When life gets difficult, you discover something important about the people around you. Some relationships disappear when being present begins to cost something. Others become stronger.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at Proverbs 17:17 and what Scripture teaches about friendship, adversity, and the people God places in our lives for difficult seasons.
But there is another question worth asking: Are we willing to be that kind of friend for someone else?
True friendship is not measured only by who celebrates with us when life is good. Sometimes it is revealed most clearly by the people who simply show up, stay, and walk beside us when life gets hard.
Scripture: Proverbs 17:17 (KJV)
🌿 Find more biblical encouragement and resources at AnotherWell.org
If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who has been there for you—or someone who may need to know you are there for them.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Who are the people in your life who make you better? Proverbs 27:17 teaches that some of God’s most valuable relationships aren’t simply the ones that make us comfortable—they’re the ones that sharpen us.
“Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.” — Proverbs 27:17 KJV
Sharpening requires contact.
It creates friction.
And sometimes it isn’t comfortable.
But the result is an edge that wasn’t there before.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Proverbs 27:17 and what Scripture teaches about Christian friendship, mentorship, accountability, leadership, personal growth, and the relationships God uses to shape us.
One of the most influential leaders in my career was a man named Mark.
Mark didn’t bring the best out of people through fear or intimidation.
He made you want to be better.
He challenged me to leave a mark in everything I did—to pursue a standard of excellence people would remember.
Mark sharpened me.
Not through friction that tore down, but through challenge that built up.
That’s an important distinction.
Biblical sharpening isn’t permission to criticize people relentlessly. It’s the kind of relationship where someone cares enough to ask the difficult question, hold a meaningful standard, recognize potential we don’t yet see, and refuse to let us comfortably remain where we are.
Those relationships are rare.
And they’re gifts.
So consider two questions.
Who is sharpening you?
And perhaps the harder one:
Who are you sharpening?
God uses people to accomplish things in us that we often cannot accomplish alone.
Receive the sharpening.
Then be willing to offer it.
Primary Scripture: Proverbs 27:17 KJV
Topics: Proverbs 27:17, iron sharpens iron, Christian friendship, biblical friendship, Christian mentorship, spiritual growth, accountability, biblical relationships, Christian leadership, mentors in the Bible, godly friendships, personal growth, Christian accountability, leadership development, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries, sharing Scripture-centered encouragement and practical biblical application for everyday life.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, and Scripture resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Who are the people in your life who make you better? Proverbs 27:17 teaches that some of God’s most valuable relationships aren’t simply the ones that make us comfortable—they’re the ones that sharpen us.
“Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.” — Proverbs 27:17 KJV
Sharpening requires contact.
It creates friction.
And sometimes it isn’t comfortable.
But the result is an edge that wasn’t there before.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Proverbs 27:17 and what Scripture teaches about Christian friendship, mentorship, accountability, leadership, personal growth, and the relationships God uses to shape us.
One of the most influential leaders in my career was a man named Mark.
Mark didn’t bring the best out of people through fear or intimidation.
He made you want to be better.
He challenged me to leave a mark in everything I did—to pursue a standard of excellence people would remember.
Mark sharpened me.
Not through friction that tore down, but through challenge that built up.
That’s an important distinction.
Biblical sharpening isn’t permission to criticize people relentlessly. It’s the kind of relationship where someone cares enough to ask the difficult question, hold a meaningful standard, recognize potential we don’t yet see, and refuse to let us comfortably remain where we are.
Those relationships are rare.
And they’re gifts.
So consider two questions.
Who is sharpening you?
And perhaps the harder one:
Who are you sharpening?
God uses people to accomplish things in us that we often cannot accomplish alone.
Receive the sharpening.
Then be willing to offer it.
Primary Scripture: Proverbs 27:17 KJV
Topics: Proverbs 27:17, iron sharpens iron, Christian friendship, biblical friendship, Christian mentorship, spiritual growth, accountability, biblical relationships, Christian leadership, mentors in the Bible, godly friendships, personal growth, Christian accountability, leadership development, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries, sharing Scripture-centered encouragement and practical biblical application for everyday life.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, and Scripture resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Who are you when nobody important is watching? Jesus teaches in Luke 16:10 that the way we handle small responsibilities reveals the character we will bring to larger ones.
“He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much…” — Luke 16:10 KJV
The small things aren’t practice rounds.
They aren’t moments that don’t count.
They reveal us.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Luke 16:10 and what Jesus teaches about faithfulness, integrity, stewardship, leadership, and character when nobody is watching.
Years in healthcare leadership have given me the opportunity to observe many different kinds of leaders.
Some were impressive in public but dramatically different behind closed doors.
Others were remarkably consistent.
Same warmth.
Same integrity.
Same character.
Whether the door was open or closed.
Those were the people worth following.
Jesus teaches that faithfulness in small things and faithfulness in large things aren’t separate qualities.
The small responsibilities reveal the pattern.
Likewise, the shortcuts we take when the stakes seem low aren’t harmless. They’re previews of the character we’ll bring when the stakes become much higher.
God sees what we’re doing with what He’s placed in our hands right now.
Before the promotion.
Before the larger opportunity.
Before the bigger platform.
Character isn’t something we suddenly acquire when responsibility increases.
It’s something we’re building today.
Be faithful in the least.
Primary Scripture: Luke 16:10 KJV
Topics: Luke 16:10, faithful in little, biblical integrity, Christian character, faithfulness to God, Christian leadership, integrity when nobody is watching, biblical stewardship, character and leadership, trustworthy leadership, small things matter, faithfulness in work, servant leadership, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries, sharing Scripture-centered encouragement and practical biblical application for everyday life.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, and Scripture resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Who are you when nobody important is watching? Jesus teaches in Luke 16:10 that the way we handle small responsibilities reveals the character we will bring to larger ones.
“He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much…” — Luke 16:10 KJV
The small things aren’t practice rounds.
They aren’t moments that don’t count.
They reveal us.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Luke 16:10 and what Jesus teaches about faithfulness, integrity, stewardship, leadership, and character when nobody is watching.
Years in healthcare leadership have given me the opportunity to observe many different kinds of leaders.
Some were impressive in public but dramatically different behind closed doors.
Others were remarkably consistent.
Same warmth.
Same integrity.
Same character.
Whether the door was open or closed.
Those were the people worth following.
Jesus teaches that faithfulness in small things and faithfulness in large things aren’t separate qualities.
The small responsibilities reveal the pattern.
Likewise, the shortcuts we take when the stakes seem low aren’t harmless. They’re previews of the character we’ll bring when the stakes become much higher.
God sees what we’re doing with what He’s placed in our hands right now.
Before the promotion.
Before the larger opportunity.
Before the bigger platform.
Character isn’t something we suddenly acquire when responsibility increases.
It’s something we’re building today.
Be faithful in the least.
Primary Scripture: Luke 16:10 KJV
Topics: Luke 16:10, faithful in little, biblical integrity, Christian character, faithfulness to God, Christian leadership, integrity when nobody is watching, biblical stewardship, character and leadership, trustworthy leadership, small things matter, faithfulness in work, servant leadership, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries, sharing Scripture-centered encouragement and practical biblical application for everyday life.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, and Scripture resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Do you think about what your words will do before you say them? Proverbs 15:2 draws a sharp distinction between wisdom and foolishness—and much of that difference is revealed through the way we speak.
“The tongue of the wise useth knowledge aright: but the mouth of fools poureth out foolishness.” — Proverbs 15:2 KJV
Words are not neutral.
They can build or tear down.
They can bring clarity or create confusion.
They can help heal a wound or make one deeper.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Proverbs 15:2 and what Scripture teaches about controlling our speech, using wisdom, giving advice, and understanding the spiritual significance of the words that come out of our mouths.
Years ago, while riding in an ambulance with my partner, I was thinking through an important decision. My partner quickly offered some advice.
There was no bad intention behind it.
But I followed the advice and almost immediately realized it was wrong.
That experience taught me something I’ve never forgotten: good intentions don’t remove the consequences of careless words.
Solomon says the wise person “useth knowledge aright.”
Wisdom isn’t simply having something to say.
It includes knowing whether to say it.
When to say it.
How to say it.
And sometimes whether the moment requires our words at all.
Jesus taught that our words also reveal something deeper: what comes from our mouths exposes what is happening within our hearts.
So before the next words leave your mouth, consider their weight.
Once spoken, they land somewhere.
Make sure they’re worth what they will cost when they arrive.
Primary Scripture: Proverbs 15:2 KJV
Topics: Proverbs 15:2, power of words, controlling your tongue, biblical wisdom, speaking wisely, Christian communication, words and the Bible, think before you speak, guarding your words, wisdom in conversations, biblical advice, Christian relationships, words reveal the heart, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries, sharing Scripture-centered encouragement and practical biblical application for everyday life.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, and Scripture resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Do you think about what your words will do before you say them? Proverbs 15:2 draws a sharp distinction between wisdom and foolishness—and much of that difference is revealed through the way we speak.
“The tongue of the wise useth knowledge aright: but the mouth of fools poureth out foolishness.” — Proverbs 15:2 KJV
Words are not neutral.
They can build or tear down.
They can bring clarity or create confusion.
They can help heal a wound or make one deeper.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Proverbs 15:2 and what Scripture teaches about controlling our speech, using wisdom, giving advice, and understanding the spiritual significance of the words that come out of our mouths.
Years ago, while riding in an ambulance with my partner, I was thinking through an important decision. My partner quickly offered some advice.
There was no bad intention behind it.
But I followed the advice and almost immediately realized it was wrong.
That experience taught me something I’ve never forgotten: good intentions don’t remove the consequences of careless words.
Solomon says the wise person “useth knowledge aright.”
Wisdom isn’t simply having something to say.
It includes knowing whether to say it.
When to say it.
How to say it.
And sometimes whether the moment requires our words at all.
Jesus taught that our words also reveal something deeper: what comes from our mouths exposes what is happening within our hearts.
So before the next words leave your mouth, consider their weight.
Once spoken, they land somewhere.
Make sure they’re worth what they will cost when they arrive.
Primary Scripture: Proverbs 15:2 KJV
Topics: Proverbs 15:2, power of words, controlling your tongue, biblical wisdom, speaking wisely, Christian communication, words and the Bible, think before you speak, guarding your words, wisdom in conversations, biblical advice, Christian relationships, words reveal the heart, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries, sharing Scripture-centered encouragement and practical biblical application for everyday life.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, and Scripture resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Does an ordinary task deserve your best effort? Ecclesiastes 9:10 challenges us to bring everything we have to whatever God has placed in our hands—even when nobody seems to notice.
“Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might…” — Ecclesiastes 9:10 KJV
Not when the assignment becomes important.
Not when someone influential is watching.
Not when recognition is guaranteed.
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Ecclesiastes 9:10 and what Scripture teaches about work, excellence, diligence, stewardship, and making the most of the opportunities God has given us.
The lesson begins with an ordinary moment at a theme park.
Thousands of people were passing through, but one employee caught my attention while doing one of the least glamorous jobs imaginable: cleaning a restroom.
He smiled.
He greeted people warmly.
He worked while humming a song.
He approached an ordinary assignment with an attitude that made it anything but ordinary.
Most people would never know his name.
But years later, I still remember him.
That’s what excellence can do.
Ecclesiastes reminds us that our opportunities are finite. The work currently in our hands won’t always be there. The people we can influence won’t always be within our reach.
The ordinary moment matters because this is the moment we’ve actually been given.
Excellence isn’t something we reserve for a bigger platform.
It’s a posture.
Whatever is in your hands today, bring everything you have to it.
Do it with your might.
Primary Scripture: Ecclesiastes 9:10 KJV
Topics: Ecclesiastes 9:10, Christian work ethic, biblical excellence, working for God, Christian workplace devotional, diligence in the Bible, doing your best, biblical stewardship, excellence at work, purpose in ordinary work, Christian leadership, work with excellence, Christian encouragement, KJV devotional
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries, sharing Scripture-centered encouragement and practical biblical application for everyday life.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, and Scripture resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Does an ordinary task deserve your best effort? Ecclesiastes 9:10 challenges us to bring everything we have to whatever God has placed in our hands—even when nobody seems to notice.
“Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might…” — Ecclesiastes 9:10 KJV
Not when the assignment becomes important.
Not when someone influential is watching.
Not when recognition is guaranteed.
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Ecclesiastes 9:10 and what Scripture teaches about work, excellence, diligence, stewardship, and making the most of the opportunities God has given us.
The lesson begins with an ordinary moment at a theme park.
Thousands of people were passing through, but one employee caught my attention while doing one of the least glamorous jobs imaginable: cleaning a restroom.
He smiled.
He greeted people warmly.
He worked while humming a song.
He approached an ordinary assignment with an attitude that made it anything but ordinary.
Most people would never know his name.
But years later, I still remember him.
That’s what excellence can do.
Ecclesiastes reminds us that our opportunities are finite. The work currently in our hands won’t always be there. The people we can influence won’t always be within our reach.
The ordinary moment matters because this is the moment we’ve actually been given.
Excellence isn’t something we reserve for a bigger platform.
It’s a posture.
Whatever is in your hands today, bring everything you have to it.
Do it with your might.
Primary Scripture: Ecclesiastes 9:10 KJV
Topics: Ecclesiastes 9:10, Christian work ethic, biblical excellence, working for God, Christian workplace devotional, diligence in the Bible, doing your best, biblical stewardship, excellence at work, purpose in ordinary work, Christian leadership, work with excellence, Christian encouragement, KJV devotional
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries, sharing Scripture-centered encouragement and practical biblical application for everyday life.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, and Scripture resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What does it really mean to be “fearfully and wonderfully made”? Psalm 139:14 speaks directly to our identity, our differences, and the intentional care of the God who created us.
“I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvellous are thy works; and that my soul knoweth right well.” — Psalm 139:14 KJV
This episode begins with a conversation I will never forget.
My son is deaf and uses cochlear implants. One day, while we were trying to talk in a noisy environment, he struggled to hear me. He stopped and expressed the sadness of being unable to hear his father’s voice the way his father could hear his.
He knew God had made him deaf.
And in that moment, he felt different.
I didn’t have a perfectly prepared response.
But I knew something with absolute certainty:
My son is exactly who God made him to be.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Psalm 139:14 and what Scripture teaches about being fearfully and wonderfully made, human differences, disability, identity, purpose, and seeing ourselves through the eyes of our Creator rather than through the standards of the world around us.
The world often treats anything outside its expected standard as something deficient—something that needs to be corrected before a person can be considered whole.
Psalm 139 gives us a radically different picture.
The God who formed us knows every part of us.
Nothing about us surprised Him.
Our worth isn’t determined by how closely we resemble somebody else’s definition of normal.
My son’s cochlear implants are an incredible gift. They help him navigate a world built largely around hearing. But they do not make him more complete.
He was already complete.
He bears the image of God.
And so do you.
Whatever you’ve been taught to view as a defect, disadvantage, or reason you’re somehow less than someone else, bring it before the God who made you.
Listen to what He says about His workmanship.
You are fearfully and wonderfully made.
Primary Scripture: Psalm 139:14 KJV
Topics: Psalm 139:14, fearfully and wonderfully made, Christian identity, identity in Christ, God created you, God’s design, disability and faith, disability in Christianity, deafness and faith, cochlear implants, image of God, biblical identity, Christian encouragement, self-worth and the Bible, God’s purpose for your life, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries, sharing Scripture-centered encouragement and practical biblical application for everyday life.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, and Scripture resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What does it really mean to be “fearfully and wonderfully made”? Psalm 139:14 speaks directly to our identity, our differences, and the intentional care of the God who created us.
“I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvellous are thy works; and that my soul knoweth right well.” — Psalm 139:14 KJV
This episode begins with a conversation I will never forget.
My son is deaf and uses cochlear implants. One day, while we were trying to talk in a noisy environment, he struggled to hear me. He stopped and expressed the sadness of being unable to hear his father’s voice the way his father could hear his.
He knew God had made him deaf.
And in that moment, he felt different.
I didn’t have a perfectly prepared response.
But I knew something with absolute certainty:
My son is exactly who God made him to be.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Psalm 139:14 and what Scripture teaches about being fearfully and wonderfully made, human differences, disability, identity, purpose, and seeing ourselves through the eyes of our Creator rather than through the standards of the world around us.
The world often treats anything outside its expected standard as something deficient—something that needs to be corrected before a person can be considered whole.
Psalm 139 gives us a radically different picture.
The God who formed us knows every part of us.
Nothing about us surprised Him.
Our worth isn’t determined by how closely we resemble somebody else’s definition of normal.
My son’s cochlear implants are an incredible gift. They help him navigate a world built largely around hearing. But they do not make him more complete.
He was already complete.
He bears the image of God.
And so do you.
Whatever you’ve been taught to view as a defect, disadvantage, or reason you’re somehow less than someone else, bring it before the God who made you.
Listen to what He says about His workmanship.
You are fearfully and wonderfully made.
Primary Scripture: Psalm 139:14 KJV
Topics: Psalm 139:14, fearfully and wonderfully made, Christian identity, identity in Christ, God created you, God’s design, disability and faith, disability in Christianity, deafness and faith, cochlear implants, image of God, biblical identity, Christian encouragement, self-worth and the Bible, God’s purpose for your life, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries, sharing Scripture-centered encouragement and practical biblical application for everyday life.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, and Scripture resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Does the giant you’re facing feel like the end of your story? First Samuel 17 reminds us that the valley David entered was not his destination. The battle that looked like it could end his story became a doorway into what God had been preparing him for all along.
“So David prevailed over the Philistine with a sling and with a stone, and smote the Philistine, and slew him; but there was no sword in the hand of David.” — First Samuel 17:50 KJV
The giants in our lives can feel intensely final.
A diagnosis. Grief. Financial devastation. A broken relationship. Fear. Failure. An uncertain future.
When you’re standing in the valley, it can feel as though everything depends upon what happens next.
But David’s story didn’t end in the valley of Elah.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we conclude our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 by looking beyond Goliath’s defeat and considering what Scripture teaches us about hope, perseverance, overcoming difficult seasons, and trusting God with the chapters of our lives we cannot yet see.
Goliath was not David’s destination.
He was a threshold.
The shepherd boy who entered the valley went on to become one of Israel’s greatest kings. The giant standing between David and his future was not the end of David’s story. The battle revealed something God had been developing in him long before anyone else could see it.
Throughout this Facing the Giants series, we’ve followed that journey.
We named the giant.
We confronted the fear that keeps us standing still.
We remembered the private battles God used as preparation.
We laid down borrowed armor.
We chose the stones God had prepared.
We declared the name of the LORD.
And we ran.
Now the giant has fallen.
And there is still a story on the other side.
That’s important when you’re standing before a giant of your own.
The situation you’re facing may be painful. It may change you. It may become a defining chapter of your life.
But a chapter is not necessarily the conclusion.
There may be things God will show you on the other side that you cannot possibly see from where you are standing today.
The valley is not necessarily the end.
Sometimes it’s where the story gets interesting.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:50 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, facing giants in life, hope in difficult times, trusting God through hardship, Christian encouragement during hard times, overcoming life’s challenges, faith through adversity, God has a plan, trusting God with your future, perseverance and faith, finding hope in God, God’s faithfulness, facing the giants, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Does the giant you’re facing feel like the end of your story? First Samuel 17 reminds us that the valley David entered was not his destination. The battle that looked like it could end his story became a doorway into what God had been preparing him for all along.
“So David prevailed over the Philistine with a sling and with a stone, and smote the Philistine, and slew him; but there was no sword in the hand of David.” — First Samuel 17:50 KJV
The giants in our lives can feel intensely final.
A diagnosis. Grief. Financial devastation. A broken relationship. Fear. Failure. An uncertain future.
When you’re standing in the valley, it can feel as though everything depends upon what happens next.
But David’s story didn’t end in the valley of Elah.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we conclude our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 by looking beyond Goliath’s defeat and considering what Scripture teaches us about hope, perseverance, overcoming difficult seasons, and trusting God with the chapters of our lives we cannot yet see.
Goliath was not David’s destination.
He was a threshold.
The shepherd boy who entered the valley went on to become one of Israel’s greatest kings. The giant standing between David and his future was not the end of David’s story. The battle revealed something God had been developing in him long before anyone else could see it.
Throughout this Facing the Giants series, we’ve followed that journey.
We named the giant.
We confronted the fear that keeps us standing still.
We remembered the private battles God used as preparation.
We laid down borrowed armor.
We chose the stones God had prepared.
We declared the name of the LORD.
And we ran.
Now the giant has fallen.
And there is still a story on the other side.
That’s important when you’re standing before a giant of your own.
The situation you’re facing may be painful. It may change you. It may become a defining chapter of your life.
But a chapter is not necessarily the conclusion.
There may be things God will show you on the other side that you cannot possibly see from where you are standing today.
The valley is not necessarily the end.
Sometimes it’s where the story gets interesting.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:50 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, facing giants in life, hope in difficult times, trusting God through hardship, Christian encouragement during hard times, overcoming life’s challenges, faith through adversity, God has a plan, trusting God with your future, perseverance and faith, finding hope in God, God’s faithfulness, facing the giants, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>What happens when the giant that has intimidated you for weeks, months, or even years finally falls? In First Samuel 17, one stone brought down the warrior who had paralyzed an entire army for forty days—but Scripture makes clear that the victory was bigger than David.
“And David put his hand in his bag, and took thence a stone, and slang it, and smote the Philistine in his forehead… So David prevailed over the Philistine with a sling and with a stone… but there was no sword in the hand of David.” — First Samuel 17:49–50 KJV
One stone.
One sling.
No sword.
And the giant fell.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and examine the moment Goliath finally falls—and what it teaches us about God’s faithfulness, overcoming seemingly impossible circumstances, and recognizing who deserves the glory when victory comes.
For forty days, Goliath had intimidated Israel.
Then everything changed in a moment.
Scripture emphasizes something important: there was no sword in the hand of David.
David didn’t defeat Goliath using the conventional weapons the world would have expected. The shepherd boy carried a sling, a stone, and confidence in the LORD.
Through a story from my years playing basketball, we also consider what happens when something that has seemed unbeatable finally loses its power. A breakthrough doesn’t always affect only the person experiencing it. Sometimes one person’s victory changes what everyone watching believes is possible.
When Goliath fell, the Philistine army fled.
One young man’s faith changed the battlefield for everyone around him.
Our victories can have a similar effect.
Someone may be watching how you face your giant. Your willingness to trust God through the battle may strengthen another person’s faith when they eventually face their own.
And when victory comes, we must remember where the glory belongs.
Not in our strength.
Not in our ability.
But in the faithfulness of God.
There was no sword in David’s hand.
And the giant fell anyway.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:49–50 KJV
Topics: David defeats Goliath, David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, trusting God for victory, overcoming giants, God’s faithfulness, breakthrough and faith, victory through God, overcoming impossible circumstances, faith over fear, trusting God in battle, testimony of God’s faithfulness, biblical encouragement, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What happens when the giant that has intimidated you for weeks, months, or even years finally falls? In First Samuel 17, one stone brought down the warrior who had paralyzed an entire army for forty days—but Scripture makes clear that the victory was bigger than David.
“And David put his hand in his bag, and took thence a stone, and slang it, and smote the Philistine in his forehead… So David prevailed over the Philistine with a sling and with a stone… but there was no sword in the hand of David.” — First Samuel 17:49–50 KJV
One stone.
One sling.
No sword.
And the giant fell.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and examine the moment Goliath finally falls—and what it teaches us about God’s faithfulness, overcoming seemingly impossible circumstances, and recognizing who deserves the glory when victory comes.
For forty days, Goliath had intimidated Israel.
Then everything changed in a moment.
Scripture emphasizes something important: there was no sword in the hand of David.
David didn’t defeat Goliath using the conventional weapons the world would have expected. The shepherd boy carried a sling, a stone, and confidence in the LORD.
Through a story from my years playing basketball, we also consider what happens when something that has seemed unbeatable finally loses its power. A breakthrough doesn’t always affect only the person experiencing it. Sometimes one person’s victory changes what everyone watching believes is possible.
When Goliath fell, the Philistine army fled.
One young man’s faith changed the battlefield for everyone around him.
Our victories can have a similar effect.
Someone may be watching how you face your giant. Your willingness to trust God through the battle may strengthen another person’s faith when they eventually face their own.
And when victory comes, we must remember where the glory belongs.
Not in our strength.
Not in our ability.
But in the faithfulness of God.
There was no sword in David’s hand.
And the giant fell anyway.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:49–50 KJV
Topics: David defeats Goliath, David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, trusting God for victory, overcoming giants, God’s faithfulness, breakthrough and faith, victory through God, overcoming impossible circumstances, faith over fear, trusting God in battle, testimony of God’s faithfulness, biblical encouragement, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>How do you find courage to face something that has kept you afraid? In First Samuel 17, David did more than stand up to Goliath. He declared where his confidence came from—and then he ran toward the giant.
“Then said David to the Philistine, Thou comest to me with a sword, and with a spear, and with a shield: but I come to thee in the name of the LORD of hosts, the God of the armies of Israel, whom thou hast defied.” — First Samuel 17:45 KJV
Goliath had a sword.
He had a spear.
He had a shield.
David came with something greater: the name of the LORD of hosts.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and explore what it means to move from fear to faith, trust God in overwhelming circumstances, and stop cautiously approaching something God is calling us to face.
Through a personal reflection from my years as a paramedic, we consider what it means to move toward chaos rather than away from it. There were scenes where fear, confusion, and uncertainty were everywhere, but the job required moving toward the problem—and prayer became part of preparing to enter it.
David did something similar in the valley of Elah.
He didn’t negotiate with Goliath. He didn’t explain why he thought he might have a chance. He declared the name in which he came.
Then he ran.
That movement matters.
David’s running was faith made visible. It demonstrated that his words about the LORD were not merely religious language. David genuinely believed that the God who went with him was greater than the giant standing before him.
Many of us face our giants differently.
We stand at a distance. We wait for circumstances to improve. We cautiously move toward what frightens us while secretly hoping we never have to confront it.
David shows us another response.
The giant didn’t become smaller when David started running. The weapons didn’t disappear. The circumstances didn’t suddenly become safer.
What changed was David’s understanding of who was going with him.
If God is calling you to confront something you have been cautiously approaching, perhaps the next step isn’t another day of standing at a distance.
Speak the name of the LORD.
Trust the God who goes with you.
And move.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:45 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, name of the LORD, LORD of hosts, facing your giants, overcoming fear with faith, trusting God when afraid, courage through faith, stepping out in faith, trusting God in difficult times, faith in action, biblical courage, God is greater than your problems, Christian encouragement, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>How do you find courage to face something that has kept you afraid? In First Samuel 17, David did more than stand up to Goliath. He declared where his confidence came from—and then he ran toward the giant.
“Then said David to the Philistine, Thou comest to me with a sword, and with a spear, and with a shield: but I come to thee in the name of the LORD of hosts, the God of the armies of Israel, whom thou hast defied.” — First Samuel 17:45 KJV
Goliath had a sword.
He had a spear.
He had a shield.
David came with something greater: the name of the LORD of hosts.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and explore what it means to move from fear to faith, trust God in overwhelming circumstances, and stop cautiously approaching something God is calling us to face.
Through a personal reflection from my years as a paramedic, we consider what it means to move toward chaos rather than away from it. There were scenes where fear, confusion, and uncertainty were everywhere, but the job required moving toward the problem—and prayer became part of preparing to enter it.
David did something similar in the valley of Elah.
He didn’t negotiate with Goliath. He didn’t explain why he thought he might have a chance. He declared the name in which he came.
Then he ran.
That movement matters.
David’s running was faith made visible. It demonstrated that his words about the LORD were not merely religious language. David genuinely believed that the God who went with him was greater than the giant standing before him.
Many of us face our giants differently.
We stand at a distance. We wait for circumstances to improve. We cautiously move toward what frightens us while secretly hoping we never have to confront it.
David shows us another response.
The giant didn’t become smaller when David started running. The weapons didn’t disappear. The circumstances didn’t suddenly become safer.
What changed was David’s understanding of who was going with him.
If God is calling you to confront something you have been cautiously approaching, perhaps the next step isn’t another day of standing at a distance.
Speak the name of the LORD.
Trust the God who goes with you.
And move.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:45 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, name of the LORD, LORD of hosts, facing your giants, overcoming fear with faith, trusting God when afraid, courage through faith, stepping out in faith, trusting God in difficult times, faith in action, biblical courage, God is greater than your problems, Christian encouragement, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What if the difficult seasons you thought were accomplishing nothing were actually preparing you for the battle ahead? In First Samuel 17, David chose five smooth stones from a brook before facing Goliath. Those stones had been shaped long before David ever knew he would need them.
“And he took his staff in his hand, and chose him five smooth stones out of the brook, and put them in a shepherd’s bag which he had, even in a scrip; and his sling was in his hand: and he drew near to the Philistine.” — First Samuel 17:40 KJV
David did not run toward Goliath empty-handed.
He stopped at the brook.
He chose his stones carefully.
And then he moved toward the giant.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and explore what the five smooth stones can teach us about God’s preparation, trusting God through difficult seasons, and the relationship between faith and preparation.
The word smooth matters.
Those stones had not always looked that way. Water flowing over them again and again had gradually worn away what was rough, jagged, and uneven until they became exactly what David needed.
The brook had been preparing the stones long before the battle arrived.
God often works similarly in our lives.
Through a personal reflection on my years as a paramedic and how those experiences later prepared me for ministry, we consider how God can use difficult conversations, grief, pressure, painful circumstances, and seemingly ordinary seasons to shape something in us that He will use later.
You may not recognize the preparation while it is happening.
David probably never stood beside that brook watching the stones become smooth. Yet when the battle arrived, what he needed was waiting.
Preparation is not the opposite of faith.
It can be an expression of faith.
David trusted God completely, but he still chose his stones carefully. He brought what was available, used what God had taught him, and approached the battle prepared.
Faith and preparation worked together.
Maybe you’ve wondered why God allowed certain seasons in your life. Maybe you’ve questioned what could possibly have come from the pressure, disappointment, difficult work, grief, or years that seemed to produce nothing.
What if the brook was doing more than you could see?
What if God was shaping something in you?
The giant may be ahead, but God has been preparing you long before you could see the battle.
The brook wasn’t wasting your time.
It was smoothing your stones.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:40 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, five smooth stones, First Samuel 17, God prepares you, trusting God’s process, preparation and faith, God uses difficult seasons, purpose in trials, trusting God through hardship, God’s preparation for your calling, spiritual growth through trials, God uses your past, David’s sling and stones, facing giants with faith, Christian encouragement, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What if the difficult seasons you thought were accomplishing nothing were actually preparing you for the battle ahead? In First Samuel 17, David chose five smooth stones from a brook before facing Goliath. Those stones had been shaped long before David ever knew he would need them.
“And he took his staff in his hand, and chose him five smooth stones out of the brook, and put them in a shepherd’s bag which he had, even in a scrip; and his sling was in his hand: and he drew near to the Philistine.” — First Samuel 17:40 KJV
David did not run toward Goliath empty-handed.
He stopped at the brook.
He chose his stones carefully.
And then he moved toward the giant.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and explore what the five smooth stones can teach us about God’s preparation, trusting God through difficult seasons, and the relationship between faith and preparation.
The word smooth matters.
Those stones had not always looked that way. Water flowing over them again and again had gradually worn away what was rough, jagged, and uneven until they became exactly what David needed.
The brook had been preparing the stones long before the battle arrived.
God often works similarly in our lives.
Through a personal reflection on my years as a paramedic and how those experiences later prepared me for ministry, we consider how God can use difficult conversations, grief, pressure, painful circumstances, and seemingly ordinary seasons to shape something in us that He will use later.
You may not recognize the preparation while it is happening.
David probably never stood beside that brook watching the stones become smooth. Yet when the battle arrived, what he needed was waiting.
Preparation is not the opposite of faith.
It can be an expression of faith.
David trusted God completely, but he still chose his stones carefully. He brought what was available, used what God had taught him, and approached the battle prepared.
Faith and preparation worked together.
Maybe you’ve wondered why God allowed certain seasons in your life. Maybe you’ve questioned what could possibly have come from the pressure, disappointment, difficult work, grief, or years that seemed to produce nothing.
What if the brook was doing more than you could see?
What if God was shaping something in you?
The giant may be ahead, but God has been preparing you long before you could see the battle.
The brook wasn’t wasting your time.
It was smoothing your stones.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:40 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, five smooth stones, First Samuel 17, God prepares you, trusting God’s process, preparation and faith, God uses difficult seasons, purpose in trials, trusting God through hardship, God’s preparation for your calling, spiritual growth through trials, God uses your past, David’s sling and stones, facing giants with faith, Christian encouragement, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Are you trying to face your battle using someone else’s approach? In First Samuel 17, Saul gave David the best armor available—but David realized that what had worked for Saul was not what God had prepared him to use against Goliath.
“And David said unto Saul, I cannot go with these; for I have not proved them. And David put them off him.” — First Samuel 17:39 KJV
Saul’s intentions were good.
He gave David a helmet of brass, a coat of mail, and his own sword. It was the armor of a king—exactly the kind of equipment a soldier might expect to carry into battle against a giant.
There was only one problem.
It wasn’t David’s armor.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and explore what David’s decision to remove Saul’s armor teaches us about comparison, spiritual gifts, God’s preparation, and trusting how God has uniquely equipped us.
Through a personal story from my years as a paramedic, we also consider what happens when we become so focused on copying someone else’s successful approach that we lose the strengths and abilities God has developed in us.
Saul’s armor wasn’t defective. It had been tested in Saul’s battles.
But it had never been tested in David’s.
David instead carried a staff, a sling, and five smooth stones—the familiar tools he had learned to use while tending sheep and facing lions and bears.
David entered the valley as David.
We can easily fall into the trap of watching how someone else faced their giant and assuming we must do exactly what they did. Their method worked. Their gifts look impressive. Their approach seems proven.
So we put on their armor.
Then we wonder why we cannot move.
God does not equip every believer identically. He has given us different gifts, experiences, abilities, opportunities, and histories of walking with Him. What looks ordinary in your hands may be exactly what God has been preparing you to use.
Someone else’s armor may look more impressive.
But God didn’t equip someone else for your battle.
He equipped you.
Lay down the borrowed armor. Pick up what God has placed in your hands. Walk into the valley trusting the God who prepared you for it.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:39 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, Saul’s armor, David’s sling, spiritual gifts, God equips you, stop comparing yourself to others, trusting God’s preparation, finding your God-given purpose, Christian comparison, using your gifts for God, God’s calling, feeling inadequate, trusting God in difficult times, Christian encouragement, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Are you trying to face your battle using someone else’s approach? In First Samuel 17, Saul gave David the best armor available—but David realized that what had worked for Saul was not what God had prepared him to use against Goliath.
“And David said unto Saul, I cannot go with these; for I have not proved them. And David put them off him.” — First Samuel 17:39 KJV
Saul’s intentions were good.
He gave David a helmet of brass, a coat of mail, and his own sword. It was the armor of a king—exactly the kind of equipment a soldier might expect to carry into battle against a giant.
There was only one problem.
It wasn’t David’s armor.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and explore what David’s decision to remove Saul’s armor teaches us about comparison, spiritual gifts, God’s preparation, and trusting how God has uniquely equipped us.
Through a personal story from my years as a paramedic, we also consider what happens when we become so focused on copying someone else’s successful approach that we lose the strengths and abilities God has developed in us.
Saul’s armor wasn’t defective. It had been tested in Saul’s battles.
But it had never been tested in David’s.
David instead carried a staff, a sling, and five smooth stones—the familiar tools he had learned to use while tending sheep and facing lions and bears.
David entered the valley as David.
We can easily fall into the trap of watching how someone else faced their giant and assuming we must do exactly what they did. Their method worked. Their gifts look impressive. Their approach seems proven.
So we put on their armor.
Then we wonder why we cannot move.
God does not equip every believer identically. He has given us different gifts, experiences, abilities, opportunities, and histories of walking with Him. What looks ordinary in your hands may be exactly what God has been preparing you to use.
Someone else’s armor may look more impressive.
But God didn’t equip someone else for your battle.
He equipped you.
Lay down the borrowed armor. Pick up what God has placed in your hands. Walk into the valley trusting the God who prepared you for it.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:39 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, Saul’s armor, David’s sling, spiritual gifts, God equips you, stop comparing yourself to others, trusting God’s preparation, finding your God-given purpose, Christian comparison, using your gifts for God, God’s calling, feeling inadequate, trusting God in difficult times, Christian encouragement, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Could the difficult seasons you have already survived be preparing you for what God is asking you to face now? In First Samuel 17, David stood before Saul and explained why he was willing to face Goliath. His confidence came from remembering what God had already done when no one else was watching.
“And David said unto Saul, Thy servant kept his father’s sheep, and there came a lion, and a bear, and thy servant slew them both: as this Philistine shall be, as one of them.” — First Samuel 17:34–36 KJV
Before there was Goliath, there was a lion and a bear.
Before there was a public battle in the valley of Elah, there were private battles in a field.
Nobody applauded those victories. Nobody gathered to watch. They were simply moments between David, the danger before him, and the God who delivered him.
But those moments were not wasted.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and explore how God uses difficult seasons, private struggles, past trials, and quiet faithfulness to prepare us for what comes next.
When Saul questioned David’s ability to fight Goliath, David did not focus on his qualifications. He remembered God’s faithfulness.
The lion had taught him something.
The bear had taught him something.
David had already discovered in the field that he could trust God when the odds were against him. So when everyone else saw an impossible giant, David remembered the God who had delivered him before.
David’s confidence wasn’t arrogance.
It was a testimony.
Romans 8:28 reminds believers that God can work all things together for good according to His purpose. That means seasons that seemed pointless, painful, hidden, or impossibly long can become part of what God uses to prepare us.
Every believer has a field.
There are battles you fought when nobody was watching. Seasons when remaining faithful was itself a victory. Trials that developed something in you that comfort never could. Heartache that changed how you understand people, pain, and God’s faithfulness.
What if none of it was wasted?
When your next giant appears, the question may not be whether you have the most impressive qualifications.
The question may be: What did you learn in the field?
What has God already brought you through?
What have you learned about His faithfulness?
What testimony are you carrying into this battle?
David brought the lion and the bear with him—not physically, but as evidence that the God who had delivered him there could be trusted here.
What God built in your field may be exactly what you need when you enter your valley.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:34–36 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, God uses your past, trusting God through trials, God’s preparation, Romans 8:28, God’s faithfulness, remembering what God has done, overcoming difficult seasons, purpose in trials, spiritual growth through hardship, preparing for God’s calling, Christian encouragement during hard times, testimony of God’s faithfulness, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Could the difficult seasons you have already survived be preparing you for what God is asking you to face now? In First Samuel 17, David stood before Saul and explained why he was willing to face Goliath. His confidence came from remembering what God had already done when no one else was watching.
“And David said unto Saul, Thy servant kept his father’s sheep, and there came a lion, and a bear, and thy servant slew them both: as this Philistine shall be, as one of them.” — First Samuel 17:34–36 KJV
Before there was Goliath, there was a lion and a bear.
Before there was a public battle in the valley of Elah, there were private battles in a field.
Nobody applauded those victories. Nobody gathered to watch. They were simply moments between David, the danger before him, and the God who delivered him.
But those moments were not wasted.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and explore how God uses difficult seasons, private struggles, past trials, and quiet faithfulness to prepare us for what comes next.
When Saul questioned David’s ability to fight Goliath, David did not focus on his qualifications. He remembered God’s faithfulness.
The lion had taught him something.
The bear had taught him something.
David had already discovered in the field that he could trust God when the odds were against him. So when everyone else saw an impossible giant, David remembered the God who had delivered him before.
David’s confidence wasn’t arrogance.
It was a testimony.
Romans 8:28 reminds believers that God can work all things together for good according to His purpose. That means seasons that seemed pointless, painful, hidden, or impossibly long can become part of what God uses to prepare us.
Every believer has a field.
There are battles you fought when nobody was watching. Seasons when remaining faithful was itself a victory. Trials that developed something in you that comfort never could. Heartache that changed how you understand people, pain, and God’s faithfulness.
What if none of it was wasted?
When your next giant appears, the question may not be whether you have the most impressive qualifications.
The question may be: What did you learn in the field?
What has God already brought you through?
What have you learned about His faithfulness?
What testimony are you carrying into this battle?
David brought the lion and the bear with him—not physically, but as evidence that the God who had delivered him there could be trusted here.
What God built in your field may be exactly what you need when you enter your valley.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:34–36 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, God uses your past, trusting God through trials, God’s preparation, Romans 8:28, God’s faithfulness, remembering what God has done, overcoming difficult seasons, purpose in trials, spiritual growth through hardship, preparing for God’s calling, Christian encouragement during hard times, testimony of God’s faithfulness, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Have you ever felt unqualified for what God is calling you to do? In First Samuel 17, Saul looked at David and saw everything David lacked. He was young, inexperienced, and had no record as a warrior. But Saul’s assessment overlooked the one qualification that mattered most: God had already chosen David.
“And Saul said to David, Thou art not able to go against this Philistine to fight with him: for thou art but a youth, and he a man of war from his youth.” — First Samuel 17:33 KJV
“Thou art not able.”
By every visible human measure, Saul’s conclusion made sense.
David had no military record. He had no armor of his own. He had no formal combat experience. He was the youngest of eight brothers and had been tending sheep while his older brothers stood on the battlefield looking like soldiers.
David was the last person anyone would have chosen.
And yet he was the one God had already chosen.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and explore what Scripture teaches about feeling unqualified, overcoming self-doubt, and trusting God when He calls us to something bigger than our abilities.
This pattern appears throughout the Bible. God repeatedly works through people the world would overlook. Moses struggled with his speech. Rahab had a past no one would have put on a spiritual résumé. Mary came from an unremarkable place. Jesus called ordinary fishermen to carry the gospel.
God has never been limited by the world’s assessment of who is qualified.
The voices telling us we are not ready, capable, experienced, or enough can become some of the loudest voices we hear. And those voices do not always come from people trying to hurt us. Saul wasn’t necessarily trying to destroy David’s confidence. He was applying reasonable human logic to what appeared to be an unreasonable situation.
But God-sized assignments cannot always be evaluated by human qualifications.
David did not respond by trying to convince Saul how impressive he was. Instead, he remembered the lion and the bear. His confidence wasn’t rooted in his own résumé. It was rooted in the faithfulness of the God who had delivered him before.
Maybe you feel overlooked.
Maybe someone has told you that you’re not qualified.
Maybe you’re looking at what God has placed before you and wondering whether you have enough experience, ability, resources, or strength to do it.
Remember David.
God is not limited by what appears on your résumé. He is looking for a heart willing to trust Him more than the odds.
Sometimes the qualification God is most interested in is simply the willingness to step into the valley.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:33 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, feeling unqualified, God uses ordinary people, trusting God’s calling, when God calls you, overcoming self-doubt, God qualifies the called, feeling inadequate, trusting God with your future, biblical encouragement, stepping out in faith, Christian encouragement, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Have you ever felt unqualified for what God is calling you to do? In First Samuel 17, Saul looked at David and saw everything David lacked. He was young, inexperienced, and had no record as a warrior. But Saul’s assessment overlooked the one qualification that mattered most: God had already chosen David.
“And Saul said to David, Thou art not able to go against this Philistine to fight with him: for thou art but a youth, and he a man of war from his youth.” — First Samuel 17:33 KJV
“Thou art not able.”
By every visible human measure, Saul’s conclusion made sense.
David had no military record. He had no armor of his own. He had no formal combat experience. He was the youngest of eight brothers and had been tending sheep while his older brothers stood on the battlefield looking like soldiers.
David was the last person anyone would have chosen.
And yet he was the one God had already chosen.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and explore what Scripture teaches about feeling unqualified, overcoming self-doubt, and trusting God when He calls us to something bigger than our abilities.
This pattern appears throughout the Bible. God repeatedly works through people the world would overlook. Moses struggled with his speech. Rahab had a past no one would have put on a spiritual résumé. Mary came from an unremarkable place. Jesus called ordinary fishermen to carry the gospel.
God has never been limited by the world’s assessment of who is qualified.
The voices telling us we are not ready, capable, experienced, or enough can become some of the loudest voices we hear. And those voices do not always come from people trying to hurt us. Saul wasn’t necessarily trying to destroy David’s confidence. He was applying reasonable human logic to what appeared to be an unreasonable situation.
But God-sized assignments cannot always be evaluated by human qualifications.
David did not respond by trying to convince Saul how impressive he was. Instead, he remembered the lion and the bear. His confidence wasn’t rooted in his own résumé. It was rooted in the faithfulness of the God who had delivered him before.
Maybe you feel overlooked.
Maybe someone has told you that you’re not qualified.
Maybe you’re looking at what God has placed before you and wondering whether you have enough experience, ability, resources, or strength to do it.
Remember David.
God is not limited by what appears on your résumé. He is looking for a heart willing to trust Him more than the odds.
Sometimes the qualification God is most interested in is simply the willingness to step into the valley.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:33 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, feeling unqualified, God uses ordinary people, trusting God’s calling, when God calls you, overcoming self-doubt, God qualifies the called, feeling inadequate, trusting God with your future, biblical encouragement, stepping out in faith, Christian encouragement, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Can fear keep you from following where God is leading? In First Samuel 17, Israel had soldiers, weapons, armor, and experience—but when they saw Goliath, fear stopped an entire army from moving. Sometimes the greatest victory fear wins is convincing us never to take the first step.
“When Saul and all Israel heard those words of the Philistine, they were dismayed, and greatly afraid.” — First Samuel 17:11 KJV
For forty days, Goliath walked into the valley of Elah and challenged Israel.
Morning and evening, the giant appeared.
And morning and evening, Israel remained exactly where they were.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and examine how fear can create spiritual paralysis. Through Israel’s response to Goliath and personal stories involving the beginning of Another Well Ministries and the adoption of my son from China, we explore what happens when God is calling us forward but fear is telling us to stay where we are.
Israel’s soldiers were not incapable of fighting. They were trained men who had fought battles before. But Goliath created a different kind of fear—not simply the fear of losing, but the fear of trying.
That is one of fear’s most effective weapons.
The giant does not always have to defeat you in battle. Sometimes it only has to appear intimidating enough to convince you that taking the next step is pointless.
And the longer Israel stood still, the greater Goliath seemed.
Goliath had not grown stronger during those forty days. Israel’s fear had.
The same thing can happen in our lives. Fear of failure can keep us from pursuing what God has placed before us. Fear of uncertainty can keep us from taking a step of faith. Fear of change can convince us that staying somewhere familiar is safer than following God somewhere unknown.
But staying still is not always neutral.
There are ministries that never begin, relationships never pursued, opportunities never embraced, conversations never started, and acts of obedience never attempted because fear convinced someone not to move.
What has fear been keeping you from doing?
What step of faith have you delayed because the giant standing in front of you looks too large?
And what has remaining still already cost you?
If you are struggling with fear, feeling stuck, or trying to find the courage to follow God into an uncertain future, First Samuel 17 reminds us that faith does not require seeing the entire path before we move.
Sometimes faith simply means taking the next step.
The valley is still open. The giant is still there.
But the God calling you forward has not changed.
Don’t allow fear to win without ever fighting the battle.
It is time to move.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:11 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, overcoming fear, fear of failure, feeling stuck in life, taking a step of faith, trusting God when afraid, following God when afraid, spiritual paralysis, trusting God through uncertainty, overcoming fear with faith, courage to follow God, Christian encouragement for difficult times, stepping out in faith, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Can fear keep you from following where God is leading? In First Samuel 17, Israel had soldiers, weapons, armor, and experience—but when they saw Goliath, fear stopped an entire army from moving. Sometimes the greatest victory fear wins is convincing us never to take the first step.
“When Saul and all Israel heard those words of the Philistine, they were dismayed, and greatly afraid.” — First Samuel 17:11 KJV
For forty days, Goliath walked into the valley of Elah and challenged Israel.
Morning and evening, the giant appeared.
And morning and evening, Israel remained exactly where they were.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and examine how fear can create spiritual paralysis. Through Israel’s response to Goliath and personal stories involving the beginning of Another Well Ministries and the adoption of my son from China, we explore what happens when God is calling us forward but fear is telling us to stay where we are.
Israel’s soldiers were not incapable of fighting. They were trained men who had fought battles before. But Goliath created a different kind of fear—not simply the fear of losing, but the fear of trying.
That is one of fear’s most effective weapons.
The giant does not always have to defeat you in battle. Sometimes it only has to appear intimidating enough to convince you that taking the next step is pointless.
And the longer Israel stood still, the greater Goliath seemed.
Goliath had not grown stronger during those forty days. Israel’s fear had.
The same thing can happen in our lives. Fear of failure can keep us from pursuing what God has placed before us. Fear of uncertainty can keep us from taking a step of faith. Fear of change can convince us that staying somewhere familiar is safer than following God somewhere unknown.
But staying still is not always neutral.
There are ministries that never begin, relationships never pursued, opportunities never embraced, conversations never started, and acts of obedience never attempted because fear convinced someone not to move.
What has fear been keeping you from doing?
What step of faith have you delayed because the giant standing in front of you looks too large?
And what has remaining still already cost you?
If you are struggling with fear, feeling stuck, or trying to find the courage to follow God into an uncertain future, First Samuel 17 reminds us that faith does not require seeing the entire path before we move.
Sometimes faith simply means taking the next step.
The valley is still open. The giant is still there.
But the God calling you forward has not changed.
Don’t allow fear to win without ever fighting the battle.
It is time to move.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:11 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, overcoming fear, fear of failure, feeling stuck in life, taking a step of faith, trusting God when afraid, following God when afraid, spiritual paralysis, trusting God through uncertainty, overcoming fear with faith, courage to follow God, Christian encouragement for difficult times, stepping out in faith, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>How do you face the giants in your life when you would rather avoid them? In First Samuel 17, Scripture does not describe David’s enemy vaguely. The giant is identified by name: Goliath. Sometimes the first step toward facing what feels overwhelming is honestly naming what you are fighting.
We often soften the language around the hardest struggles of our lives.
Addiction becomes a “demon.” Depression or other mental health struggles are ignored in hopes they will eventually disappear. A broken marriage becomes “complicated.” Financial collapse becomes a “rough patch.” Deep grief becomes a “season.”
But avoiding the name does not make the giant smaller.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and explore why honesty matters when Christians face addiction, depression, grief, broken relationships, financial struggles, fear, illness, and other overwhelming circumstances.
“And there went out a champion out of the camp of the Philistines, named Goliath, of Gath, whose height was six cubits and a span.” — First Samuel 17:4 KJV
The Bible is remarkably specific about Goliath. He has a name. His hometown is identified. His height is measured. His armor and weapons are described in detail.
Scripture brings the giant completely into the light.
There is an important spiritual lesson in that specificity. The struggles we refuse to name can become even larger in our imagination. When something remains hidden behind vague language, avoidance, or denial, it becomes difficult to confront honestly.
David did not defeat Goliath by pretending Goliath wasn't there.
He saw the giant clearly.
Naming your giant does not mean giving it greater authority over your life. It means becoming honest about what you are actually facing so that you can bring it honestly before God.
You cannot pray specifically about something you refuse to acknowledge. You cannot seek appropriate help for something you insist isn't there. And you cannot develop a path forward against something you will not identify.
The first step in facing a giant may not be courage.
It may be honesty.
What is standing in front of you today?
Addiction? Depression? A broken relationship? A frightening diagnosis? Financial devastation? Grief that refuses to lift? Fear that continues to control you?
Whatever it is, bring its real name before God.
The giant in your life has a name.
Say it.
Because you cannot face what you refuse to acknowledge is there.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:4 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, facing your giants, trusting God with your struggles, Christian encouragement for difficult times, addiction and faith, depression and Christian faith, grief and faith, trusting God through illness, relationship struggles, financial struggles, overcoming fear, honesty with God, facing difficult circumstances, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>How do you face the giants in your life when you would rather avoid them? In First Samuel 17, Scripture does not describe David’s enemy vaguely. The giant is identified by name: Goliath. Sometimes the first step toward facing what feels overwhelming is honestly naming what you are fighting.
We often soften the language around the hardest struggles of our lives.
Addiction becomes a “demon.” Depression or other mental health struggles are ignored in hopes they will eventually disappear. A broken marriage becomes “complicated.” Financial collapse becomes a “rough patch.” Deep grief becomes a “season.”
But avoiding the name does not make the giant smaller.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our David and Goliath Bible study through First Samuel 17 and explore why honesty matters when Christians face addiction, depression, grief, broken relationships, financial struggles, fear, illness, and other overwhelming circumstances.
“And there went out a champion out of the camp of the Philistines, named Goliath, of Gath, whose height was six cubits and a span.” — First Samuel 17:4 KJV
The Bible is remarkably specific about Goliath. He has a name. His hometown is identified. His height is measured. His armor and weapons are described in detail.
Scripture brings the giant completely into the light.
There is an important spiritual lesson in that specificity. The struggles we refuse to name can become even larger in our imagination. When something remains hidden behind vague language, avoidance, or denial, it becomes difficult to confront honestly.
David did not defeat Goliath by pretending Goliath wasn't there.
He saw the giant clearly.
Naming your giant does not mean giving it greater authority over your life. It means becoming honest about what you are actually facing so that you can bring it honestly before God.
You cannot pray specifically about something you refuse to acknowledge. You cannot seek appropriate help for something you insist isn't there. And you cannot develop a path forward against something you will not identify.
The first step in facing a giant may not be courage.
It may be honesty.
What is standing in front of you today?
Addiction? Depression? A broken relationship? A frightening diagnosis? Financial devastation? Grief that refuses to lift? Fear that continues to control you?
Whatever it is, bring its real name before God.
The giant in your life has a name.
Say it.
Because you cannot face what you refuse to acknowledge is there.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:4 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, facing your giants, trusting God with your struggles, Christian encouragement for difficult times, addiction and faith, depression and Christian faith, grief and faith, trusting God through illness, relationship struggles, financial struggles, overcoming fear, honesty with God, facing difficult circumstances, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What can David and Goliath teach us about facing the giants in our own lives? First Samuel 17 reminds us that overwhelming circumstances can appear without warning—but the size of the giant does not determine the outcome when God is with us.
Sometimes life feels steady. The challenges are manageable, the difficulties are familiar, and then something happens that changes everything.
A sickness. A devastating loss. A broken relationship. Financial uncertainty. A sorrow you never expected to carry.
Suddenly, you are standing in front of a giant.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we begin a devotional Bible study through David and Goliath in First Samuel 17 and explore what this familiar biblical story teaches Christians about facing overwhelming circumstances, trusting God in difficult times, and finding faith when the way forward seems impossible.
“And there went out a champion out of the camp of the Philistines, named Goliath, of Gath, whose height was six cubits and a span.” — First Samuel 17:4 KJV
Scripture deliberately describes Goliath as an intimidating opponent. We learn about his enormous size, his armor, and his weapons because Israel needed to see exactly what stood before them.
Goliath looked undefeatable.
And sometimes looking undefeatable is enough.
The giants we face often work the same way. A medical report can make the future suddenly seem impossible. Grief can carry a weight no one else fully understands. Financial problems can leave us unable to see a way forward. A fractured relationship can appear beyond repair.
These giants are real, and biblical faith does not require us to minimize them.
David did not defeat Goliath by pretending the giant wasn't there. He faced Goliath because he understood something the frightened Israelite army had forgotten: the giant standing in front of him was not greater than the God standing with him.
That truth becomes the foundation for this series.
Over the coming episodes, we will walk through the biblical account of David and Goliath as more than a familiar Sunday school story. We will examine First Samuel 17 as a practical biblical picture of how believers can respond when fear, uncertainty, hardship, and seemingly impossible circumstances stand between where we are and where God is leading us.
Whatever has appeared in your life that you never expected to face, your story is not finished.
The giant has appeared.
But God is still there.
And the God who was with David in the valley of Elah is still with His people today.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:4 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, facing giants in life, trusting God in difficult times, overcoming fear with faith, Christian encouragement during hard times, faith when life feels overwhelming, trusting God through uncertainty, Bible verses for difficult times, God is bigger than your problems, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What can David and Goliath teach us about facing the giants in our own lives? First Samuel 17 reminds us that overwhelming circumstances can appear without warning—but the size of the giant does not determine the outcome when God is with us.
Sometimes life feels steady. The challenges are manageable, the difficulties are familiar, and then something happens that changes everything.
A sickness. A devastating loss. A broken relationship. Financial uncertainty. A sorrow you never expected to carry.
Suddenly, you are standing in front of a giant.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we begin a devotional Bible study through David and Goliath in First Samuel 17 and explore what this familiar biblical story teaches Christians about facing overwhelming circumstances, trusting God in difficult times, and finding faith when the way forward seems impossible.
“And there went out a champion out of the camp of the Philistines, named Goliath, of Gath, whose height was six cubits and a span.” — First Samuel 17:4 KJV
Scripture deliberately describes Goliath as an intimidating opponent. We learn about his enormous size, his armor, and his weapons because Israel needed to see exactly what stood before them.
Goliath looked undefeatable.
And sometimes looking undefeatable is enough.
The giants we face often work the same way. A medical report can make the future suddenly seem impossible. Grief can carry a weight no one else fully understands. Financial problems can leave us unable to see a way forward. A fractured relationship can appear beyond repair.
These giants are real, and biblical faith does not require us to minimize them.
David did not defeat Goliath by pretending the giant wasn't there. He faced Goliath because he understood something the frightened Israelite army had forgotten: the giant standing in front of him was not greater than the God standing with him.
That truth becomes the foundation for this series.
Over the coming episodes, we will walk through the biblical account of David and Goliath as more than a familiar Sunday school story. We will examine First Samuel 17 as a practical biblical picture of how believers can respond when fear, uncertainty, hardship, and seemingly impossible circumstances stand between where we are and where God is leading us.
Whatever has appeared in your life that you never expected to face, your story is not finished.
The giant has appeared.
But God is still there.
And the God who was with David in the valley of Elah is still with His people today.
Primary Scripture: First Samuel 17:4 KJV
Topics: David and Goliath Bible study, First Samuel 17, facing giants in life, trusting God in difficult times, overcoming fear with faith, Christian encouragement during hard times, faith when life feels overwhelming, trusting God through uncertainty, Bible verses for difficult times, God is bigger than your problems, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What does Psalm 27 teach us about overcoming fear and trusting God when the danger we face is real? David faced genuine enemies and uncertainty, yet he could still declare, “The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?”
Fear is not always irrational. Sometimes the diagnosis really is uncertain. The financial pressure is real. The situation really is dangerous. Faith does not require Christians to pretend that frightening circumstances do not exist.
Psalm 27 shows us how to face them differently.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Psalm 27:1 and what the Bible teaches about trusting God in times of fear, uncertainty, and genuine danger. David was surrounded by enemies, but instead of beginning with the size of his problem, he began with the character of his God.
“The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the LORD is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?” — Psalm 27:1 KJV
Through a personal story from my years as a paramedic, we also consider the important difference between recognizing a legitimate threat and allowing fear to take control of our lives.
God does not always remove the danger before we have to walk through it. He does not promise that Christians will never experience frightening circumstances, difficult seasons, health concerns, financial uncertainty, or an unknown future.
Instead, Psalm 27 gives us something greater than the absence of trouble.
When the LORD is our light, darkness cannot leave us without direction.
When the LORD is our salvation, the circumstances threatening us do not have the final word.
When the LORD is the strength of our life, our own weakness does not determine what we can endure.
If you are struggling with fear, facing uncertainty, or trying to trust God through circumstances you cannot control, Psalm 27 offers powerful biblical encouragement. Christian faith is not about denying reality. It is about viewing reality in light of who God is.
David could look directly at the enemies surrounding him and ask, “Whom shall I fear?”
Not because there was nothing to fear.
Because nothing he feared was greater than his God.
Primary Scripture: Psalm 27:1 KJV
Topics: Psalm 27 Bible study, trusting God when afraid, overcoming fear with faith, Christian encouragement for fear, faith over fear, trusting God in difficult times, Bible verses about fear, God is my strength, God is my light, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study, trusting God through uncertainty
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What does Psalm 27 teach us about overcoming fear and trusting God when the danger we face is real? David faced genuine enemies and uncertainty, yet he could still declare, “The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?”
Fear is not always irrational. Sometimes the diagnosis really is uncertain. The financial pressure is real. The situation really is dangerous. Faith does not require Christians to pretend that frightening circumstances do not exist.
Psalm 27 shows us how to face them differently.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Psalm 27:1 and what the Bible teaches about trusting God in times of fear, uncertainty, and genuine danger. David was surrounded by enemies, but instead of beginning with the size of his problem, he began with the character of his God.
“The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the LORD is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?” — Psalm 27:1 KJV
Through a personal story from my years as a paramedic, we also consider the important difference between recognizing a legitimate threat and allowing fear to take control of our lives.
God does not always remove the danger before we have to walk through it. He does not promise that Christians will never experience frightening circumstances, difficult seasons, health concerns, financial uncertainty, or an unknown future.
Instead, Psalm 27 gives us something greater than the absence of trouble.
When the LORD is our light, darkness cannot leave us without direction.
When the LORD is our salvation, the circumstances threatening us do not have the final word.
When the LORD is the strength of our life, our own weakness does not determine what we can endure.
If you are struggling with fear, facing uncertainty, or trying to trust God through circumstances you cannot control, Psalm 27 offers powerful biblical encouragement. Christian faith is not about denying reality. It is about viewing reality in light of who God is.
David could look directly at the enemies surrounding him and ask, “Whom shall I fear?”
Not because there was nothing to fear.
Because nothing he feared was greater than his God.
Primary Scripture: Psalm 27:1 KJV
Topics: Psalm 27 Bible study, trusting God when afraid, overcoming fear with faith, Christian encouragement for fear, faith over fear, trusting God in difficult times, Bible verses about fear, God is my strength, God is my light, Christian devotional, KJV Bible study, trusting God through uncertainty
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional and Bible study podcast from Another Well Ministries offering biblical encouragement, KJV Scripture teaching, and practical Christian application to help believers grow in their faith and walk with Jesus Christ.
Find more Christian devotionals, Bible studies, Scripture resources, and biblical encouragement from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Why the Space Between You and God Is Always Shorter Than It Feels
“Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you.” — James 4:8
There are seasons when God feels far away.
Maybe prayer has become inconsistent. Maybe the Bible has stayed closed longer than you intended. Maybe disappointment, busyness, failure, or simply the gradual drift of everyday life has created a distance that now feels enormous.
And when that happens, we can begin believing that finding our way back to God will require some dramatic spiritual journey.
James gives us a much simpler invitation:
“Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you.”
In this episode of Digging Another Well, a personal story about a child running toward his father becomes a picture of the extraordinary promise contained in James 4:8.
God has not retreated because you disappointed Him. He has not moved farther away because you became inconsistent. Often, the distance we feel develops gradually as we drift from the closeness He continually offers.
And the way back does not require an elaborate religious performance.
Take a step toward Him.
Pray.
Open the Bible.
Talk honestly with God.
Turn toward the One who has been there all along.
The invitation in James is not complicated, and the promise is not vague. When we draw near to God, He draws near to us.
You do not have to cross the entire distance yourself.
You simply have to begin moving in His direction.
In this devotional, we explore spiritual distance, the subtle ways believers drift, and the incredible grace of a God who welcomes us back into closeness the moment we turn toward Him.
However far away God feels today, the distance may be much shorter than you think.
Draw near. He is already there.
Scripture
James 4:8
In This Episode
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Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Wherever you are today, you do not have to remain at a distance.
Take the step. Draw near.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Why the Space Between You and God Is Always Shorter Than It Feels
“Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you.” — James 4:8
There are seasons when God feels far away.
Maybe prayer has become inconsistent. Maybe the Bible has stayed closed longer than you intended. Maybe disappointment, busyness, failure, or simply the gradual drift of everyday life has created a distance that now feels enormous.
And when that happens, we can begin believing that finding our way back to God will require some dramatic spiritual journey.
James gives us a much simpler invitation:
“Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you.”
In this episode of Digging Another Well, a personal story about a child running toward his father becomes a picture of the extraordinary promise contained in James 4:8.
God has not retreated because you disappointed Him. He has not moved farther away because you became inconsistent. Often, the distance we feel develops gradually as we drift from the closeness He continually offers.
And the way back does not require an elaborate religious performance.
Take a step toward Him.
Pray.
Open the Bible.
Talk honestly with God.
Turn toward the One who has been there all along.
The invitation in James is not complicated, and the promise is not vague. When we draw near to God, He draws near to us.
You do not have to cross the entire distance yourself.
You simply have to begin moving in His direction.
In this devotional, we explore spiritual distance, the subtle ways believers drift, and the incredible grace of a God who welcomes us back into closeness the moment we turn toward Him.
However far away God feels today, the distance may be much shorter than you think.
Draw near. He is already there.
Scripture
James 4:8
In This Episode
If these devotionals encourage you, stay connected with Another Well Ministries through our WhatsApp and Telegram channels and explore additional Scripture-centered resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Wherever you are today, you do not have to remain at a distance.
Take the step. Draw near.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>The Connection That Makes Everything Else Work
“I am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing.” — John 15:5
Something can look perfectly functional on the outside and still be completely powerless.
Sometimes the problem is not the thing itself.
The problem is the connection.
Jesus uses that same picture when He describes our relationship with Him in John 15. He is the vine. We are the branches. A branch connected to the vine receives life and produces fruit. Disconnect it, and no amount of effort can make it produce what only the vine can provide.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we examine what Jesus means when He tells His followers to abide in Him.
Abiding is more than occasionally turning toward God when we need something. It means remaining. Staying. Making our home in Christ. It is a continual relationship that quietly supplies everything necessary for spiritual life and fruitfulness.
And that makes Jesus’ final statement in John 15:5 especially challenging:
“Without me ye can do nothing.”
It is possible to be busy, productive, outwardly religious, and involved in all the right things while gradually losing the connection that gives those things spiritual life. Prayer becomes sporadic. Scripture becomes occasional. Time with God gets pushed aside. From the outside, everything still appears operational.
But appearance is all it has.
The answer is not to work harder.
It is to reconnect.
In this devotional, we consider whether our spiritual lives are genuinely flowing from an abiding relationship with Christ or whether we have slowly begun trying to produce fruit through effort alone.
The vine is still there.
The life is still flowing.
The fruit is still possible.
But it starts with staying connected.
Scripture
John 15:5
In This Episode
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Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Explore more devotionals and resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>The Connection That Makes Everything Else Work
“I am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing.” — John 15:5
Something can look perfectly functional on the outside and still be completely powerless.
Sometimes the problem is not the thing itself.
The problem is the connection.
Jesus uses that same picture when He describes our relationship with Him in John 15. He is the vine. We are the branches. A branch connected to the vine receives life and produces fruit. Disconnect it, and no amount of effort can make it produce what only the vine can provide.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we examine what Jesus means when He tells His followers to abide in Him.
Abiding is more than occasionally turning toward God when we need something. It means remaining. Staying. Making our home in Christ. It is a continual relationship that quietly supplies everything necessary for spiritual life and fruitfulness.
And that makes Jesus’ final statement in John 15:5 especially challenging:
“Without me ye can do nothing.”
It is possible to be busy, productive, outwardly religious, and involved in all the right things while gradually losing the connection that gives those things spiritual life. Prayer becomes sporadic. Scripture becomes occasional. Time with God gets pushed aside. From the outside, everything still appears operational.
But appearance is all it has.
The answer is not to work harder.
It is to reconnect.
In this devotional, we consider whether our spiritual lives are genuinely flowing from an abiding relationship with Christ or whether we have slowly begun trying to produce fruit through effort alone.
The vine is still there.
The life is still flowing.
The fruit is still possible.
But it starts with staying connected.
Scripture
John 15:5
In This Episode
Another Well Ministries is supported by readers and listeners who believe in sharing Scripture-centered encouragement with people who need hope. To learn more about supporting the ministry, visit anotherwell.org/donate.
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Explore more devotionals and resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Why Contentment Is One of the Most Countercultural Things a Believer Can Cultivate
“Let your conversation be without covetousness; and be content with such things as ye have: for he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.” — Hebrews 13:5
We live in a world that is remarkably good at convincing us that what we have is not enough.
Every advertisement, carefully curated image, and endless scroll can quietly plant the same thought: Your life would be better if you just had something more.
A better house. A newer car. More success. More recognition. A different season of life.
Discontentment is not always accidental. Sometimes it is being cultivated around us.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at Hebrews 13:5 and the surprisingly countercultural call to contentment. Contentment does not mean abandoning ambition, refusing to grow, or pretending everything in life is perfect. Biblical contentment is something deeper: the settled peace of being grateful for what God has already provided while trusting Him with what is still ahead.
And Hebrews gives us the foundation for that kind of life. God does not merely tell us to be content and leave us to manufacture the feeling ourselves. He immediately gives us a promise:
“I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.”
Our contentment is not ultimately rooted in the sufficiency of our possessions or circumstances. It is rooted in the sufficiency of His presence.
In this devotional, we consider how comparison and manufactured desire quietly erode contentment, why wanting to grow is not the same as being discontent, and how remembering what we already have in Christ changes the way we see what we do not have.
The world constantly gives us reasons to believe we need more.
God gives us something better.
He gives us Himself.
And that has always been enough.
Scripture
Hebrews 13:5
In This Episode
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Why Contentment Is One of the Most Countercultural Things a Believer Can Cultivate
“Let your conversation be without covetousness; and be content with such things as ye have: for he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.” — Hebrews 13:5
We live in a world that is remarkably good at convincing us that what we have is not enough.
Every advertisement, carefully curated image, and endless scroll can quietly plant the same thought: Your life would be better if you just had something more.
A better house. A newer car. More success. More recognition. A different season of life.
Discontentment is not always accidental. Sometimes it is being cultivated around us.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at Hebrews 13:5 and the surprisingly countercultural call to contentment. Contentment does not mean abandoning ambition, refusing to grow, or pretending everything in life is perfect. Biblical contentment is something deeper: the settled peace of being grateful for what God has already provided while trusting Him with what is still ahead.
And Hebrews gives us the foundation for that kind of life. God does not merely tell us to be content and leave us to manufacture the feeling ourselves. He immediately gives us a promise:
“I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.”
Our contentment is not ultimately rooted in the sufficiency of our possessions or circumstances. It is rooted in the sufficiency of His presence.
In this devotional, we consider how comparison and manufactured desire quietly erode contentment, why wanting to grow is not the same as being discontent, and how remembering what we already have in Christ changes the way we see what we do not have.
The world constantly gives us reasons to believe we need more.
God gives us something better.
He gives us Himself.
And that has always been enough.
Scripture
Hebrews 13:5
In This Episode
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>We live in a world overflowing with voices promising to give us the answer we have been missing. Another book. Another system. Another method. Another expert. But Scripture makes a radically different claim: God’s Word is already sufficient to equip us for the life He has called us to live.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at 2 Timothy 3:16–17 and Paul’s declaration that Scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness. The result is a believer who is “throughly furnished unto all good works.”
Not partially equipped. Not pointed toward the next source. Furnished.
Complete.
This devotional challenges the tendency to treat the Bible as simply one helpful voice among many. There is wisdom to be found in books, teachers, counselors, and trusted resources, but none of them occupy the place Scripture does. The Bible is not merely another self-help resource. It is the inspired Word of God, given by the One who already knows us completely.
If you have found yourself endlessly searching for the next answer, the next method, or the next voice that might finally make everything fall into place, this episode is an invitation to return to the Book that does not need a sequel.
Primary Scripture: 2 Timothy 3:16–17
In this episode:
Key takeaway:
Before reaching for another voice, another method, or another answer, return to the Word God has already given. Scripture is not merely a starting point. God has given us what we need to know Him, follow Him, and live faithfully.
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Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>We live in a world overflowing with voices promising to give us the answer we have been missing. Another book. Another system. Another method. Another expert. But Scripture makes a radically different claim: God’s Word is already sufficient to equip us for the life He has called us to live.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at 2 Timothy 3:16–17 and Paul’s declaration that Scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness. The result is a believer who is “throughly furnished unto all good works.”
Not partially equipped. Not pointed toward the next source. Furnished.
Complete.
This devotional challenges the tendency to treat the Bible as simply one helpful voice among many. There is wisdom to be found in books, teachers, counselors, and trusted resources, but none of them occupy the place Scripture does. The Bible is not merely another self-help resource. It is the inspired Word of God, given by the One who already knows us completely.
If you have found yourself endlessly searching for the next answer, the next method, or the next voice that might finally make everything fall into place, this episode is an invitation to return to the Book that does not need a sequel.
Primary Scripture: 2 Timothy 3:16–17
In this episode:
Key takeaway:
Before reaching for another voice, another method, or another answer, return to the Word God has already given. Scripture is not merely a starting point. God has given us what we need to know Him, follow Him, and live faithfully.
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Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Learn more about Another Well Ministries and explore additional devotionals and resources at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>The Unseen Hand Was There All Along
The book of Esther never explicitly names God.
Yet by the time the story ends, it is almost impossible to miss Him.
An orphan becomes queen. Vashti says no. Mordecai refuses to bow. Esther is called to act before she feels ready. A three-day fast precedes a dangerous decision. A king cannot sleep. A forgotten record is discovered. Haman’s pride builds its own destruction. Esther waits for exactly the right moment.
Nothing looks miraculous in isolation.
Together, everything looks providential.
In this final episode of our Esther series on Digging Another Well, we look back across the story and ask a deeply personal question: where has the unseen hand of God already been moving in your life?
There are moments when His work is obvious. The prayer is answered. The door opens. Provision arrives. Circumstances shift in ways that make His involvement unmistakable.
But there are also seasons when we cannot see His hand at all.
Waiting seasons. Detours. Losses. Closed doors. Relationships that ended. Jobs we did not get. Opportunities that disappeared. Chapters of life that seemed completely disconnected from anything meaningful.
Esther could not see what God was building while she was living each individual chapter either.
She did not know that her orphaned childhood would somehow be woven into the rescue of a nation. Mordecai did not know his forgotten act of loyalty would become important years later. The king did not know his sleepless night would become the turning point of the entire story.
They simply lived their chapters faithfully.
And God wove them together.
This devotional is an invitation to look at your own story with the same perspective.
You are not in this season by accident. You are not in this place accidentally. The chapters you would have skipped may be preparing you. The waiting may be producing something. The detour may be direction. The loss may one day become part of what God uses to minister through you.
The unseen hand that moved through Esther’s story is still moving.
And it is not finished yet.
Primary Scripture: Esther 4:14
Key themes: Esther, for such a time as this, God’s providence, purpose, divine timing, trusting God, Christian encouragement, God working behind the scenes, calling, spiritual growth, unseen hand of God
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Find more devotionals, Bible studies, Christian encouragement, and resources from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>The Unseen Hand Was There All Along
The book of Esther never explicitly names God.
Yet by the time the story ends, it is almost impossible to miss Him.
An orphan becomes queen. Vashti says no. Mordecai refuses to bow. Esther is called to act before she feels ready. A three-day fast precedes a dangerous decision. A king cannot sleep. A forgotten record is discovered. Haman’s pride builds its own destruction. Esther waits for exactly the right moment.
Nothing looks miraculous in isolation.
Together, everything looks providential.
In this final episode of our Esther series on Digging Another Well, we look back across the story and ask a deeply personal question: where has the unseen hand of God already been moving in your life?
There are moments when His work is obvious. The prayer is answered. The door opens. Provision arrives. Circumstances shift in ways that make His involvement unmistakable.
But there are also seasons when we cannot see His hand at all.
Waiting seasons. Detours. Losses. Closed doors. Relationships that ended. Jobs we did not get. Opportunities that disappeared. Chapters of life that seemed completely disconnected from anything meaningful.
Esther could not see what God was building while she was living each individual chapter either.
She did not know that her orphaned childhood would somehow be woven into the rescue of a nation. Mordecai did not know his forgotten act of loyalty would become important years later. The king did not know his sleepless night would become the turning point of the entire story.
They simply lived their chapters faithfully.
And God wove them together.
This devotional is an invitation to look at your own story with the same perspective.
You are not in this season by accident. You are not in this place accidentally. The chapters you would have skipped may be preparing you. The waiting may be producing something. The detour may be direction. The loss may one day become part of what God uses to minister through you.
The unseen hand that moved through Esther’s story is still moving.
And it is not finished yet.
Primary Scripture: Esther 4:14
Key themes: Esther, for such a time as this, God’s providence, purpose, divine timing, trusting God, Christian encouragement, God working behind the scenes, calling, spiritual growth, unseen hand of God
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Find more devotionals, Bible studies, Christian encouragement, and resources from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What the Enemy Builds for Your Destruction Has a Way of Becoming His Own
Haman was so certain of Mordecai’s destruction that he built the ending before the story was finished.
He constructed gallows fifty cubits high and intended them specifically for the man he hated.
Instead, Esther 7:10 records one of Scripture’s most dramatic reversals:
Haman was hanged on the gallows he had prepared for Mordecai.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we examine the stunning reversal in the story of Esther and a biblical pattern that appears again and again throughout Scripture: the very thing intended for destruction can become the instrument through which God brings justice, deliverance, or redemption.
Joseph’s brothers intended a pit to remove him from their lives, yet God used Joseph’s journey to preserve them during famine. The furnace prepared for the Hebrew men consumed the soldiers who threw them into it. The lions intended for Daniel ultimately destroyed his accusers. And the cross, intended to silence Jesus Christ, became the place where redemption was accomplished.
The book of Esther reminds us that evil does not write the final chapter.
That does not mean every injustice is immediately reversed. Faithfulness can be costly. Vindication may take time. There are seasons when doing the right thing seems to make life more difficult rather than less.
But the unseen hand of God is still working.
If you have ever faced opposition, betrayal, injustice, false accusations, spiritual attack, or circumstances designed to push you down, this devotional offers a powerful reminder: what has been built against you does not have the final word.
Haman thought the gallows belonged to Mordecai.
They never did.
Primary Scripture: Esther 7:10
Key themes: Haman, Esther Bible study, spiritual warfare, God’s justice, divine reversal, trusting God through injustice, Christian encouragement, God’s sovereignty, overcoming opposition, biblical hope
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Find more devotionals, Bible studies, Christian encouragement, and resources from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What the Enemy Builds for Your Destruction Has a Way of Becoming His Own
Haman was so certain of Mordecai’s destruction that he built the ending before the story was finished.
He constructed gallows fifty cubits high and intended them specifically for the man he hated.
Instead, Esther 7:10 records one of Scripture’s most dramatic reversals:
Haman was hanged on the gallows he had prepared for Mordecai.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we examine the stunning reversal in the story of Esther and a biblical pattern that appears again and again throughout Scripture: the very thing intended for destruction can become the instrument through which God brings justice, deliverance, or redemption.
Joseph’s brothers intended a pit to remove him from their lives, yet God used Joseph’s journey to preserve them during famine. The furnace prepared for the Hebrew men consumed the soldiers who threw them into it. The lions intended for Daniel ultimately destroyed his accusers. And the cross, intended to silence Jesus Christ, became the place where redemption was accomplished.
The book of Esther reminds us that evil does not write the final chapter.
That does not mean every injustice is immediately reversed. Faithfulness can be costly. Vindication may take time. There are seasons when doing the right thing seems to make life more difficult rather than less.
But the unseen hand of God is still working.
If you have ever faced opposition, betrayal, injustice, false accusations, spiritual attack, or circumstances designed to push you down, this devotional offers a powerful reminder: what has been built against you does not have the final word.
Haman thought the gallows belonged to Mordecai.
They never did.
Primary Scripture: Esther 7:10
Key themes: Haman, Esther Bible study, spiritual warfare, God’s justice, divine reversal, trusting God through injustice, Christian encouragement, God’s sovereignty, overcoming opposition, biblical hope
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Find more devotionals, Bible studies, Christian encouragement, and resources from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Esther’s Banquet — The Power of the Right Moment
Not Every Open Door Is the Right Door for Right Now
We often pray for open doors.
But sometimes wisdom means standing in front of an open door and waiting.
Esther had finally done the terrifying thing. She approached the king without being summoned. The golden scepter was extended. Her life was spared. The king offered to grant her request—even up to half his kingdom.
The opportunity was there.
And Esther waited.
Instead of immediately revealing Haman’s plot, Esther invited the king and Haman to a banquet. Then, when the king asked again what she wanted, she invited them to another banquet.
Why wait when the door was already open?
Because Esther understood something we often learn the hard way: wisdom is not only knowing what to do. It is knowing when to do it.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at the remarkable patience Esther demonstrates in chapters 5–7 and what her story teaches us about divine timing, discernment, leadership, patience, and waiting on God.
Sometimes the opportunity in front of us is real—but the moment is not complete yet.
Between Esther’s first banquet and her second, the king has a sleepless night. Mordecai is remembered. Haman is humiliated. The entire atmosphere shifts.
Had Esther spoken earlier, the request would have been the same. But the moment would have been different.
This devotional challenges us to distinguish between an available moment and an appointed one. Not every open door must be entered immediately. Not every conversation must happen today. Not every opportunity requires instant action.
There is wisdom in waiting for the right moment.
Primary Scripture: Esther 7:3
Key themes: Esther, God’s timing, waiting on God, discernment, patience, Christian leadership, biblical wisdom, decision-making, open doors, trusting God’s timing
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Find more devotionals, Bible studies, Christian encouragement, and resources from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Esther’s Banquet — The Power of the Right Moment
Not Every Open Door Is the Right Door for Right Now
We often pray for open doors.
But sometimes wisdom means standing in front of an open door and waiting.
Esther had finally done the terrifying thing. She approached the king without being summoned. The golden scepter was extended. Her life was spared. The king offered to grant her request—even up to half his kingdom.
The opportunity was there.
And Esther waited.
Instead of immediately revealing Haman’s plot, Esther invited the king and Haman to a banquet. Then, when the king asked again what she wanted, she invited them to another banquet.
Why wait when the door was already open?
Because Esther understood something we often learn the hard way: wisdom is not only knowing what to do. It is knowing when to do it.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at the remarkable patience Esther demonstrates in chapters 5–7 and what her story teaches us about divine timing, discernment, leadership, patience, and waiting on God.
Sometimes the opportunity in front of us is real—but the moment is not complete yet.
Between Esther’s first banquet and her second, the king has a sleepless night. Mordecai is remembered. Haman is humiliated. The entire atmosphere shifts.
Had Esther spoken earlier, the request would have been the same. But the moment would have been different.
This devotional challenges us to distinguish between an available moment and an appointed one. Not every open door must be entered immediately. Not every conversation must happen today. Not every opportunity requires instant action.
There is wisdom in waiting for the right moment.
Primary Scripture: Esther 7:3
Key themes: Esther, God’s timing, waiting on God, discernment, patience, Christian leadership, biblical wisdom, decision-making, open doors, trusting God’s timing
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Find more devotionals, Bible studies, Christian encouragement, and resources from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>When God Uses the Ordinary to Change Everything
Sometimes the most significant move of God does not look supernatural at all.
There is no angel. No burning bush. No audible voice from heaven. No sea parts and no wall falls.
A king simply cannot sleep.
Esther 6:1 may be one of the quietest turning points in Scripture. King Ahasuerus spends a restless night and asks for the royal records to be read. Buried inside those records is a forgotten act of faithfulness by Mordecai—an act that surfaces at exactly the moment it is needed.
That sleepless night changes everything.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore the providence of God through one of the most ordinary moments in the book of Esther. We look at how God can use interruptions, delays, detours, forgotten conversations, unexpected circumstances, and seemingly insignificant moments to move His purposes forward.
Most of us are conditioned to look for God in dramatic moments. But Scripture repeatedly shows us that His providence often works quietly. A sleepless night. A conversation. A delayed journey. A decision that seems insignificant at the time.
The king had no idea why he could not sleep. Mordecai had no idea that his forgotten faithfulness was about to be remembered. Haman had no idea that the night was quietly rearranging his future.
But God did.
This devotional is a reminder to pay attention to the ordinary moments of your own life. The inconvenience you resent today may be positioning you for something you cannot yet see. The delay may not be meaningless. The unexpected turn may not be random.
God does not need the spectacular to change your story.
Primary Scripture: Esther 6:1
Key themes: God’s providence, Esther Bible study, God working behind the scenes, divine timing, trusting God, Christian encouragement, faith in uncertainty, God’s sovereignty, purpose, spiritual growth
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Find more devotionals, Bible studies, Christian encouragement, and resources from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>When God Uses the Ordinary to Change Everything
Sometimes the most significant move of God does not look supernatural at all.
There is no angel. No burning bush. No audible voice from heaven. No sea parts and no wall falls.
A king simply cannot sleep.
Esther 6:1 may be one of the quietest turning points in Scripture. King Ahasuerus spends a restless night and asks for the royal records to be read. Buried inside those records is a forgotten act of faithfulness by Mordecai—an act that surfaces at exactly the moment it is needed.
That sleepless night changes everything.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore the providence of God through one of the most ordinary moments in the book of Esther. We look at how God can use interruptions, delays, detours, forgotten conversations, unexpected circumstances, and seemingly insignificant moments to move His purposes forward.
Most of us are conditioned to look for God in dramatic moments. But Scripture repeatedly shows us that His providence often works quietly. A sleepless night. A conversation. A delayed journey. A decision that seems insignificant at the time.
The king had no idea why he could not sleep. Mordecai had no idea that his forgotten faithfulness was about to be remembered. Haman had no idea that the night was quietly rearranging his future.
But God did.
This devotional is a reminder to pay attention to the ordinary moments of your own life. The inconvenience you resent today may be positioning you for something you cannot yet see. The delay may not be meaningless. The unexpected turn may not be random.
God does not need the spectacular to change your story.
Primary Scripture: Esther 6:1
Key themes: God’s providence, Esther Bible study, God working behind the scenes, divine timing, trusting God, Christian encouragement, faith in uncertainty, God’s sovereignty, purpose, spiritual growth
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Find more devotionals, Bible studies, Christian encouragement, and resources from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Haman had wealth, status, influence, and the favor of the king. Yet none of it was enough because one man refused to bow.
In Esther 5, Haman reveals one of the great dangers of unchecked pride: it is never satisfied. Pride can take everything God has allowed us to accomplish and make it feel worthless because of the one thing—or person—we cannot control.
In today’s devotional, we look at how pride disguises itself as confidence and success until it begins shaping our decisions, relationships, and ultimately our destruction. Haman built a gallows for Mordecai, never realizing that his own pride was building the instrument of his downfall.
Where might pride be operating unnoticed in your life?
Scripture: Esther 5:13
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Learn more and find additional devotionals, Bible studies, and resources from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Haman had wealth, status, influence, and the favor of the king. Yet none of it was enough because one man refused to bow.
In Esther 5, Haman reveals one of the great dangers of unchecked pride: it is never satisfied. Pride can take everything God has allowed us to accomplish and make it feel worthless because of the one thing—or person—we cannot control.
In today’s devotional, we look at how pride disguises itself as confidence and success until it begins shaping our decisions, relationships, and ultimately our destruction. Haman built a gallows for Mordecai, never realizing that his own pride was building the instrument of his downfall.
Where might pride be operating unnoticed in your life?
Scripture: Esther 5:13
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Learn more and find additional devotionals, Bible studies, and resources from Another Well Ministries at anotherwell.org.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Series: Esther: The Unseen Hand of God
Episode Summary
Before Esther stepped into the throne room, she stopped to seek God.
The greatest moments of our lives often tempt us to depend on preparation, strategy, and careful planning. Esther reminds us that before the most important decisions come the most important moments of surrender.
In this episode, we discover why prayer and dependence on God accomplish what even the best plans never can.
Scripture
Esther 4:16
“Go, gather together all the Jews… and fast ye for me… and if I perish, I perish.”
In This Episode
Reflection
Are you relying more on your plans than on God’s presence?
The best strategy will never replace seeking the One who already knows the outcome.
Connect with Another Well Ministries
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📚 Bible Studies & Devotionals:
🎧 More episodes of Digging Another Well:
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If this episode encouraged you…
Please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone facing an important decision. Before the next step, seek God first.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Series: Esther: The Unseen Hand of God
Episode Summary
Before Esther stepped into the throne room, she stopped to seek God.
The greatest moments of our lives often tempt us to depend on preparation, strategy, and careful planning. Esther reminds us that before the most important decisions come the most important moments of surrender.
In this episode, we discover why prayer and dependence on God accomplish what even the best plans never can.
Scripture
Esther 4:16
“Go, gather together all the Jews… and fast ye for me… and if I perish, I perish.”
In This Episode
Reflection
Are you relying more on your plans than on God’s presence?
The best strategy will never replace seeking the One who already knows the outcome.
Connect with Another Well Ministries
🌐 Website: https://anotherwell.org
📚 Bible Studies & Devotionals:
🎧 More episodes of Digging Another Well:
https://anotherwell.org/podcast
If this episode encouraged you…
Please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone facing an important decision. Before the next step, seek God first.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Series: Esther: The Unseen Hand of God
Episode Summary
Your story is not random.
The experiences you’ve lived through, the challenges you’ve faced, and the seasons you wish had never happened may actually be the preparation God has been using all along.
In this episode, we reflect on one of the most recognizable verses in the book of Esther and discover that God’s purpose is never general—it is deeply personal, intentional, and perfectly timed.
Scripture
Esther 4:14b
“…Who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?”
In This Episode
Reflection
What if the very experiences you’ve questioned are the ones God intends to use most?
God has been preparing you for this moment longer than you realize.
Connect with Another Well Ministries
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📚 Bible Studies & Devotionals:
🎧 More episodes of Digging Another Well:
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If this episode encouraged you…
Please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs to remember that God never wastes a season.
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]]>Series: Esther: The Unseen Hand of God
Episode Summary
Your story is not random.
The experiences you’ve lived through, the challenges you’ve faced, and the seasons you wish had never happened may actually be the preparation God has been using all along.
In this episode, we reflect on one of the most recognizable verses in the book of Esther and discover that God’s purpose is never general—it is deeply personal, intentional, and perfectly timed.
Scripture
Esther 4:14b
“…Who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?”
In This Episode
Reflection
What if the very experiences you’ve questioned are the ones God intends to use most?
God has been preparing you for this moment longer than you realize.
Connect with Another Well Ministries
🌐 Website: https://anotherwell.org
📚 Bible Studies & Devotionals:
🎧 More episodes of Digging Another Well:
https://anotherwell.org/podcast
If this episode encouraged you…
Please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs to remember that God never wastes a season.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Series: Esther: The Unseen Hand of God
Episode Summary
God rarely waits until we feel prepared before He calls us.
Esther stood at the edge of the greatest assignment of her life, and she didn’t feel ready. She had every reason to hesitate. The risk was real. The uncertainty was overwhelming. Yet Mordecai reminded her that perhaps she had been placed in this moment for God’s purpose all along.
In this episode, we explore why God’s calling almost always arrives before our confidence does, and why feeling unprepared is often part of His preparation.
Scripture
Esther 4:14
“…Who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?”
In This Episode
Reflection
Is fear keeping you from taking the next step God has placed before you?
The God who calls you is already present in the place He’s asking you to go.
Connect with Another Well Ministries
🌐 Website: https://anotherwell.org
📚 Bible Studies & Devotionals:
🎧 More episodes of Digging Another Well:
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If this episode encouraged you…
Please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who may be waiting until they “feel ready.”
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]]>Series: Esther: The Unseen Hand of God
Episode Summary
God rarely waits until we feel prepared before He calls us.
Esther stood at the edge of the greatest assignment of her life, and she didn’t feel ready. She had every reason to hesitate. The risk was real. The uncertainty was overwhelming. Yet Mordecai reminded her that perhaps she had been placed in this moment for God’s purpose all along.
In this episode, we explore why God’s calling almost always arrives before our confidence does, and why feeling unprepared is often part of His preparation.
Scripture
Esther 4:14
“…Who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?”
In This Episode
Reflection
Is fear keeping you from taking the next step God has placed before you?
The God who calls you is already present in the place He’s asking you to go.
Connect with Another Well Ministries
🌐 Website: https://anotherwell.org
📚 Bible Studies & Devotionals:
🎧 More episodes of Digging Another Well:
https://anotherwell.org/podcast
If this episode encouraged you…
Please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who may be waiting until they “feel ready.”
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Series: Esther: The Unseen Hand of God
Episode Summary
Every believer eventually faces a moment when conviction becomes costly.
Most people imagine faithfulness as standing firm when the choice is obvious. But the hardest moments usually come when compromise seems small, harmless, or even wise. Mordecai found himself in exactly that moment. Everyone else bowed. The law required it. The culture expected it. Yet Scripture simply says, “Mordecai bowed not.”
In this episode, we examine what it means to hold your convictions when everyone around you has surrendered theirs, and why faithfulness under pressure is never wasted.
Scripture
Esther 3:2
“And all the king’s servants, that were in the king’s gate, bowed, and reverenced Haman… But Mordecai bowed not, nor did him reverence.”
In This Episode
Reflection
Where are you being pressured to bow today?
Faithfulness is not measured by how many people agree with you, but by whether you remain obedient to God when everyone else chooses another path.
Connect with Another Well Ministries
🌐 Website: https://anotherwell.org
📚 Bible Studies & Devotionals:
🎧 More episodes of Digging Another Well:
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If this episode encouraged you…
Please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing this episode with someone who needs encouragement to remain faithful.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Series: Esther: The Unseen Hand of God
Episode Summary
Every believer eventually faces a moment when conviction becomes costly.
Most people imagine faithfulness as standing firm when the choice is obvious. But the hardest moments usually come when compromise seems small, harmless, or even wise. Mordecai found himself in exactly that moment. Everyone else bowed. The law required it. The culture expected it. Yet Scripture simply says, “Mordecai bowed not.”
In this episode, we examine what it means to hold your convictions when everyone around you has surrendered theirs, and why faithfulness under pressure is never wasted.
Scripture
Esther 3:2
“And all the king’s servants, that were in the king’s gate, bowed, and reverenced Haman… But Mordecai bowed not, nor did him reverence.”
In This Episode
Reflection
Where are you being pressured to bow today?
Faithfulness is not measured by how many people agree with you, but by whether you remain obedient to God when everyone else chooses another path.
Connect with Another Well Ministries
🌐 Website: https://anotherwell.org
📚 Bible Studies & Devotionals:
🎧 More episodes of Digging Another Well:
https://anotherwell.org/podcast
If this episode encouraged you…
Please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing this episode with someone who needs encouragement to remain faithful.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Esther 1:12
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Sometimes the most faithful answer is “no.”
In this episode, we look at Queen Vashti’s courageous decision in Esther 1 and how one costly act of conviction became part of God’s greater plan. Though her refusal appeared to end her story, it quietly created the opportunity through which God would position Esther to save an entire nation.
If you’re facing a difficult decision or wondering whether obedience is worth the cost, this devotional will encourage you to trust that faithfulness is never wasted in the hands of God.
Scripture: Esther 1:12
In this episode you’ll discover:
Keywords: Queen Vashti, Esther chapter 1, saying no, biblical obedience, Christian devotional, faithfulness, courage, trusting God, Bible study, Christian encouragement
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Esther 1:12
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Sometimes the most faithful answer is “no.”
In this episode, we look at Queen Vashti’s courageous decision in Esther 1 and how one costly act of conviction became part of God’s greater plan. Though her refusal appeared to end her story, it quietly created the opportunity through which God would position Esther to save an entire nation.
If you’re facing a difficult decision or wondering whether obedience is worth the cost, this devotional will encourage you to trust that faithfulness is never wasted in the hands of God.
Scripture: Esther 1:12
In this episode you’ll discover:
Keywords: Queen Vashti, Esther chapter 1, saying no, biblical obedience, Christian devotional, faithfulness, courage, trusting God, Bible study, Christian encouragement
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Esther 2:7
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
God rarely chooses people the world expects. In this episode, we examine Esther’s unlikely beginning as an orphaned Jewish exile and discover how God delights in using those whom others overlook. Esther didn’t possess the credentials, influence, or background the world considered valuable—but God saw something entirely different.
This devotional reminds us that God does not choose us based on what we lack. He chooses according to what He has already placed within us and the purpose He has prepared for us.
Scripture: Esther 2:7
In this episode you’ll discover:
Keywords: Esther chapter 2, orphan who became queen, God’s calling, purpose, Christian encouragement, Bible devotional, God uses ordinary people, identity in Christ, God’s plan, biblical teaching
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Esther 2:7
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
God rarely chooses people the world expects. In this episode, we examine Esther’s unlikely beginning as an orphaned Jewish exile and discover how God delights in using those whom others overlook. Esther didn’t possess the credentials, influence, or background the world considered valuable—but God saw something entirely different.
This devotional reminds us that God does not choose us based on what we lack. He chooses according to what He has already placed within us and the purpose He has prepared for us.
Scripture: Esther 2:7
In this episode you’ll discover:
Keywords: Esther chapter 2, orphan who became queen, God’s calling, purpose, Christian encouragement, Bible devotional, God uses ordinary people, identity in Christ, God’s plan, biblical teaching
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Esther 4:14a
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Welcome to a brand-new devotional series through the book of Esther. In this introductory episode, we discover one of the most remarkable truths in all of Scripture: God can be powerfully present even when His name is never mentioned. Though the book of Esther contains no recorded miracles and never directly names God, His fingerprints are found on every page through perfectly timed events, unexpected reversals, and ordinary moments guided by an extraordinary God.
If you’ve ever wondered whether God is working behind the scenes in your own life, this episode will encourage you to trust the unseen hand that is quietly directing every detail.
Scripture: Esther 4:14a
In this episode you’ll discover:
Keywords: Book of Esther, God’s providence, unseen hand of God, Christian devotional, daily Bible study, trusting God, God’s timing, biblical encouragement, Esther series, faith during uncertainty
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Esther 4:14a
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Welcome to a brand-new devotional series through the book of Esther. In this introductory episode, we discover one of the most remarkable truths in all of Scripture: God can be powerfully present even when His name is never mentioned. Though the book of Esther contains no recorded miracles and never directly names God, His fingerprints are found on every page through perfectly timed events, unexpected reversals, and ordinary moments guided by an extraordinary God.
If you’ve ever wondered whether God is working behind the scenes in your own life, this episode will encourage you to trust the unseen hand that is quietly directing every detail.
Scripture: Esther 4:14a
In this episode you’ll discover:
Keywords: Book of Esther, God’s providence, unseen hand of God, Christian devotional, daily Bible study, trusting God, God’s timing, biblical encouragement, Esther series, faith during uncertainty
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Romans 8:28
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Painful seasons often feel meaningless while we are living through them. In this episode, we study Romans 8:28 and discover how God uses every season—even the painful and confusing ones—to accomplish His greater purpose. Like the hidden structure inside a building, the unseen work God is doing today may be supporting blessings that are still to come.
If you’ve wondered whether your suffering, waiting, or disappointment has been wasted, this devotional offers hope that God is building something eternal through every chapter of your story.
Scripture: Romans 8:28
In this episode you’ll discover:
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Romans 8:28
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Painful seasons often feel meaningless while we are living through them. In this episode, we study Romans 8:28 and discover how God uses every season—even the painful and confusing ones—to accomplish His greater purpose. Like the hidden structure inside a building, the unseen work God is doing today may be supporting blessings that are still to come.
If you’ve wondered whether your suffering, waiting, or disappointment has been wasted, this devotional offers hope that God is building something eternal through every chapter of your story.
Scripture: Romans 8:28
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Psalm 37:23
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Have you ever wondered if you ended up where you are by accident? In this episode, we explore Psalm 37:23 and the comforting truth that the steps of God’s people are ordered by Him. What appears to be coincidence, interruption, or unexpected timing may actually be divine providence unfolding according to God’s perfect plan.
This devotional reminds us that God wastes no step. Every season, relationship, opportunity, and detour can become part of His greater purpose for our lives.
Scripture: Psalm 37:23
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Psalm 37:23
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Have you ever wondered if you ended up where you are by accident? In this episode, we explore Psalm 37:23 and the comforting truth that the steps of God’s people are ordered by Him. What appears to be coincidence, interruption, or unexpected timing may actually be divine providence unfolding according to God’s perfect plan.
This devotional reminds us that God wastes no step. Every season, relationship, opportunity, and detour can become part of His greater purpose for our lives.
Scripture: Psalm 37:23
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>1 Corinthians 13:12
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Life often forces us to make sense of situations without seeing the whole picture. In this episode, we reflect on 1 Corinthians 13:12 and the challenge of trusting God’s complete perspective while living with our limited understanding. What feels confusing today may become clear only when God’s greater story is revealed.
This devotional encourages believers to walk by faith, surrender their limited perspective, and trust the God who never loses sight of the complete picture.
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 13:12
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>1 Corinthians 13:12
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Life often forces us to make sense of situations without seeing the whole picture. In this episode, we reflect on 1 Corinthians 13:12 and the challenge of trusting God’s complete perspective while living with our limited understanding. What feels confusing today may become clear only when God’s greater story is revealed.
This devotional encourages believers to walk by faith, surrender their limited perspective, and trust the God who never loses sight of the complete picture.
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 13:12
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Isaiah 45:15
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
What if God’s silence is not evidence of His absence? In this episode, we explore Isaiah 45:15 and discover how God often accomplishes His greatest work in places we cannot see. When prayers seem unanswered and circumstances refuse to change, Scripture reminds us that God is never idle. He is working behind the scenes, preparing what will one day become visible.
If you’ve ever struggled with waiting on God or wondered if He is still at work, this devotional offers biblical encouragement to trust His unseen hand and remain confident in His faithfulness.
Scripture: Isaiah 45:15
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]]>Isaiah 45:15
Digging Another Well is a Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
What if God’s silence is not evidence of His absence? In this episode, we explore Isaiah 45:15 and discover how God often accomplishes His greatest work in places we cannot see. When prayers seem unanswered and circumstances refuse to change, Scripture reminds us that God is never idle. He is working behind the scenes, preparing what will one day become visible.
If you’ve ever struggled with waiting on God or wondered if He is still at work, this devotional offers biblical encouragement to trust His unseen hand and remain confident in His faithfulness.
Scripture: Isaiah 45:15
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]]>The Posture That Holds the Whole Armor Together
Digging Another Well is a daily Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Paul concludes the Armor of God passage not with another piece of armor, but with a call to pray always. In this final episode of the series, we discover why prayer is the posture that empowers every other piece of God’s armor. Prayer keeps us connected to the One who fights our battles and gives us strength to persevere through every season.
Learn why spiritual victory is never found in self-reliance, but in continual dependence upon God through prayer.
Scripture: Ephesians 6:18
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]]>The Posture That Holds the Whole Armor Together
Digging Another Well is a daily Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Paul concludes the Armor of God passage not with another piece of armor, but with a call to pray always. In this final episode of the series, we discover why prayer is the posture that empowers every other piece of God’s armor. Prayer keeps us connected to the One who fights our battles and gives us strength to persevere through every season.
Learn why spiritual victory is never found in self-reliance, but in continual dependence upon God through prayer.
Scripture: Ephesians 6:18
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]]>The Only Offensive Weapon You Will Ever Need
Digging Another Well is a daily Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Every piece of God’s armor protects the believer—but only one piece advances against the enemy. In this episode, we study the Sword of the Spirit, the Word of God, from Ephesians 6:17. Jesus Himself modeled its power during His temptation in the wilderness, demonstrating that Scripture is the believer’s greatest weapon against temptation, deception, and spiritual attack.
Discover why reading, memorizing, and applying God’s Word prepares you for the battles you haven’t yet faced.
Scripture: Ephesians 6:17
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]]>The Only Offensive Weapon You Will Ever Need
Digging Another Well is a daily Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
Every piece of God’s armor protects the believer—but only one piece advances against the enemy. In this episode, we study the Sword of the Spirit, the Word of God, from Ephesians 6:17. Jesus Himself modeled its power during His temptation in the wilderness, demonstrating that Scripture is the believer’s greatest weapon against temptation, deception, and spiritual attack.
Discover why reading, memorizing, and applying God’s Word prepares you for the battles you haven’t yet faced.
Scripture: Ephesians 6:17
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]]>When the Enemy Attacks Your Mind, Take Him Back to the Moment
Digging Another Well is a daily Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
The battlefield is often the mind. In this episode, we examine the Helmet of Salvation from Ephesians 6:17 and discover why the assurance of salvation is one of the believer’s greatest defenses against spiritual attack. The enemy continually whispers lies about our identity, forgiveness, and standing before God, but Scripture reminds us that salvation is settled through Christ.
Learn how wearing the helmet of salvation protects your thinking, silences accusation, and gives you confidence to stand firm in the promises of God.
Scripture: Ephesians 6:17
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>When the Enemy Attacks Your Mind, Take Him Back to the Moment
Digging Another Well is a daily Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
The battlefield is often the mind. In this episode, we examine the Helmet of Salvation from Ephesians 6:17 and discover why the assurance of salvation is one of the believer’s greatest defenses against spiritual attack. The enemy continually whispers lies about our identity, forgiveness, and standing before God, but Scripture reminds us that salvation is settled through Christ.
Learn how wearing the helmet of salvation protects your thinking, silences accusation, and gives you confidence to stand firm in the promises of God.
Scripture: Ephesians 6:17
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]]>Why the Enemy’s Attacks Are More Effective When Your Shield Is Down
Digging Another Well is a daily Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
In this episode, we continue our Armor of God series by examining the Shield of Faith from Ephesians 6:16. Faith is more than believing God exists—it is the daily choice to trust His promises over the enemy’s lies. Paul describes faith as the shield that extinguishes the fiery darts of the wicked, protecting believers from doubt, fear, temptation, and discouragement before those attacks can take root.
Discover why the enemy’s attacks become more effective when our faith begins to drift, and how raising the shield of faith each day allows us to stand confidently in the middle of spiritual battle.
Scripture: Ephesians 6:16
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Why the Enemy’s Attacks Are More Effective When Your Shield Is Down
Digging Another Well is a daily Christian devotional podcast offering Bible study, biblical encouragement, and practical teaching to help believers grow in their walk with Jesus Christ through Scripture.
In this episode, we continue our Armor of God series by examining the Shield of Faith from Ephesians 6:16. Faith is more than believing God exists—it is the daily choice to trust His promises over the enemy’s lies. Paul describes faith as the shield that extinguishes the fiery darts of the wicked, protecting believers from doubt, fear, temptation, and discouragement before those attacks can take root.
Discover why the enemy’s attacks become more effective when our faith begins to drift, and how raising the shield of faith each day allows us to stand confidently in the middle of spiritual battle.
Scripture: Ephesians 6:16
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Podcast Description
How can you have peace when life feels completely unstable?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we examine the Shoes of Peace from Ephesians 6:15 and discover how the gospel gives believers secure footing in uncertain seasons. Biblical peace is not the absence of difficulty—it is confidence rooted in Jesus Christ that remains steady regardless of circumstances.
Learn how God’s peace strengthens believers during grief, anxiety, fear, uncertainty, and spiritual battles, and why standing on the gospel changes the way we face life’s hardest moments.
If you’re searching for a Bible study on the Shoes of Peace, Armor of God, finding peace in difficult times, Ephesians 6, Christian encouragement, or spiritual warfare, this episode will encourage and strengthen your faith.
Topics: Shoes of Peace, Armor of God, Ephesians 6, Peace of God, Spiritual Warfare, Christian Encouragement, Bible Study
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Podcast Description
How can you have peace when life feels completely unstable?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we examine the Shoes of Peace from Ephesians 6:15 and discover how the gospel gives believers secure footing in uncertain seasons. Biblical peace is not the absence of difficulty—it is confidence rooted in Jesus Christ that remains steady regardless of circumstances.
Learn how God’s peace strengthens believers during grief, anxiety, fear, uncertainty, and spiritual battles, and why standing on the gospel changes the way we face life’s hardest moments.
If you’re searching for a Bible study on the Shoes of Peace, Armor of God, finding peace in difficult times, Ephesians 6, Christian encouragement, or spiritual warfare, this episode will encourage and strengthen your faith.
Topics: Shoes of Peace, Armor of God, Ephesians 6, Peace of God, Spiritual Warfare, Christian Encouragement, Bible Study
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Podcast Description
What is the Breastplate of Righteousness, and how does it protect the believer?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our Armor of God series by exploring Ephesians 6:14 and the protection God provides through righteousness. We examine both the righteousness of Christ given to every believer through salvation and the daily obedience that guards our hearts against spiritual attack.
Discover why Satan often attacks through guilt, shame, condemnation, and accusation—and how the righteousness of Christ gives believers confidence to stand firm.
If you’re searching for a Bible study on the Breastplate of Righteousness, spiritual warfare, Ephesians 6, Christian identity, or overcoming condemnation, this episode offers biblical encouragement and practical application.
Topics: Breastplate of Righteousness, Armor of God, Spiritual Warfare, Ephesians 6, Christian Identity, Grace, Bible Devotional
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Podcast Description
What is the Breastplate of Righteousness, and how does it protect the believer?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we continue our Armor of God series by exploring Ephesians 6:14 and the protection God provides through righteousness. We examine both the righteousness of Christ given to every believer through salvation and the daily obedience that guards our hearts against spiritual attack.
Discover why Satan often attacks through guilt, shame, condemnation, and accusation—and how the righteousness of Christ gives believers confidence to stand firm.
If you’re searching for a Bible study on the Breastplate of Righteousness, spiritual warfare, Ephesians 6, Christian identity, or overcoming condemnation, this episode offers biblical encouragement and practical application.
Topics: Breastplate of Righteousness, Armor of God, Spiritual Warfare, Ephesians 6, Christian Identity, Grace, Bible Devotional
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Podcast Description
Why does Paul begin the Armor of God with the belt of truth?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we study Ephesians 6:14 and discover why truth is the foundation of every other piece of God’s armor. The enemy’s greatest weapon has always been deception, making God’s truth essential for every believer.
Learn how Satan twists truth, why Scripture must become the foundation of your life, and how fastening yourself to God’s Word strengthens your faith for every spiritual battle.
If you’re looking for a Bible study on the Belt of Truth, spiritual warfare, Ephesians 6, biblical truth, or Christian discipleship, this devotional offers practical encouragement rooted in Scripture.
Topics: Belt of Truth, Armor of God, Ephesians 6, Spiritual Warfare, Biblical Truth, Christian Growth, Bible Study
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Podcast Description
Why does Paul begin the Armor of God with the belt of truth?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we study Ephesians 6:14 and discover why truth is the foundation of every other piece of God’s armor. The enemy’s greatest weapon has always been deception, making God’s truth essential for every believer.
Learn how Satan twists truth, why Scripture must become the foundation of your life, and how fastening yourself to God’s Word strengthens your faith for every spiritual battle.
If you’re looking for a Bible study on the Belt of Truth, spiritual warfare, Ephesians 6, biblical truth, or Christian discipleship, this devotional offers practical encouragement rooted in Scripture.
Topics: Belt of Truth, Armor of God, Ephesians 6, Spiritual Warfare, Biblical Truth, Christian Growth, Bible Study
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Podcast Description
What is the Armor of God, and why does every Christian need it?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we begin our series on the Armor of God by examining Ephesians 6:10–18 and the spiritual battle every believer faces. Many Christians spend their lives fighting visible problems while overlooking the invisible spiritual warfare taking place behind them.
Discover why Paul tells believers to put on the whole armor of God, what it means to wrestle against spiritual forces rather than flesh and blood, and how God has already equipped His people to stand firm.
If you’re searching for a Bible study on spiritual warfare, Ephesians 6, Christian spiritual battles, or the Armor of God, this episode provides a biblical foundation for understanding the battle and preparing for victory.
Topics: Armor of God, Spiritual Warfare, Ephesians 6, Christian Living, Biblical Encouragement, Faith, Bible Devotional
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Podcast Description
What is the Armor of God, and why does every Christian need it?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we begin our series on the Armor of God by examining Ephesians 6:10–18 and the spiritual battle every believer faces. Many Christians spend their lives fighting visible problems while overlooking the invisible spiritual warfare taking place behind them.
Discover why Paul tells believers to put on the whole armor of God, what it means to wrestle against spiritual forces rather than flesh and blood, and how God has already equipped His people to stand firm.
If you’re searching for a Bible study on spiritual warfare, Ephesians 6, Christian spiritual battles, or the Armor of God, this episode provides a biblical foundation for understanding the battle and preparing for victory.
Topics: Armor of God, Spiritual Warfare, Ephesians 6, Christian Living, Biblical Encouragement, Faith, Bible Devotional
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Paul’s powerful reminder that believers are “not ignorant of his devices.” Satan has always worked through recognizable patterns: isolation, accusation, discouragement, distraction, and deception. Understanding those strategies isn’t meant to create fear—it is meant to prepare us to stand firm.
Just as a coach studies an opponent before game day, Christians are called to recognize the enemy’s tactics so they are not caught off guard. Scripture equips us to identify the lies before we believe them, the distractions before they consume us, and the compromises before they become strongholds. Preparation is one of God’s gifts for spiritual victory.
Join us as we learn why awareness is one of the believer’s greatest defenses and why staying close to God’s Word, His people, and His presence is the surest way to stand firm when spiritual battles come.
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 2:11
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Paul’s powerful reminder that believers are “not ignorant of his devices.” Satan has always worked through recognizable patterns: isolation, accusation, discouragement, distraction, and deception. Understanding those strategies isn’t meant to create fear—it is meant to prepare us to stand firm.
Just as a coach studies an opponent before game day, Christians are called to recognize the enemy’s tactics so they are not caught off guard. Scripture equips us to identify the lies before we believe them, the distractions before they consume us, and the compromises before they become strongholds. Preparation is one of God’s gifts for spiritual victory.
Join us as we learn why awareness is one of the believer’s greatest defenses and why staying close to God’s Word, His people, and His presence is the surest way to stand firm when spiritual battles come.
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 2:11
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Keywords: spiritual warfare, Satan’s schemes, 2 Corinthians 2, Christian growth, spiritual discernment, biblical encouragement, discipleship, faith, Another Well Ministries
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>In this episode of Digging Another Well, we examine Peter’s warning to believers to be sober and vigilant because our adversary is actively seeking opportunities to devour. While we often imagine spiritual warfare as obvious attacks, Scripture reveals that many of the enemy’s greatest victories come through gradual compromise, distraction, spiritual drift, and unnoticed complacency.
God has not called us to live in fear of the enemy, but He has called us to remain spiritually awake. Vigilance is not paranoia—it is the steady awareness that our walk with Christ requires intentional attention every day. As we stay rooted in God’s Word, committed to prayer, and connected to other believers, we become far less vulnerable to the subtle attacks that seek to pull us away from Him.
Join us as we consider what it means to live with spiritual alertness in a world full of distractions and remember that while the battle is real, Christ has already secured the victory.
Scripture: 1 Peter 5:8
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>In this episode of Digging Another Well, we examine Peter’s warning to believers to be sober and vigilant because our adversary is actively seeking opportunities to devour. While we often imagine spiritual warfare as obvious attacks, Scripture reveals that many of the enemy’s greatest victories come through gradual compromise, distraction, spiritual drift, and unnoticed complacency.
God has not called us to live in fear of the enemy, but He has called us to remain spiritually awake. Vigilance is not paranoia—it is the steady awareness that our walk with Christ requires intentional attention every day. As we stay rooted in God’s Word, committed to prayer, and connected to other believers, we become far less vulnerable to the subtle attacks that seek to pull us away from Him.
Join us as we consider what it means to live with spiritual alertness in a world full of distractions and remember that while the battle is real, Christ has already secured the victory.
Scripture: 1 Peter 5:8
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Keywords: spiritual warfare, 1 Peter 5, vigilance, Christian living, spiritual growth, temptation, biblical encouragement, faith, Another Well Ministries
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore one of Scripture’s most comforting promises from Philippians 4:19. Paul wrote that God would supply every need—not from a place of comfort or abundance, but while sitting in a prison cell, completely dependent on the Lord’s provision. His confidence was never rooted in his circumstances but in the sufficiency of God.
We often live as though everything depends on us. We work harder, worry longer, and exhaust ourselves trying to provide what only God ultimately can. Yet the gospel reminds us that while God calls us to faithful stewardship, He never intended us to carry the weight of being our own provider. His resources are not limited by our circumstances, our abilities, or our fears.
Join us as we discover what it means to rest in God’s sufficiency and trust that He truly is enough for every season of life.
Scripture: Philippians 4:19
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Keywords: God’s provision, Philippians 4, trusting God, Christian encouragement, faith, anxiety, biblical devotion, God’s sufficiency, Another Well Ministries
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore one of Scripture’s most comforting promises from Philippians 4:19. Paul wrote that God would supply every need—not from a place of comfort or abundance, but while sitting in a prison cell, completely dependent on the Lord’s provision. His confidence was never rooted in his circumstances but in the sufficiency of God.
We often live as though everything depends on us. We work harder, worry longer, and exhaust ourselves trying to provide what only God ultimately can. Yet the gospel reminds us that while God calls us to faithful stewardship, He never intended us to carry the weight of being our own provider. His resources are not limited by our circumstances, our abilities, or our fears.
Join us as we discover what it means to rest in God’s sufficiency and trust that He truly is enough for every season of life.
Scripture: Philippians 4:19
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Keywords: God’s provision, Philippians 4, trusting God, Christian encouragement, faith, anxiety, biblical devotion, God’s sufficiency, Another Well Ministries
#ChristianPodcast #Philippians419 #Faith #TrustGod #ChristianEncouragement #BibleDevotional #AnotherWellMinistries
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Examining Whether Your Faith Has Ever Actually Been Tested
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Paul’s powerful words in 2 Corinthians 11 and ask a question many believers rarely consider honestly:
What has following Christ actually cost you?
Paul’s ministry was marked not by comfort or recognition, but by suffering, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to the gospel. His faith was tested repeatedly, and those trials became evidence of its authenticity.
Join us as we discuss:
This is not a call to seek suffering. It is an invitation to honestly examine whether our faith has required anything real from us.
Faith that costs nothing often produces very little.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>Examining Whether Your Faith Has Ever Actually Been Tested
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Paul’s powerful words in 2 Corinthians 11 and ask a question many believers rarely consider honestly:
What has following Christ actually cost you?
Paul’s ministry was marked not by comfort or recognition, but by suffering, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to the gospel. His faith was tested repeatedly, and those trials became evidence of its authenticity.
Join us as we discuss:
This is not a call to seek suffering. It is an invitation to honestly examine whether our faith has required anything real from us.
Faith that costs nothing often produces very little.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Subscribe for more biblical devotionals, Scripture-centered encouragement, and practical insights for your walk with Christ.
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Keep Marching. The Walls Are Closer Than They Look
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we examine one of the most familiar stories in Scripture through a perspective many believers need to hear today.
For six days, Israel marched around Jericho with nothing visible to show for their obedience. The walls remained standing. The circumstances looked unchanged. Yet every step was bringing them closer to the breakthrough God had already promised.
Join us as we discuss:
Sometimes the wall is weakening even when you cannot see it. The breakthrough may be closer than you think.
Keep marching.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Keep Marching. The Walls Are Closer Than They Look
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we examine one of the most familiar stories in Scripture through a perspective many believers need to hear today.
For six days, Israel marched around Jericho with nothing visible to show for their obedience. The walls remained standing. The circumstances looked unchanged. Yet every step was bringing them closer to the breakthrough God had already promised.
Join us as we discuss:
Sometimes the wall is weakening even when you cannot see it. The breakthrough may be closer than you think.
Keep marching.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What Happens When You Prepare for What You Cannot Yet See
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Joshua’s powerful instruction to Israel before they entered the Promised Land: “Sanctify yourselves: for tomorrow the LORD will do wonders among you.” (Joshua 3:5)
We often want breakthrough without preparation, miracles without consecration, and answers without the quiet work of getting ready. But Scripture reveals a different pattern. Before God moves publicly, He often prepares His people privately.
Join us as we discuss:
The wonder was already coming. The preparation simply made the people ready to receive it.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>What Happens When You Prepare for What You Cannot Yet See
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore Joshua’s powerful instruction to Israel before they entered the Promised Land: “Sanctify yourselves: for tomorrow the LORD will do wonders among you.” (Joshua 3:5)
We often want breakthrough without preparation, miracles without consecration, and answers without the quiet work of getting ready. But Scripture reveals a different pattern. Before God moves publicly, He often prepares His people privately.
Join us as we discuss:
The wonder was already coming. The preparation simply made the people ready to receive it.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>You Were Not Placed Here by Accident. Walk in What You Were Made For
In this final episode of the Altar series, we turn to the place where every other altar has been leading: the altar of calling.
Drawing from Ephesians 2:10 and personal reflections from years in emergency medicine, we explore the truth that God’s purpose for our lives is neither random nor accidental. Long before we understood it, He was already preparing us for it.
Join us as we discuss:
You are not a coincidence. You are intentionally formed by God for a purpose that existed before you ever recognized it.
The only question is not whether you have a calling—but whether you will walk in it.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>You Were Not Placed Here by Accident. Walk in What You Were Made For
In this final episode of the Altar series, we turn to the place where every other altar has been leading: the altar of calling.
Drawing from Ephesians 2:10 and personal reflections from years in emergency medicine, we explore the truth that God’s purpose for our lives is neither random nor accidental. Long before we understood it, He was already preparing us for it.
Join us as we discuss:
You are not a coincidence. You are intentionally formed by God for a purpose that existed before you ever recognized it.
The only question is not whether you have a calling—but whether you will walk in it.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Why Faith Was Never Meant to Be Lived Alone
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore God’s design for authentic Christian community and why isolation has never been part of His plan.
Modern life makes it easier than ever to consume spiritual content alone, but Scripture calls believers into something much deeper: lives genuinely shared with one another.
Join us as we discuss:
There are things God often deposits into our lives through other believers that cannot be received any other way.
You were not created to walk alone. The altar of community is where faith becomes something we share instead of something we merely survive.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Why Faith Was Never Meant to Be Lived Alone
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore God’s design for authentic Christian community and why isolation has never been part of His plan.
Modern life makes it easier than ever to consume spiritual content alone, but Scripture calls believers into something much deeper: lives genuinely shared with one another.
Join us as we discuss:
There are things God often deposits into our lives through other believers that cannot be received any other way.
You were not created to walk alone. The altar of community is where faith becomes something we share instead of something we merely survive.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Why Looking Back Is Sometimes the Most Faithful Thing You Can Do
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we consider the importance of remembering God’s faithfulness.
Throughout Scripture, God’s people built altars and stacked stones as visible reminders of His provision and power. They understood something we often forget: memory strengthens faith.
Join us as we discuss:
Every answered prayer, every unexpected provision, every impossible door God has opened becomes another stone in the testimony of His faithfulness.
What God has done deserves to be remembered—and what He has done before is often the strongest evidence of what He will do again.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Why Looking Back Is Sometimes the Most Faithful Thing You Can Do
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we consider the importance of remembering God’s faithfulness.
Throughout Scripture, God’s people built altars and stacked stones as visible reminders of His provision and power. They understood something we often forget: memory strengthens faith.
Join us as we discuss:
Every answered prayer, every unexpected provision, every impossible door God has opened becomes another stone in the testimony of His faithfulness.
What God has done deserves to be remembered—and what He has done before is often the strongest evidence of what He will do again.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Why God Is Not Interested in Your Negotiation
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore one of Scripture’s most challenging truths: to obey is better than sacrifice (1 Samuel 15:22).
Many of us are tempted to negotiate with God—to obey later, partially, or only after He first does what we’re asking Him to do. But the story of King Saul reminds us that God is not looking for modified obedience wrapped in religious language. He is looking for a wholehearted yes.
Join us as we discuss:
God isn’t looking for your best offer. He’s looking for your full obedience.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>Why God Is Not Interested in Your Negotiation
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore one of Scripture’s most challenging truths: to obey is better than sacrifice (1 Samuel 15:22).
Many of us are tempted to negotiate with God—to obey later, partially, or only after He first does what we’re asking Him to do. But the story of King Saul reminds us that God is not looking for modified obedience wrapped in religious language. He is looking for a wholehearted yes.
Join us as we discuss:
God isn’t looking for your best offer. He’s looking for your full obedience.
Visit us at https://anotherwell.org
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>In this episode, we explore the altar of sacrifice and the difficult but rewarding reality that following God often requires surrendering something valuable.
“I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice…” — Romans 12:1
Before Another Well Ministries ever existed, there were other pursuits, projects, and ambitions competing for time and attention. Letting go of those things was not easy. But obedience often requires sacrifice, and sacrifice always costs something.
In this devotional, you’ll discover:
• Why sacrifice is a recurring theme throughout Scripture
• What Paul meant by becoming a living sacrifice
• How obedience often requires letting go of good things
• Why God asks us to place certain things on the altar
The altar has never been empty.
Throughout Scripture, it has always been the place where something valuable was offered to God.
Yet what God builds through surrender is always greater than what we could build by holding on.
What is still in your hands that belongs on the altar?
📖 Scripture: Romans 12:1
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>In this episode, we explore the altar of sacrifice and the difficult but rewarding reality that following God often requires surrendering something valuable.
“I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice…” — Romans 12:1
Before Another Well Ministries ever existed, there were other pursuits, projects, and ambitions competing for time and attention. Letting go of those things was not easy. But obedience often requires sacrifice, and sacrifice always costs something.
In this devotional, you’ll discover:
• Why sacrifice is a recurring theme throughout Scripture
• What Paul meant by becoming a living sacrifice
• How obedience often requires letting go of good things
• Why God asks us to place certain things on the altar
The altar has never been empty.
Throughout Scripture, it has always been the place where something valuable was offered to God.
Yet what God builds through surrender is always greater than what we could build by holding on.
What is still in your hands that belongs on the altar?
📖 Scripture: Romans 12:1
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🌐 Visit us: https://anotherwell.org
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>In this episode, we explore the altar of worship and how approaching God with gratitude and reverence can transform our relationship with Him.
“God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.” — John 4:24
Using lessons learned through leadership, this devotional examines the difference between approaching God only with needs and approaching Him with genuine worship. Jesus taught that true worship is not about location, tradition, or routine—it is about the posture of the heart.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
• What it means to worship in spirit and in truth
• The difference between transactional faith and genuine worship
• Why worship begins with recognizing who God is
• How worship reshapes our perspective and priorities
God welcomes our requests.
But worship invites us to pause long enough to acknowledge His greatness before we ask for anything at all.
When we see God more clearly, everything else begins to find its proper place.
📖 Scripture: John 4:24
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>In this episode, we explore the altar of worship and how approaching God with gratitude and reverence can transform our relationship with Him.
“God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.” — John 4:24
Using lessons learned through leadership, this devotional examines the difference between approaching God only with needs and approaching Him with genuine worship. Jesus taught that true worship is not about location, tradition, or routine—it is about the posture of the heart.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
• What it means to worship in spirit and in truth
• The difference between transactional faith and genuine worship
• Why worship begins with recognizing who God is
• How worship reshapes our perspective and priorities
God welcomes our requests.
But worship invites us to pause long enough to acknowledge His greatness before we ask for anything at all.
When we see God more clearly, everything else begins to find its proper place.
📖 Scripture: John 4:24
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10
We live in a culture that celebrates speed, productivity, and constant activity. The busiest person often seems the most important. But what happens when God invites us to slow down?
Drawing from personal experience, this devotional explores how an unexpected season of health challenges revealed the spiritual value of stillness. What first felt like an interruption became an invitation to discover clarity, peace, and a deeper awareness of God’s presence.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
• Why stillness is more than simply doing nothing
• What Psalm 46:10 really means when it calls us to “be still”
• How noise and busyness can crowd out God’s voice
• Why stillness is a spiritual discipline every believer can practice
Some things can only be found when we stop moving long enough to receive them.
God is not competing with your schedule. He is waiting for you to be still enough to hear Him.
📖 Scripture: Psalm 46:10
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10
We live in a culture that celebrates speed, productivity, and constant activity. The busiest person often seems the most important. But what happens when God invites us to slow down?
Drawing from personal experience, this devotional explores how an unexpected season of health challenges revealed the spiritual value of stillness. What first felt like an interruption became an invitation to discover clarity, peace, and a deeper awareness of God’s presence.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
• Why stillness is more than simply doing nothing
• What Psalm 46:10 really means when it calls us to “be still”
• How noise and busyness can crowd out God’s voice
• Why stillness is a spiritual discipline every believer can practice
Some things can only be found when we stop moving long enough to receive them.
God is not competing with your schedule. He is waiting for you to be still enough to hear Him.
📖 Scripture: Psalm 46:10
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🌐 Visit us: https://anotherwell.org
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>In this episode, we explore the altar of prayer—the place where we stop waiting and start meeting with God.
“And when he had sent the multitudes away, he went up into a mountain apart to pray…” — Matthew 14:23
Jesus carried enormous responsibility, faced constant demands, and ministered to thousands of people.
Yet one of the most consistent patterns in His life was intentional prayer.
He continually returned to the Father.
In this devotional, we explore:
• Why Jesus prioritized prayer despite His busy ministry
• The difference between occasional prayer and a life built around prayer
• How prayer becomes a spiritual altar in daily life
• Where true clarity, peace, and strength are found
Most believers pray.
But an altar of prayer is something deeper.
It is a place we return to consistently.
Not only when life falls apart.
Not only when answers are needed.
But because we recognize that everything we need is found in God’s presence.
The meeting you have been waiting for is available today.
Build the altar.
Keep returning to it.
📖 Scripture: Matthew 14:23
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Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
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]]>In this episode, we explore the altar of prayer—the place where we stop waiting and start meeting with God.
“And when he had sent the multitudes away, he went up into a mountain apart to pray…” — Matthew 14:23
Jesus carried enormous responsibility, faced constant demands, and ministered to thousands of people.
Yet one of the most consistent patterns in His life was intentional prayer.
He continually returned to the Father.
In this devotional, we explore:
• Why Jesus prioritized prayer despite His busy ministry
• The difference between occasional prayer and a life built around prayer
• How prayer becomes a spiritual altar in daily life
• Where true clarity, peace, and strength are found
Most believers pray.
But an altar of prayer is something deeper.
It is a place we return to consistently.
Not only when life falls apart.
Not only when answers are needed.
But because we recognize that everything we need is found in God’s presence.
The meeting you have been waiting for is available today.
Build the altar.
Keep returning to it.
📖 Scripture: Matthew 14:23
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]]>In this episode, we explore the altar of repentance—the place where running ends and restoration begins.
“If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” — 1 John 1:9
Most people think of Jonah when they think about running from God.
But running does not always look dramatic.
Sometimes it looks like avoiding a difficult conversation. Delaying obedience. Ignoring conviction. Staying busy enough to avoid dealing with what God keeps bringing to our attention.
In this devotional, we explore:
• What Jonah’s story teaches about running from God
• Why God’s pursuit is often an act of mercy
• The purpose of repentance in the Christian life
• The hope found in God’s promise of forgiveness
The altar of repentance requires honesty.
It asks us to stop justifying and start confessing.
But it is also one of the most grace-filled invitations in Scripture.
God is not waiting at the altar to condemn you.
He is waiting to restore you.
No matter how far you have wandered, there is a way back.
And it begins with repentance.
📖 Scripture: 1 John 1:9
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]]>In this episode, we explore the altar of repentance—the place where running ends and restoration begins.
“If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” — 1 John 1:9
Most people think of Jonah when they think about running from God.
But running does not always look dramatic.
Sometimes it looks like avoiding a difficult conversation. Delaying obedience. Ignoring conviction. Staying busy enough to avoid dealing with what God keeps bringing to our attention.
In this devotional, we explore:
• What Jonah’s story teaches about running from God
• Why God’s pursuit is often an act of mercy
• The purpose of repentance in the Christian life
• The hope found in God’s promise of forgiveness
The altar of repentance requires honesty.
It asks us to stop justifying and start confessing.
But it is also one of the most grace-filled invitations in Scripture.
God is not waiting at the altar to condemn you.
He is waiting to restore you.
No matter how far you have wandered, there is a way back.
And it begins with repentance.
📖 Scripture: 1 John 1:9
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]]>In this episode, we explore the altar of surrender and the life-changing invitation to place our future into God’s hands.
“And he said, Take now thy son, thine only son Isaac, whom thou lovest…” — Genesis 22:2
Surrender is rarely comfortable.
It requires releasing our carefully constructed plans, expectations, preferences, and dreams and trusting God with what we cannot yet understand.
In this devotional, we explore:
• Abraham’s remarkable act of surrender on Mount Moriah
• Why God often asks us to release what we hold most tightly
• The connection between surrender and trust
• How God’s best often begins where our control ends
God did not ultimately require Isaac.
He required Abraham’s willingness.
The altar of surrender is not about losing everything we love. It is about loving God more than anything else and trusting Him with every part of our future.
Sometimes the greatest act of faith is placing our plans on the altar and allowing God to direct the outcome.
Surrender is not the end of something.
It is often the beginning of everything God intends.
📖 Scripture: Genesis 22:2
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]]>In this episode, we explore the altar of surrender and the life-changing invitation to place our future into God’s hands.
“And he said, Take now thy son, thine only son Isaac, whom thou lovest…” — Genesis 22:2
Surrender is rarely comfortable.
It requires releasing our carefully constructed plans, expectations, preferences, and dreams and trusting God with what we cannot yet understand.
In this devotional, we explore:
• Abraham’s remarkable act of surrender on Mount Moriah
• Why God often asks us to release what we hold most tightly
• The connection between surrender and trust
• How God’s best often begins where our control ends
God did not ultimately require Isaac.
He required Abraham’s willingness.
The altar of surrender is not about losing everything we love. It is about loving God more than anything else and trusting Him with every part of our future.
Sometimes the greatest act of faith is placing our plans on the altar and allowing God to direct the outcome.
Surrender is not the end of something.
It is often the beginning of everything God intends.
📖 Scripture: Genesis 22:2
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]]>“And Noah builded an altar unto the LORD.” — Genesis 8:20
Throughout the Bible, men and women built altars whenever they experienced a defining encounter with God. These were not merely places of ritual. They were declarations that God had met them, changed them, and marked a moment that should never be forgotten.
In this devotional, we explore:
• Why altars appear throughout Scripture
• How Noah, Abraham, Jacob, and others responded to encounters with God
• The purpose of marking defining moments of faith
• Why believers still need spiritual altars today
God continues to meet people in ordinary moments. He still speaks, calls, convicts, comforts, and transforms lives.
The question is not whether God is working.
The question is whether we pause long enough to recognize it.
Every defining encounter deserves to be remembered. Every moment of surrender, obedience, worship, or calling leaves a mark that can shape the rest of our lives.
The altar is not a relic of the past.
It remains an invitation for every believer today.
📖 Scripture: Genesis 8:20
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]]>“And Noah builded an altar unto the LORD.” — Genesis 8:20
Throughout the Bible, men and women built altars whenever they experienced a defining encounter with God. These were not merely places of ritual. They were declarations that God had met them, changed them, and marked a moment that should never be forgotten.
In this devotional, we explore:
• Why altars appear throughout Scripture
• How Noah, Abraham, Jacob, and others responded to encounters with God
• The purpose of marking defining moments of faith
• Why believers still need spiritual altars today
God continues to meet people in ordinary moments. He still speaks, calls, convicts, comforts, and transforms lives.
The question is not whether God is working.
The question is whether we pause long enough to recognize it.
Every defining encounter deserves to be remembered. Every moment of surrender, obedience, worship, or calling leaves a mark that can shape the rest of our lives.
The altar is not a relic of the past.
It remains an invitation for every believer today.
📖 Scripture: Genesis 8:20
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]]>In today’s devotional, we look at Romans 8:37 and the powerful truth that believers were not created merely to survive difficult seasons — but to overcome through Christ.
“Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us.” — Romans 8:37
Life often feels like a series of uphill battles.
Disappointment.
Fear.
Exhaustion.
Seasons where it feels easier to quit than to keep going.
But Romans 8 reminds us that victory is not something believers wait for after the struggle ends. It is something we possess in the middle of it through the One who has already overcome.
This devotional explores:
• The difference between surviving and overcoming
• Why the struggle is not the final word
• How God uses perseverance to shape us
• The strength found in Christ during difficult seasons
Sometimes growth looks like getting back up one more time.
Like a child learning to ride a bike, the falling is not the destination. Every attempt, every setback, every moment of frustration can still be part of the process that leads to victory.
The enemy wants you to believe the battle is too big.
That the season is too long.
That the weight is too heavy.
But Scripture says otherwise.
You are more than a conqueror through Him who loves you.
Not because of your own strength.
Not because of perfect circumstances.
But because Christ has already overcome everything you will ever face.
You were not made to stay defeated.
You were made to overcome.
📖 Scripture: Romans 8:37
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]]>In today’s devotional, we look at Romans 8:37 and the powerful truth that believers were not created merely to survive difficult seasons — but to overcome through Christ.
“Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us.” — Romans 8:37
Life often feels like a series of uphill battles.
Disappointment.
Fear.
Exhaustion.
Seasons where it feels easier to quit than to keep going.
But Romans 8 reminds us that victory is not something believers wait for after the struggle ends. It is something we possess in the middle of it through the One who has already overcome.
This devotional explores:
• The difference between surviving and overcoming
• Why the struggle is not the final word
• How God uses perseverance to shape us
• The strength found in Christ during difficult seasons
Sometimes growth looks like getting back up one more time.
Like a child learning to ride a bike, the falling is not the destination. Every attempt, every setback, every moment of frustration can still be part of the process that leads to victory.
The enemy wants you to believe the battle is too big.
That the season is too long.
That the weight is too heavy.
But Scripture says otherwise.
You are more than a conqueror through Him who loves you.
Not because of your own strength.
Not because of perfect circumstances.
But because Christ has already overcome everything you will ever face.
You were not made to stay defeated.
You were made to overcome.
📖 Scripture: Romans 8:37
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]]>In today’s devotional, we reflect on Paul’s powerful words in 1 Corinthians 6 and what it means to live with the understanding that we were bought at an extraordinary cost.
“For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God’s.” — 1 Corinthians 6:20
The things we pay dearly for are often the things we value most carefully. But Scripture reminds us that the greatest price ever paid was not for possessions or accomplishments — it was for us.
This devotional explores:
• What it means to be redeemed by Christ
• How the cross changes the way we view our purpose
• Why believers are not drifting through life by accident
• Living intentionally as someone purchased by grace
You were not borrowed.
Not leased.
Not temporarily claimed.
You were bought.
The price was not money, effort, or religious performance.
It was the life of the Son of God.
That truth changes everything about how we should understand our lives.
Purpose for the believer is not merely about career paths, ambitions, or personal fulfillment. It is about waking up each day with the understanding that your life belongs to the One who redeemed it.
You are not here accidentally.
You are a life that was bought, redeemed, and placed here with intention.
📖 Scripture: 1 Corinthians 6:20
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]]>In today’s devotional, we reflect on Paul’s powerful words in 1 Corinthians 6 and what it means to live with the understanding that we were bought at an extraordinary cost.
“For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God’s.” — 1 Corinthians 6:20
The things we pay dearly for are often the things we value most carefully. But Scripture reminds us that the greatest price ever paid was not for possessions or accomplishments — it was for us.
This devotional explores:
• What it means to be redeemed by Christ
• How the cross changes the way we view our purpose
• Why believers are not drifting through life by accident
• Living intentionally as someone purchased by grace
You were not borrowed.
Not leased.
Not temporarily claimed.
You were bought.
The price was not money, effort, or religious performance.
It was the life of the Son of God.
That truth changes everything about how we should understand our lives.
Purpose for the believer is not merely about career paths, ambitions, or personal fulfillment. It is about waking up each day with the understanding that your life belongs to the One who redeemed it.
You are not here accidentally.
You are a life that was bought, redeemed, and placed here with intention.
📖 Scripture: 1 Corinthians 6:20
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]]>In today’s devotional, we reflect on Proverbs 3 and the challenge of trusting God not only with the stories He has already finished, but with the chapter we are living in right now.
“Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.” — Proverbs 3:5-6
It is remarkable to read the stories of Scripture from the other side of history. We can see fulfilled prophecies, answered promises, and the faithfulness of God woven through every page.
But living inside the story feels different.
This devotional explores:
• Why trust is hardest in the present moment
• The danger of leaning entirely on our own understanding
• How God sees the complete story when we only see the current chapter
• Why faith means trusting God beyond what we can currently comprehend
We see the closed door.
God sees what is being prepared behind it.
We see the detour.
God sees where it leads.
The people of Scripture trusted God without having the completed pages we now hold in our hands. And their faith became evidence that God can still be trusted in seasons we do not fully understand.
Your life is not separate from that story.
You are living inside a chapter of it.
Trust is not the absence of questions.
It is placing what we cannot understand into the hands of the One who can be trusted with it.
📖 Scripture: Proverbs 3:5-6
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]]>In today’s devotional, we reflect on Proverbs 3 and the challenge of trusting God not only with the stories He has already finished, but with the chapter we are living in right now.
“Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.” — Proverbs 3:5-6
It is remarkable to read the stories of Scripture from the other side of history. We can see fulfilled prophecies, answered promises, and the faithfulness of God woven through every page.
But living inside the story feels different.
This devotional explores:
• Why trust is hardest in the present moment
• The danger of leaning entirely on our own understanding
• How God sees the complete story when we only see the current chapter
• Why faith means trusting God beyond what we can currently comprehend
We see the closed door.
God sees what is being prepared behind it.
We see the detour.
God sees where it leads.
The people of Scripture trusted God without having the completed pages we now hold in our hands. And their faith became evidence that God can still be trusted in seasons we do not fully understand.
Your life is not separate from that story.
You are living inside a chapter of it.
Trust is not the absence of questions.
It is placing what we cannot understand into the hands of the One who can be trusted with it.
📖 Scripture: Proverbs 3:5-6
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]]>In today’s devotional, we look at Jesus’ words in Matthew 17 and the reminder that God often works through small faith that is willing to be used.
“If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed…” — Matthew 17:20
There are moments in life when what we have feels completely insufficient. The mountain in front of us looks too large. The problem feels impossible. And we convince ourselves we need more strength, more certainty, or more faith before we can move forward.
But Jesus points to a mustard seed.
One of the smallest seeds imaginable.
Small enough to overlook.
Small enough to underestimate.
And yet Jesus says faith that small can move mountains.
This devotional reflects on a moment from EMS work when improvisation became necessary because standard solutions were not enough. What mattered most was not having perfect equipment — it was being willing to use what was already available.
Faith works the same way.
Many believers are waiting for faith to feel bigger before they step out in obedience. But dormant faith accomplishes nothing. Small faith that is active — that prays, trusts, obeys, and moves — begins to grow.
Jesus did not tell the disciples they needed more faith.
He told them to use the faith they already had.
The mountain in front of you does not require perfect faith.
It requires willing faith.
Small faith in a big God is always enough.
📖 Scripture: Matthew 17:20
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]]>In today’s devotional, we look at Jesus’ words in Matthew 17 and the reminder that God often works through small faith that is willing to be used.
“If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed…” — Matthew 17:20
There are moments in life when what we have feels completely insufficient. The mountain in front of us looks too large. The problem feels impossible. And we convince ourselves we need more strength, more certainty, or more faith before we can move forward.
But Jesus points to a mustard seed.
One of the smallest seeds imaginable.
Small enough to overlook.
Small enough to underestimate.
And yet Jesus says faith that small can move mountains.
This devotional reflects on a moment from EMS work when improvisation became necessary because standard solutions were not enough. What mattered most was not having perfect equipment — it was being willing to use what was already available.
Faith works the same way.
Many believers are waiting for faith to feel bigger before they step out in obedience. But dormant faith accomplishes nothing. Small faith that is active — that prays, trusts, obeys, and moves — begins to grow.
Jesus did not tell the disciples they needed more faith.
He told them to use the faith they already had.
The mountain in front of you does not require perfect faith.
It requires willing faith.
Small faith in a big God is always enough.
📖 Scripture: Matthew 17:20
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]]>In today’s devotional, we look at the story of Thomas in John 20 and the reminder that Jesus is not afraid of our questions, our fears, or the moments when faith struggles to see clearly.
“Be not faithless, but believing.” — John 20:27
There are seasons in life when the next step feels far beyond our ability. Opportunities seem too big. Promises feel too distant. And doubt settles in, whispering that staying where we are is safer than trusting God with what we cannot yet see.
Thomas understood that feeling.
After the resurrection, Thomas struggled to believe what the other disciples had witnessed. He wanted proof. He wanted certainty. And instead of rejecting him, Jesus met him directly in the middle of his doubt.
That moment reveals something powerful:
doubt is not the opposite of faith — unbelief is.
Doubt is often faith wrestling with what it cannot yet fully see.
Jesus still meets people there.
If you are carrying doubt today, you are not disqualified. God is not intimidated by your questions. He walks directly into uncertain places and calls us forward anyway.
The greatest opportunities God places before us are often on the other side of what we cannot yet see clearly.
Doubt asks:
“What if I fail?”
Faith asks:
“What if God is right?”
📖 Scripture: John 20:27
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]]>In today’s devotional, we look at the story of Thomas in John 20 and the reminder that Jesus is not afraid of our questions, our fears, or the moments when faith struggles to see clearly.
“Be not faithless, but believing.” — John 20:27
There are seasons in life when the next step feels far beyond our ability. Opportunities seem too big. Promises feel too distant. And doubt settles in, whispering that staying where we are is safer than trusting God with what we cannot yet see.
Thomas understood that feeling.
After the resurrection, Thomas struggled to believe what the other disciples had witnessed. He wanted proof. He wanted certainty. And instead of rejecting him, Jesus met him directly in the middle of his doubt.
That moment reveals something powerful:
doubt is not the opposite of faith — unbelief is.
Doubt is often faith wrestling with what it cannot yet fully see.
Jesus still meets people there.
If you are carrying doubt today, you are not disqualified. God is not intimidated by your questions. He walks directly into uncertain places and calls us forward anyway.
The greatest opportunities God places before us are often on the other side of what we cannot yet see clearly.
Doubt asks:
“What if I fail?”
Faith asks:
“What if God is right?”
📖 Scripture: John 20:27
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]]>Romans 10:17
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we talk about the connection between faith and nourishment.
Growing up, I watched my dad tend a garden with incredible consistency. He plowed the ground, planted the seed, watered it faithfully, and prayed over it regularly. At the time, I did not appreciate the work that went into it. But years later, I realized he understood something important:
Seeds only grow when they are consistently nourished.
Faith works the same way.
Romans 10:17 says,
“So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.”
Faith is not static. It grows when it is fed and weakens when it is neglected.
We are intentional about feeding nearly every other part of our lives — our careers, our relationships, our ambitions, and our bodies — and then we wonder why our faith feels weak when difficult seasons come.
This devotional is a reminder that strong faith is usually not built in crisis moments. It is built through consistent time in God’s Word long before the storm arrives.
A faith that is regularly nourished develops roots deep enough to hold when life becomes difficult.
If the seed of faith has already been planted in your life, do not neglect what it needs to grow.
Feed your faith.
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]]>Romans 10:17
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we talk about the connection between faith and nourishment.
Growing up, I watched my dad tend a garden with incredible consistency. He plowed the ground, planted the seed, watered it faithfully, and prayed over it regularly. At the time, I did not appreciate the work that went into it. But years later, I realized he understood something important:
Seeds only grow when they are consistently nourished.
Faith works the same way.
Romans 10:17 says,
“So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.”
Faith is not static. It grows when it is fed and weakens when it is neglected.
We are intentional about feeding nearly every other part of our lives — our careers, our relationships, our ambitions, and our bodies — and then we wonder why our faith feels weak when difficult seasons come.
This devotional is a reminder that strong faith is usually not built in crisis moments. It is built through consistent time in God’s Word long before the storm arrives.
A faith that is regularly nourished develops roots deep enough to hold when life becomes difficult.
If the seed of faith has already been planted in your life, do not neglect what it needs to grow.
Feed your faith.
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]]>John 3:16
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on the greatest thing that can ever happen in a person’s life.
There have been many meaningful moments in life — marriage, adoption, milestones, and memories that changed everything. But none of them compare to the moment of salvation.
John 3:16 is one of the most recognized verses in all of Scripture:
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son…”
Because salvation changes eternity.
It is not simply religion or morality. It is the invitation into eternal life through Jesus Christ. A gift purchased at the greatest cost imaginable and offered freely to anyone who believes.
If you already know Christ, this devotional is a reminder of the greatest gift you have ever received.
And if you have never trusted Him, this could become the best day of your life.
The invitation is still open.
Exactly as you are.
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]]>John 3:16
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on the greatest thing that can ever happen in a person’s life.
There have been many meaningful moments in life — marriage, adoption, milestones, and memories that changed everything. But none of them compare to the moment of salvation.
John 3:16 is one of the most recognized verses in all of Scripture:
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son…”
Because salvation changes eternity.
It is not simply religion or morality. It is the invitation into eternal life through Jesus Christ. A gift purchased at the greatest cost imaginable and offered freely to anyone who believes.
If you already know Christ, this devotional is a reminder of the greatest gift you have ever received.
And if you have never trusted Him, this could become the best day of your life.
The invitation is still open.
Exactly as you are.
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]]>1 Thessalonians 5:5
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we talk about what it means to shine as children of light in a dark world.
A simple light left on at home can completely change the feeling of arriving in the dark after a long day. It cuts through the darkness and reminds you that someone prepared the way for you.
Paul tells believers in 1 Thessalonians 5:5:
“Ye are all the children of light, and the children of the day…”
That identity comes with responsibility.
We are called to let our light shine — not through perfection or attention-seeking, but through faithful, steady presence. Through kindness, integrity, grace, and consistency in a world filled with darkness and discouragement.
Someone around you may be walking through a hard season right now. Wondering if anyone sees them. Wondering if anyone cares.
You may be the light God uses to help guide them home.
This devotional is an encouragement to stop hiding the light God has placed within you and let it shine for His glory.
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]]>1 Thessalonians 5:5
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we talk about what it means to shine as children of light in a dark world.
A simple light left on at home can completely change the feeling of arriving in the dark after a long day. It cuts through the darkness and reminds you that someone prepared the way for you.
Paul tells believers in 1 Thessalonians 5:5:
“Ye are all the children of light, and the children of the day…”
That identity comes with responsibility.
We are called to let our light shine — not through perfection or attention-seeking, but through faithful, steady presence. Through kindness, integrity, grace, and consistency in a world filled with darkness and discouragement.
Someone around you may be walking through a hard season right now. Wondering if anyone sees them. Wondering if anyone cares.
You may be the light God uses to help guide them home.
This devotional is an encouragement to stop hiding the light God has placed within you and let it shine for His glory.
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]]>Ephesians 2:19
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we talk about what it means to help others find their place in the family of God.
Most of us know what it feels like to walk into a room where we do not belong. To feel uncertain, disconnected, and on the outside looking in. Paul reminds believers in Ephesians 2 that through Christ, strangers and foreigners have been brought near and made part of God’s household.
But someone helped open that door for us.
Someone prayed.
Someone spoke up.
Someone shared Christ.
And now we are called to do the same for others.
There are people all around us searching for hope, belonging, and truth. They may not even know exactly what they are missing yet. But we do.
This devotional is a reminder that sharing Christ is not simply an obligation. It is the natural response of someone who remembers what it felt like to be welcomed in.
Someone in your life is waiting for an invitation.
That someone is you.
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]]>Ephesians 2:19
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we talk about what it means to help others find their place in the family of God.
Most of us know what it feels like to walk into a room where we do not belong. To feel uncertain, disconnected, and on the outside looking in. Paul reminds believers in Ephesians 2 that through Christ, strangers and foreigners have been brought near and made part of God’s household.
But someone helped open that door for us.
Someone prayed.
Someone spoke up.
Someone shared Christ.
And now we are called to do the same for others.
There are people all around us searching for hope, belonging, and truth. They may not even know exactly what they are missing yet. But we do.
This devotional is a reminder that sharing Christ is not simply an obligation. It is the natural response of someone who remembers what it felt like to be welcomed in.
Someone in your life is waiting for an invitation.
That someone is you.
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]]>1 Corinthians 15:58
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we talk about the quiet faithfulness that often feels unseen.
As a paramedic, there were many calls where I never knew the outcome. We would do everything we could, hand the patient off at the hospital, and move on to the next emergency without ever knowing what happened afterward. But one conversation with a doctor reminded me that work done faithfully can matter far more than we realize.
Paul gives believers this encouragement in 1 Corinthians 15:58:
“Be ye steadfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord… forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord.”
Sometimes faithfulness feels ordinary. Hidden. Unnoticed.
But God sees every prayer, every act of obedience, every seed planted in faith.
None of it is wasted.
If you have been tempted to quit, discouraged because you cannot see results, or wondering whether your efforts matter at all, this devotional is for you.
Keep going.
Your labor in the Lord is not in vain.
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]]>1 Corinthians 15:58
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we talk about the quiet faithfulness that often feels unseen.
As a paramedic, there were many calls where I never knew the outcome. We would do everything we could, hand the patient off at the hospital, and move on to the next emergency without ever knowing what happened afterward. But one conversation with a doctor reminded me that work done faithfully can matter far more than we realize.
Paul gives believers this encouragement in 1 Corinthians 15:58:
“Be ye steadfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord… forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord.”
Sometimes faithfulness feels ordinary. Hidden. Unnoticed.
But God sees every prayer, every act of obedience, every seed planted in faith.
None of it is wasted.
If you have been tempted to quit, discouraged because you cannot see results, or wondering whether your efforts matter at all, this devotional is for you.
Keep going.
Your labor in the Lord is not in vain.
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]]>Even if.
Even if the prayer isn’t answered the way you hoped.
Even if the situation doesn’t change.
Even if the outcome looks nothing like what you asked for.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on what it means to trust God beyond results—when faith is no longer tied to what happens next.
True faith is not built on outcomes.
It is built on who God is.
There are moments when trusting God is easy—when everything is going well, when prayers are answered quickly, when life feels aligned.
But real faith is revealed in the moments when it isn’t.
When you still trust…
When you still believe…
When you still stand…
Even if nothing changes.
Faith is not proven when everything works out. It is proven when you still trust God—even if it doesn’t.
God is not only good when the answer is yes.
He is good. Period.
And a faith that says “even if”
is a faith that cannot be shaken.
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]]>Even if.
Even if the prayer isn’t answered the way you hoped.
Even if the situation doesn’t change.
Even if the outcome looks nothing like what you asked for.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on what it means to trust God beyond results—when faith is no longer tied to what happens next.
True faith is not built on outcomes.
It is built on who God is.
There are moments when trusting God is easy—when everything is going well, when prayers are answered quickly, when life feels aligned.
But real faith is revealed in the moments when it isn’t.
When you still trust…
When you still believe…
When you still stand…
Even if nothing changes.
Faith is not proven when everything works out. It is proven when you still trust God—even if it doesn’t.
God is not only good when the answer is yes.
He is good. Period.
And a faith that says “even if”
is a faith that cannot be shaken.
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]]>You’ve asked.
You’ve waited.
You’ve come back again… and still, nothing seems to change.
It can be discouraging. It can make you wonder if God is listening—or if you should just stop asking altogether.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we’re reminded of a simple but powerful truth:
Don’t stop calling.
Prayer is not about getting everything right.
It’s not about saying the perfect words.
It’s about persistence. Dependence. Trust.
Even when the answer hasn’t come…
Even when the timing doesn’t make sense…
Even when you feel like nothing is happening…
God is still listening.
Silence does not mean absence. Delay does not mean denial.
God is not asking you to have perfect faith.
He is inviting you to keep coming back.
To keep asking.
To keep seeking.
To keep knocking.
Because even when you don’t see it…
He is still working.
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]]>You’ve asked.
You’ve waited.
You’ve come back again… and still, nothing seems to change.
It can be discouraging. It can make you wonder if God is listening—or if you should just stop asking altogether.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we’re reminded of a simple but powerful truth:
Don’t stop calling.
Prayer is not about getting everything right.
It’s not about saying the perfect words.
It’s about persistence. Dependence. Trust.
Even when the answer hasn’t come…
Even when the timing doesn’t make sense…
Even when you feel like nothing is happening…
God is still listening.
Silence does not mean absence. Delay does not mean denial.
God is not asking you to have perfect faith.
He is inviting you to keep coming back.
To keep asking.
To keep seeking.
To keep knocking.
Because even when you don’t see it…
He is still working.
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]]>To attend, to listen, to participate—
and yet keep our relationship with God contained to a single day of the week.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at a challenging but necessary truth:
Faith was never meant to be limited to Sunday.
It was never meant to be a moment.
A routine.
A box we check.
It was meant to shape how we live—every day, in every place, in every moment.
Faith is not something we visit once a week. It is something we live every day.
God is not looking for a single day of your attention.
He is inviting you into a daily relationship—
one that shapes how you think, speak, respond, and live.
Not just in the moments that are visible…
but in the ones no one else sees.
Because real faith is not confined to a place or a time.
It is lived—consistently, quietly, every day.
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]]>To attend, to listen, to participate—
and yet keep our relationship with God contained to a single day of the week.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at a challenging but necessary truth:
Faith was never meant to be limited to Sunday.
It was never meant to be a moment.
A routine.
A box we check.
It was meant to shape how we live—every day, in every place, in every moment.
Faith is not something we visit once a week. It is something we live every day.
God is not looking for a single day of your attention.
He is inviting you into a daily relationship—
one that shapes how you think, speak, respond, and live.
Not just in the moments that are visible…
but in the ones no one else sees.
Because real faith is not confined to a place or a time.
It is lived—consistently, quietly, every day.
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]]>It’s the space between what He promised and what you can actually see.
The place where time stretches longer than you expected.
Where answers feel delayed.
Where progress seems slow—or nonexistent.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we talk about what it means to trust God not after the answer comes—but while you wait.
Because waiting is not wasted time.
It is a place where faith is refined, trust is deepened, and God is still at work—even when it feels like nothing is happening.
God is not inactive while you wait. He is working in ways you cannot yet see.
Waiting does not mean God has forgotten you.
It does not mean His promise has failed.
It simply means the story is still unfolding.
Stay faithful. Stay close. Stay expectant.
God is working—even here, even now.
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]]>It’s the space between what He promised and what you can actually see.
The place where time stretches longer than you expected.
Where answers feel delayed.
Where progress seems slow—or nonexistent.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we talk about what it means to trust God not after the answer comes—but while you wait.
Because waiting is not wasted time.
It is a place where faith is refined, trust is deepened, and God is still at work—even when it feels like nothing is happening.
God is not inactive while you wait. He is working in ways you cannot yet see.
Waiting does not mean God has forgotten you.
It does not mean His promise has failed.
It simply means the story is still unfolding.
Stay faithful. Stay close. Stay expectant.
God is working—even here, even now.
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]]>“Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28
There are seasons when exhaustion goes deeper than sleep can fix.
Not just physical tiredness—but a kind of weariness that settles into your soul. The kind that builds slowly. The weight of responsibilities. The pressure that never fully lets up. The feeling that you are giving more than you have to give.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at one of the most personal invitations Jesus ever gave:
Come unto me.
Not when you have it together.
Not when you have recovered enough to be useful again.
But right in the middle of exhaustion.
Jesus does not offer temporary relief. He offers something deeper:
Rest for your soul.
If you feel worn down, stretched thin, or like you are running on empty, this episode is a reminder that you were never meant to carry it all alone—and that there is a place to bring it.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
You do not have to push through until something breaks.
There is a place for your weariness.
There is a place for the weight you have been carrying.
And the One inviting you there is not disappointed that you need rest.
Come to Him. Exactly as you are.
He will take it from there.
Resources
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]]>“Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28
There are seasons when exhaustion goes deeper than sleep can fix.
Not just physical tiredness—but a kind of weariness that settles into your soul. The kind that builds slowly. The weight of responsibilities. The pressure that never fully lets up. The feeling that you are giving more than you have to give.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at one of the most personal invitations Jesus ever gave:
Come unto me.
Not when you have it together.
Not when you have recovered enough to be useful again.
But right in the middle of exhaustion.
Jesus does not offer temporary relief. He offers something deeper:
Rest for your soul.
If you feel worn down, stretched thin, or like you are running on empty, this episode is a reminder that you were never meant to carry it all alone—and that there is a place to bring it.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
You do not have to push through until something breaks.
There is a place for your weariness.
There is a place for the weight you have been carrying.
And the One inviting you there is not disappointed that you need rest.
Come to Him. Exactly as you are.
He will take it from there.
Resources
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]]>“Rejoice in the Lord alway: and again I say, Rejoice.” — Philippians 4:4
There are seasons in life when rejoicing feels nearly impossible.
When the diagnosis comes. When the pressure builds. When relationships break down. When the plan you had carefully built begins to unravel—joy is not the first thing that rises in your heart.
And yet, Scripture says:
Rejoice in the Lord always.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore what that command really means—and why it is not as unreasonable as it may seem.
Paul wrote these words from a prison cell. Not from comfort, not from ease, but from a place of uncertainty and confinement. And still, he repeats it:
Rejoice.
Not in your circumstances.
Not because everything is fine.
But in the Lord.
This is not about pretending life is easy. It is about anchoring your joy in something that does not change—even when everything around you does.
If you are walking through a difficult season, this is a reminder you need:
Joy is not the absence of difficulty.
It is the presence of God in the middle of it.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
Rejoicing is not denial.
It is defiance.
A refusal to let your circumstances have the final word.
God has not changed.
And because of that, joy is still possible.
Rejoice. And again—rejoice.
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]]>“Rejoice in the Lord alway: and again I say, Rejoice.” — Philippians 4:4
There are seasons in life when rejoicing feels nearly impossible.
When the diagnosis comes. When the pressure builds. When relationships break down. When the plan you had carefully built begins to unravel—joy is not the first thing that rises in your heart.
And yet, Scripture says:
Rejoice in the Lord always.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore what that command really means—and why it is not as unreasonable as it may seem.
Paul wrote these words from a prison cell. Not from comfort, not from ease, but from a place of uncertainty and confinement. And still, he repeats it:
Rejoice.
Not in your circumstances.
Not because everything is fine.
But in the Lord.
This is not about pretending life is easy. It is about anchoring your joy in something that does not change—even when everything around you does.
If you are walking through a difficult season, this is a reminder you need:
Joy is not the absence of difficulty.
It is the presence of God in the middle of it.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
Rejoicing is not denial.
It is defiance.
A refusal to let your circumstances have the final word.
God has not changed.
And because of that, joy is still possible.
Rejoice. And again—rejoice.
Resources
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]]>“There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus.” — Romans 8:1
Some of the heaviest burdens we carry are not placed on us by others.
They come from within.
The replaying of moments we cannot change. The words we wish we had said differently. The decisions we wish we could take back. Long after everyone else has moved on, we return to those moments and put ourselves on trial again and again.
God has forgiven us.
But we struggle to forgive ourselves.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at one of the most powerful declarations in all of Scripture—and what it means for the guilt we continue to carry.
There is now no condemnation.
Not partial. Not delayed. Not conditional.
No condemnation.
Because the weight of every failure, every regret, every “should have” and “could have” was already placed on Christ.
And if He has already taken it, why are we still carrying it?
This is not about excusing what happened.
It is about agreeing with what God has already declared.
If you find yourself stuck in guilt, replaying the past, or unable to move forward, this is a reminder you need:
The case has already been settled.
You do not have to keep standing trial for what has been dismissed.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
God is not asking you to punish yourself for what He has already paid for.
There is no condemnation.
Not from Him.
And with His help, not from you either.
Resources
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]]>“There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus.” — Romans 8:1
Some of the heaviest burdens we carry are not placed on us by others.
They come from within.
The replaying of moments we cannot change. The words we wish we had said differently. The decisions we wish we could take back. Long after everyone else has moved on, we return to those moments and put ourselves on trial again and again.
God has forgiven us.
But we struggle to forgive ourselves.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at one of the most powerful declarations in all of Scripture—and what it means for the guilt we continue to carry.
There is now no condemnation.
Not partial. Not delayed. Not conditional.
No condemnation.
Because the weight of every failure, every regret, every “should have” and “could have” was already placed on Christ.
And if He has already taken it, why are we still carrying it?
This is not about excusing what happened.
It is about agreeing with what God has already declared.
If you find yourself stuck in guilt, replaying the past, or unable to move forward, this is a reminder you need:
The case has already been settled.
You do not have to keep standing trial for what has been dismissed.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
God is not asking you to punish yourself for what He has already paid for.
There is no condemnation.
Not from Him.
And with His help, not from you either.
Resources
Find more devotionals and encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well for more daily devotionals grounded in Scripture.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“The LORD is good, a strong hold in the day of trouble; and he knoweth them that trust in him.” — Nahum 1:7
There are moments in life when the pressure feels overwhelming.
Sometimes it comes suddenly — in urgent, high-stakes situations where every second matters. Other times, it builds quietly over time through stress, responsibility, uncertainty, and the weight of everyday life.
Either way, the grip is real.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at a powerful and often overlooked verse tucked inside the book of Nahum — a reminder of who God is when life begins to close in.
He is not just a source of comfort.
He is a stronghold.
A place of refuge. A place that holds when everything else feels like it’s giving way. A place where the pressure of life meets its limit.
But the verse doesn’t stop there.
It also reminds us that God knows those who trust in Him — personally, specifically, even in the middle of the struggle.
If you feel overwhelmed, unseen, or pressed from every direction, this is a reminder you need:
There is a place the pressure cannot reach.
And it is found in who God is.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
The pressure is real.
But it is not stronger than the place God provides.
Run to Him.
He is already watching for you.
Resources
Find more devotionals and encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well for more daily devotionals grounded in Scripture.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“The LORD is good, a strong hold in the day of trouble; and he knoweth them that trust in him.” — Nahum 1:7
There are moments in life when the pressure feels overwhelming.
Sometimes it comes suddenly — in urgent, high-stakes situations where every second matters. Other times, it builds quietly over time through stress, responsibility, uncertainty, and the weight of everyday life.
Either way, the grip is real.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at a powerful and often overlooked verse tucked inside the book of Nahum — a reminder of who God is when life begins to close in.
He is not just a source of comfort.
He is a stronghold.
A place of refuge. A place that holds when everything else feels like it’s giving way. A place where the pressure of life meets its limit.
But the verse doesn’t stop there.
It also reminds us that God knows those who trust in Him — personally, specifically, even in the middle of the struggle.
If you feel overwhelmed, unseen, or pressed from every direction, this is a reminder you need:
There is a place the pressure cannot reach.
And it is found in who God is.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
The pressure is real.
But it is not stronger than the place God provides.
Run to Him.
He is already watching for you.
Resources
Find more devotionals and encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well for more daily devotionals grounded in Scripture.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me.” — Psalm 51:10
What do you do when trying harder isn’t enough?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at one of the most honest prayers in all of Scripture—and what it reveals about the kind of transformation God desires to do in us.
There are seasons when we recognize something isn’t right. The same patterns keep showing up. The same distance keeps returning. We try to fix it with more effort, more discipline, more resolve… but nothing seems to truly change.
David found himself in that exact place.
After being confronted with his sin, he didn’t ask God to help him do better. He didn’t promise to try harder. Instead, he prayed something far deeper:
“Create in me a clean heart.”
That word create is intentional. It’s the same word used in Genesis when God created something out of nothing. David wasn’t asking for improvement. He was asking for transformation—something only God could do.
This episode is a reminder that spiritual growth is not just about effort. There are moments when what we need goes beyond discipline and into divine work.
If you feel stuck… if your own effort has reached its limit… you may be closer to breakthrough than you think.
Because that is often the moment where God begins something new.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
God is not asking you to fix yourself.
He is inviting you to bring Him what you cannot fix.
And when you do,
He creates what you could never produce on your own.
Resources
Find more devotionals and encouragement at: https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well for more daily devotionals grounded in Scripture.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me.” — Psalm 51:10
What do you do when trying harder isn’t enough?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we look at one of the most honest prayers in all of Scripture—and what it reveals about the kind of transformation God desires to do in us.
There are seasons when we recognize something isn’t right. The same patterns keep showing up. The same distance keeps returning. We try to fix it with more effort, more discipline, more resolve… but nothing seems to truly change.
David found himself in that exact place.
After being confronted with his sin, he didn’t ask God to help him do better. He didn’t promise to try harder. Instead, he prayed something far deeper:
“Create in me a clean heart.”
That word create is intentional. It’s the same word used in Genesis when God created something out of nothing. David wasn’t asking for improvement. He was asking for transformation—something only God could do.
This episode is a reminder that spiritual growth is not just about effort. There are moments when what we need goes beyond discipline and into divine work.
If you feel stuck… if your own effort has reached its limit… you may be closer to breakthrough than you think.
Because that is often the moment where God begins something new.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
God is not asking you to fix yourself.
He is inviting you to bring Him what you cannot fix.
And when you do,
He creates what you could never produce on your own.
Resources
Find more devotionals and encouragement at: https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well for more daily devotionals grounded in Scripture.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end.” — Jeremiah 29:11
What do you do when life doesn’t look anything like you planned?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we take a closer look at one of the most quoted verses in Scripture—and the part we often overlook.
Jeremiah 29:11 is frequently used as a reminder of God’s good plan. But the context tells a deeper story. These words were spoken to people living in exile—far from home, in a place they never chose, under circumstances they never wanted.
And it was there, in that place, that God said:
“I know the thoughts that I think toward you…”
Not after things improved.
Not once they got back on track.
But right in the middle of it.
God’s plan does not always unfold in comfortable or expected ways. Sometimes it looks like delay. Sometimes it feels like loss. Sometimes it places us in seasons we would have never chosen for ourselves.
But His purpose has not changed.
If you find yourself in a place you did not expect—if life feels off course or unfamiliar—this devotional is a reminder that God has not lost track of you.
The detour did not cancel His plan.
Your circumstances did not change His intentions.
The expected end is still ahead.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
God’s plan is not fragile.
It is not undone by your circumstances.
Even here.
Even now.
It is still His plan.
Resources
Find more devotionals and encouragement at: https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end.” — Jeremiah 29:11
What do you do when life doesn’t look anything like you planned?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we take a closer look at one of the most quoted verses in Scripture—and the part we often overlook.
Jeremiah 29:11 is frequently used as a reminder of God’s good plan. But the context tells a deeper story. These words were spoken to people living in exile—far from home, in a place they never chose, under circumstances they never wanted.
And it was there, in that place, that God said:
“I know the thoughts that I think toward you…”
Not after things improved.
Not once they got back on track.
But right in the middle of it.
God’s plan does not always unfold in comfortable or expected ways. Sometimes it looks like delay. Sometimes it feels like loss. Sometimes it places us in seasons we would have never chosen for ourselves.
But His purpose has not changed.
If you find yourself in a place you did not expect—if life feels off course or unfamiliar—this devotional is a reminder that God has not lost track of you.
The detour did not cancel His plan.
Your circumstances did not change His intentions.
The expected end is still ahead.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
God’s plan is not fragile.
It is not undone by your circumstances.
Even here.
Even now.
It is still His plan.
Resources
Find more devotionals and encouragement at: https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.” — Psalm 23:4
There are seasons in life that feel like they will never end.
Moments where the weight is heavy, the darkness feels permanent, and the path forward is unclear. Valleys that linger longer than expected, leaving us wondering if we will ever make it out.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on one of the most well-known verses in Scripture and a powerful truth we often overlook:
We are not meant to stay in the valley.
We are meant to walk through it.
David does not deny the reality of the valley. He names it for what it is—dark, shadowed, and capable of producing fear even in a faithful heart. But then he makes a declaration that changes everything:
“I will fear no evil.”
Not because the valley is easy.
Not because the darkness is not real.
But because of who is present in it.
“For thou art with me.”
God’s presence does not always remove the valley—but it changes how we walk through it. The promise is not always immediate escape, but faithful companionship.
And that word through matters.
The valley is not your destination.
It is a passage.
A season with an entrance—and an exit.
The darkness may be real, but it is not permanent.
If you are walking through a difficult season today, this devotional is a reminder:
you are not stuck. You are moving.
God knows the way.
He walks beside you.
And He is leading you through.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
The valley is real.
The shadow is real.
But so is the Shepherd.
You are not stuck.
You are walking through.
Resources
Find more devotionals and encouragement at: https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.” — Psalm 23:4
There are seasons in life that feel like they will never end.
Moments where the weight is heavy, the darkness feels permanent, and the path forward is unclear. Valleys that linger longer than expected, leaving us wondering if we will ever make it out.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on one of the most well-known verses in Scripture and a powerful truth we often overlook:
We are not meant to stay in the valley.
We are meant to walk through it.
David does not deny the reality of the valley. He names it for what it is—dark, shadowed, and capable of producing fear even in a faithful heart. But then he makes a declaration that changes everything:
“I will fear no evil.”
Not because the valley is easy.
Not because the darkness is not real.
But because of who is present in it.
“For thou art with me.”
God’s presence does not always remove the valley—but it changes how we walk through it. The promise is not always immediate escape, but faithful companionship.
And that word through matters.
The valley is not your destination.
It is a passage.
A season with an entrance—and an exit.
The darkness may be real, but it is not permanent.
If you are walking through a difficult season today, this devotional is a reminder:
you are not stuck. You are moving.
God knows the way.
He walks beside you.
And He is leading you through.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Closing Encouragement
The valley is real.
The shadow is real.
But so is the Shepherd.
You are not stuck.
You are walking through.
Resources
Find more devotionals and encouragement at: https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“That ye may be blameless and harmless, the sons of God… among whom ye shine as lights in the world.” — Philippians 2:15
Chaos has a way of demanding our attention.
Noise.
Conflict.
Confusion.
Disorder.
It is easy to feel overwhelmed by it all — and even easier to lose focus in the middle of it.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Philippians 2:15 and the calling to shine as lights in the world — not in calm conditions, but in the midst of a crooked and broken world.
The assignment does not change because the environment is chaotic.
Just as a responder on a scene must stay focused despite the noise around them, believers are called to remain steady and purposeful. The anger, confusion, and disorder around us are real — but they are not meant to define our response.
We are not called to retreat.
We are not called to blend in.
We are called to shine.
Not from a distance…
But right in the middle of it.
If the world feels overwhelming right now, this devotional is a reminder: your presence is not accidental. You are placed where you are for a reason.
And your light may be exactly what someone nearby needs.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“That ye may be blameless and harmless, the sons of God… among whom ye shine as lights in the world.” — Philippians 2:15
Chaos has a way of demanding our attention.
Noise.
Conflict.
Confusion.
Disorder.
It is easy to feel overwhelmed by it all — and even easier to lose focus in the middle of it.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Philippians 2:15 and the calling to shine as lights in the world — not in calm conditions, but in the midst of a crooked and broken world.
The assignment does not change because the environment is chaotic.
Just as a responder on a scene must stay focused despite the noise around them, believers are called to remain steady and purposeful. The anger, confusion, and disorder around us are real — but they are not meant to define our response.
We are not called to retreat.
We are not called to blend in.
We are called to shine.
Not from a distance…
But right in the middle of it.
If the world feels overwhelming right now, this devotional is a reminder: your presence is not accidental. You are placed where you are for a reason.
And your light may be exactly what someone nearby needs.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Beware that thou forget not the LORD thy God…” — Deuteronomy 8:11
We often remember the hard seasons.
Moments of struggle…
Times of need…
Seasons that drove us to depend on God more deeply.
Those experiences leave a mark. They remind us how much we need Him.
But there is another kind of season that can quietly shape us just as much — the season when things are going well.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on God’s warning in Deuteronomy 8. As His people prepared to enter a land of blessing, abundance, and stability, He gave them a surprising caution: “Beware… lest you forget the LORD your God.”
Forgetting God is rarely intentional.
It is usually gradual.
When life is difficult, we cling to Him.
But when life becomes comfortable, urgency can fade.
Prayer can become less frequent.
Dependence can quietly be replaced by routine.
Blessing is not the problem.
But it can become a distraction.
Not because it is wrong — but because it can lead us to rely on what we have instead of the One who provided it.
If life feels steady right now, this devotional is an invitation to pause and remember. The same God who met you in your lowest moments must remain central in your best ones.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Beware that thou forget not the LORD thy God…” — Deuteronomy 8:11
We often remember the hard seasons.
Moments of struggle…
Times of need…
Seasons that drove us to depend on God more deeply.
Those experiences leave a mark. They remind us how much we need Him.
But there is another kind of season that can quietly shape us just as much — the season when things are going well.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on God’s warning in Deuteronomy 8. As His people prepared to enter a land of blessing, abundance, and stability, He gave them a surprising caution: “Beware… lest you forget the LORD your God.”
Forgetting God is rarely intentional.
It is usually gradual.
When life is difficult, we cling to Him.
But when life becomes comfortable, urgency can fade.
Prayer can become less frequent.
Dependence can quietly be replaced by routine.
Blessing is not the problem.
But it can become a distraction.
Not because it is wrong — but because it can lead us to rely on what we have instead of the One who provided it.
If life feels steady right now, this devotional is an invitation to pause and remember. The same God who met you in your lowest moments must remain central in your best ones.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.” — 1 Peter 5:7
Why is it so hard to let go?
We hold on to things that stir our emotions — offenses, worries, anxieties, burdens. We replay conversations. We rehearse situations. We carry weight that was never meant to stay in our hands.
And if we are honest, sometimes holding on feels easier than releasing.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Peter’s instruction in 1 Peter 5:7: “Casting all your care upon him.” Not setting it down temporarily. Not revisiting it later. But casting it — with intention and release.
The cares we carry — anxiety, distraction, emotional weight — are not things we were designed to handle alone. Yet we carry them into our days, into our thoughts, even into our rest, and wonder why we feel so worn down.
But this verse is not just about relief. It is about relationship.
“For he careth for you.”
God is not distant. He is not waiting for you to figure it out. He is personally invested in what concerns you.
The question is not whether God can handle what you are carrying.
The question is whether you are willing to let it go.
Holding on does not protect us.
It does not heal us.
It does not strengthen us.
It only keeps our hands too full to receive what God has for us next.
If you are carrying something heavy today, this devotional is an invitation to release it — completely, intentionally — into the hands of the One who truly cares.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.” — 1 Peter 5:7
Why is it so hard to let go?
We hold on to things that stir our emotions — offenses, worries, anxieties, burdens. We replay conversations. We rehearse situations. We carry weight that was never meant to stay in our hands.
And if we are honest, sometimes holding on feels easier than releasing.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Peter’s instruction in 1 Peter 5:7: “Casting all your care upon him.” Not setting it down temporarily. Not revisiting it later. But casting it — with intention and release.
The cares we carry — anxiety, distraction, emotional weight — are not things we were designed to handle alone. Yet we carry them into our days, into our thoughts, even into our rest, and wonder why we feel so worn down.
But this verse is not just about relief. It is about relationship.
“For he careth for you.”
God is not distant. He is not waiting for you to figure it out. He is personally invested in what concerns you.
The question is not whether God can handle what you are carrying.
The question is whether you are willing to let it go.
Holding on does not protect us.
It does not heal us.
It does not strengthen us.
It only keeps our hands too full to receive what God has for us next.
If you are carrying something heavy today, this devotional is an invitation to release it — completely, intentionally — into the hands of the One who truly cares.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“And why call ye me, Lord, Lord, and do not the things which I say?” — Luke 6:46
Some things in life become automatic.
Driving. Daily routines. Tasks we’ve done so many times that they require little thought or attention. What once demanded focus eventually becomes second nature.
The same can happen in our spiritual lives.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Jesus’ question in Luke 6:46 and the danger of letting faith drift into routine. It is possible to pray without thinking, read Scripture without reflecting, and participate in spiritual activity while our hearts are only partially engaged.
The habits remain.
But the attention fades.
This is the subtle danger of mechanical faith.
Jesus is not concerned with activity alone. He is concerned with the condition of the heart. It is possible to say the right things and do the right things while being disconnected where it matters most.
Faith was never meant to run on autopilot.
God invites us into something deeper — a relationship marked by attention, response, and sincerity. Not just repetition, but engagement. Not just routine, but connection.
If your walk with God has begun to feel familiar but distant, this devotional is an invitation to pause. To slow down. To listen. And to engage again.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
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]]>“And why call ye me, Lord, Lord, and do not the things which I say?” — Luke 6:46
Some things in life become automatic.
Driving. Daily routines. Tasks we’ve done so many times that they require little thought or attention. What once demanded focus eventually becomes second nature.
The same can happen in our spiritual lives.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Jesus’ question in Luke 6:46 and the danger of letting faith drift into routine. It is possible to pray without thinking, read Scripture without reflecting, and participate in spiritual activity while our hearts are only partially engaged.
The habits remain.
But the attention fades.
This is the subtle danger of mechanical faith.
Jesus is not concerned with activity alone. He is concerned with the condition of the heart. It is possible to say the right things and do the right things while being disconnected where it matters most.
Faith was never meant to run on autopilot.
God invites us into something deeper — a relationship marked by attention, response, and sincerity. Not just repetition, but engagement. Not just routine, but connection.
If your walk with God has begun to feel familiar but distant, this devotional is an invitation to pause. To slow down. To listen. And to engage again.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
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Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be salted?” — Matthew 5:13
What does it mean to truly make a difference?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Jesus’ words in Matthew 5:13 and His description of believers as the salt of the earth.
Salt is not flashy.
It is not loud.
It is not meant to draw attention to itself.
But its influence is undeniable.
It preserves what would decay.
It brings out what would otherwise go unnoticed.
It changes everything it touches simply by being what it was created to be.
And yet Jesus gives a sobering warning: salt can lose its savour. It can become ineffective.
It is possible to carry the name of Christ…
To show up in the right places…
To say the right things…
And still no longer have any real influence.
When our lives blend in completely with the culture…
When our presence changes nothing…
When our absence would go unnoticed…
Something has been lost.
This devotional is a call to examine not just whether we once made a difference — but whether we still are.
The influence of a life rooted in Christ does not fade with time. But it does require intentionality. It requires staying close to God and being willing to live differently in a world that encourages us to blend in.
You were placed where you are for a reason.
The question is not whether you can make a difference…
It is whether you are.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
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https://anotherwell.org
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Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be salted?” — Matthew 5:13
What does it mean to truly make a difference?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Jesus’ words in Matthew 5:13 and His description of believers as the salt of the earth.
Salt is not flashy.
It is not loud.
It is not meant to draw attention to itself.
But its influence is undeniable.
It preserves what would decay.
It brings out what would otherwise go unnoticed.
It changes everything it touches simply by being what it was created to be.
And yet Jesus gives a sobering warning: salt can lose its savour. It can become ineffective.
It is possible to carry the name of Christ…
To show up in the right places…
To say the right things…
And still no longer have any real influence.
When our lives blend in completely with the culture…
When our presence changes nothing…
When our absence would go unnoticed…
Something has been lost.
This devotional is a call to examine not just whether we once made a difference — but whether we still are.
The influence of a life rooted in Christ does not fade with time. But it does require intentionality. It requires staying close to God and being willing to live differently in a world that encourages us to blend in.
You were placed where you are for a reason.
The question is not whether you can make a difference…
It is whether you are.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“The steps of a good man are ordered by the LORD: and he delighteth in his way.” — Psalm 37:23
Life does not always follow the path we expect.
Plans are made. Goals are set. We map out what we believe the future should look like. And then something changes. A door closes. A new opportunity appears. The direction shifts.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Psalm 37:23 and the truth that God orders not just our destination, but our steps.
Sometimes what feels like a detour is actually direction.
What we thought was a temporary shift…
What we assumed was off track…
May actually be the very path God intended all along.
It is easy to trust God when the path is clear. But when plans change and outcomes differ from what we expected, we can begin to wonder if we have missed something.
But God does not lose track of us.
He is not adjusting His plan because ours did not work out. He knows the steps before we take them. The unexpected turns, the closed doors, the new directions — none of it is random in His hands.
If life looks different than you thought it would, this devotional is a reminder that God is still leading. And sometimes, the detour is not a distraction — it is the direction.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“The steps of a good man are ordered by the LORD: and he delighteth in his way.” — Psalm 37:23
Life does not always follow the path we expect.
Plans are made. Goals are set. We map out what we believe the future should look like. And then something changes. A door closes. A new opportunity appears. The direction shifts.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Psalm 37:23 and the truth that God orders not just our destination, but our steps.
Sometimes what feels like a detour is actually direction.
What we thought was a temporary shift…
What we assumed was off track…
May actually be the very path God intended all along.
It is easy to trust God when the path is clear. But when plans change and outcomes differ from what we expected, we can begin to wonder if we have missed something.
But God does not lose track of us.
He is not adjusting His plan because ours did not work out. He knows the steps before we take them. The unexpected turns, the closed doors, the new directions — none of it is random in His hands.
If life looks different than you thought it would, this devotional is a reminder that God is still leading. And sometimes, the detour is not a distraction — it is the direction.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.” — Matthew 5:16
We do not always know who is watching.
Sometimes we assume the ordinary moments of life go unnoticed. The way we respond under pressure. The way we treat others. The way we carry ourselves when no one seems to be paying attention.
But often, more people are watching than we realize.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Jesus’ words in Matthew 5:16 and what it truly means to let our light shine. This is not a call to perform or to behave differently when the right audience is present. It is a call to live with consistent, genuine faith.
When faith is real, it shows.
Not because we are trying to be seen…
But because what is inside naturally becomes visible.
The people around us notice more than we think. In everyday moments — at work, at home, in passing interactions — our lives can quietly point others toward God.
And often, we do not even realize it is happening.
If we only live differently when we know someone is watching, that is performance. But a life rooted in Christ will shine consistently, even in the unnoticed moments.
If you are walking through an ordinary day today, this devotional is a reminder: it matters. You may not know who is watching, but your life can still point them toward God.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.” — Matthew 5:16
We do not always know who is watching.
Sometimes we assume the ordinary moments of life go unnoticed. The way we respond under pressure. The way we treat others. The way we carry ourselves when no one seems to be paying attention.
But often, more people are watching than we realize.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Jesus’ words in Matthew 5:16 and what it truly means to let our light shine. This is not a call to perform or to behave differently when the right audience is present. It is a call to live with consistent, genuine faith.
When faith is real, it shows.
Not because we are trying to be seen…
But because what is inside naturally becomes visible.
The people around us notice more than we think. In everyday moments — at work, at home, in passing interactions — our lives can quietly point others toward God.
And often, we do not even realize it is happening.
If we only live differently when we know someone is watching, that is performance. But a life rooted in Christ will shine consistently, even in the unnoticed moments.
If you are walking through an ordinary day today, this devotional is a reminder: it matters. You may not know who is watching, but your life can still point them toward God.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay.” — Matthew 28:6
There is a difference between hearing a promise… and seeing it fulfilled.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on the resurrection of Jesus and the powerful phrase spoken by the angel at the tomb: “as He said.”
The women who came to the tomb that morning had heard Jesus speak about His resurrection. They had been given the promise. But between the promise and its fulfillment stood a cross, a burial, and days of silence that must have felt long and uncertain.
Then everything changed.
The stone was rolled away.
The tomb was empty.
And the promise became reality.
As He said.
These two words remind us that nothing about the resurrection was accidental. It was not a last-minute rescue or an unexpected outcome. It was the plan all along — spoken clearly, fulfilled completely.
And every promise God has made carries that same assurance.
The promise of forgiveness…
The promise of peace…
The promise that He will never leave us…
All of it will be fulfilled — exactly as He said.
Because the tomb is empty, we can trust every word He has spoken. The resurrection is not just something we celebrate — it is the foundation for everything we believe.
If you are waiting on something God has promised, this devotional is a reminder: the space between promise and fulfillment does not mean it has been forgotten.
He is risen.
Exactly as He said.
And every promise still stands.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay.” — Matthew 28:6
There is a difference between hearing a promise… and seeing it fulfilled.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on the resurrection of Jesus and the powerful phrase spoken by the angel at the tomb: “as He said.”
The women who came to the tomb that morning had heard Jesus speak about His resurrection. They had been given the promise. But between the promise and its fulfillment stood a cross, a burial, and days of silence that must have felt long and uncertain.
Then everything changed.
The stone was rolled away.
The tomb was empty.
And the promise became reality.
As He said.
These two words remind us that nothing about the resurrection was accidental. It was not a last-minute rescue or an unexpected outcome. It was the plan all along — spoken clearly, fulfilled completely.
And every promise God has made carries that same assurance.
The promise of forgiveness…
The promise of peace…
The promise that He will never leave us…
All of it will be fulfilled — exactly as He said.
Because the tomb is empty, we can trust every word He has spoken. The resurrection is not just something we celebrate — it is the foundation for everything we believe.
If you are waiting on something God has promised, this devotional is a reminder: the space between promise and fulfillment does not mean it has been forgotten.
He is risen.
Exactly as He said.
And every promise still stands.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“O give thanks unto the LORD; for he is good: for his mercy endureth for ever.” — Psalm 136:1
There are moments in life when we are painfully aware of our failures.
Things we have said.
Choices we have made.
Moments we wish we could take back.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Psalm 136 and the steady, unchanging truth repeated throughout the chapter: “His mercy endureth for ever.”
God’s goodness is not like the world’s version of good.
It is not conditional.
It is not temporary.
It does not fade when we fall short.
Psalm 136 reminds us that God’s mercy does not run out. It does not diminish after repeated failures. It does not expire when we return again and again. His mercy endures — not because we have earned it, but because it is rooted in who He is.
We live in a world that keeps score. Our failures can feel defining. But Scripture tells a different story.
God is not surprised by your past.
He is not limited by your failures.
And His goodness has not changed.
This is not a license to continue in sin — it is an invitation to stop hiding and return to the One whose mercy has never wavered.
If you are carrying the weight of past mistakes today, this devotional is a reminder: God is still good. And His mercy still endures.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“O give thanks unto the LORD; for he is good: for his mercy endureth for ever.” — Psalm 136:1
There are moments in life when we are painfully aware of our failures.
Things we have said.
Choices we have made.
Moments we wish we could take back.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Psalm 136 and the steady, unchanging truth repeated throughout the chapter: “His mercy endureth for ever.”
God’s goodness is not like the world’s version of good.
It is not conditional.
It is not temporary.
It does not fade when we fall short.
Psalm 136 reminds us that God’s mercy does not run out. It does not diminish after repeated failures. It does not expire when we return again and again. His mercy endures — not because we have earned it, but because it is rooted in who He is.
We live in a world that keeps score. Our failures can feel defining. But Scripture tells a different story.
God is not surprised by your past.
He is not limited by your failures.
And His goodness has not changed.
This is not a license to continue in sin — it is an invitation to stop hiding and return to the One whose mercy has never wavered.
If you are carrying the weight of past mistakes today, this devotional is a reminder: God is still good. And His mercy still endures.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Why art thou cast down, O my soul? and why art thou disquieted in me? hope thou in God: for I shall yet praise him for the help of his countenance.” — Psalm 42:5
Sometimes the hardest words to say are the simplest ones:
“I’m not fine.”
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Psalm 42 and the honesty of the psalmist. This is not a cheerful song. It is the voice of someone who is cast down, unsettled, and struggling to make sense of what they are feeling.
And yet, instead of pretending, the psalmist does something powerful — he speaks honestly about where he is.
There is no performance.
No polished response.
Just truth.
But he does not stop there.
In the middle of his struggle, he gently redirects his soul: “Hope thou in God.” Not denying the pain, but refusing to let it have the final word.
This devotional reminds us that we do not have to pretend before God. He already knows. And He meets us not in perfection, but in honesty.
If you are walking through a difficult season — emotionally, physically, or spiritually — this is an invitation to bring your real condition before God and trust that He is still present, still listening, and still leading.
The praise may feel far away.
But it will come again.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Why art thou cast down, O my soul? and why art thou disquieted in me? hope thou in God: for I shall yet praise him for the help of his countenance.” — Psalm 42:5
Sometimes the hardest words to say are the simplest ones:
“I’m not fine.”
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Psalm 42 and the honesty of the psalmist. This is not a cheerful song. It is the voice of someone who is cast down, unsettled, and struggling to make sense of what they are feeling.
And yet, instead of pretending, the psalmist does something powerful — he speaks honestly about where he is.
There is no performance.
No polished response.
Just truth.
But he does not stop there.
In the middle of his struggle, he gently redirects his soul: “Hope thou in God.” Not denying the pain, but refusing to let it have the final word.
This devotional reminds us that we do not have to pretend before God. He already knows. And He meets us not in perfection, but in honesty.
If you are walking through a difficult season — emotionally, physically, or spiritually — this is an invitation to bring your real condition before God and trust that He is still present, still listening, and still leading.
The praise may feel far away.
But it will come again.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“And the angel of the LORD came again the second time, and touched him, and said, Arise and eat; because the journey is too great for thee.” — 1 Kings 19:7
There are moments when the weight of life feels heavier than we want to admit.
Responsibilities stack up.
Energy runs low.
And the quiet realization begins to surface: this is more than I can carry on my own.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Elijah’s moment of exhaustion in 1 Kings 19. After a great victory, he found himself overwhelmed, discouraged, and worn down. The journey had simply become too much.
And God did not rebuke him.
He did not tell him to push harder or try again. Instead, God met him in his weakness. He provided rest. He gave nourishment. And then He gently called him to rise, reminding him, “the journey is too great for thee.”
This is not a criticism — it is a truth.
We were never meant to carry everything alone.
God does not expect us to sustain ourselves by our own strength. He meets us in our limitations and provides what we need for the next step — not always the whole path, but enough to keep moving forward.
If you feel overwhelmed today — physically, emotionally, or spiritually — this devotional is a reminder that you are not alone, and you are not expected to carry it all.
The journey may be too great for you.
But it is not too great for Him.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
]]>“And the angel of the LORD came again the second time, and touched him, and said, Arise and eat; because the journey is too great for thee.” — 1 Kings 19:7
There are moments when the weight of life feels heavier than we want to admit.
Responsibilities stack up.
Energy runs low.
And the quiet realization begins to surface: this is more than I can carry on my own.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Elijah’s moment of exhaustion in 1 Kings 19. After a great victory, he found himself overwhelmed, discouraged, and worn down. The journey had simply become too much.
And God did not rebuke him.
He did not tell him to push harder or try again. Instead, God met him in his weakness. He provided rest. He gave nourishment. And then He gently called him to rise, reminding him, “the journey is too great for thee.”
This is not a criticism — it is a truth.
We were never meant to carry everything alone.
God does not expect us to sustain ourselves by our own strength. He meets us in our limitations and provides what we need for the next step — not always the whole path, but enough to keep moving forward.
If you feel overwhelmed today — physically, emotionally, or spiritually — this devotional is a reminder that you are not alone, and you are not expected to carry it all.
The journey may be too great for you.
But it is not too great for Him.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
]]>“Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.” — Matthew 7:21
Not everything on the outside is what it seems.
Sometimes what looks polished, put together, and convincing on the surface tells a very different story underneath.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on one of the most sobering warnings from Jesus in Matthew 7. He speaks of people who called Him Lord, who did impressive things in His name, and who appeared to have genuine faith.
But He says something unexpected: “I never knew you.”
From the outside, everything looked right.
The language was right.
The actions were visible.
But underneath, something was missing.
This devotional challenges us to consider the difference between appearing faithful and actually knowing Christ. It is possible to wear the “jacket” of faith — to say the right things and show up in the right places — while the deeper reality of our lives tells a different story.
God is not looking for a performance.
He is looking for a relationship.
This is not a call to perfection, but to authenticity. Not to manage an impression, but to pursue transformation from the inside out.
If your faith has felt more external than internal, this devotional is a reminder that God sees beyond appearances — and invites you to come to Him as you are.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
]]>“Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.” — Matthew 7:21
Not everything on the outside is what it seems.
Sometimes what looks polished, put together, and convincing on the surface tells a very different story underneath.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on one of the most sobering warnings from Jesus in Matthew 7. He speaks of people who called Him Lord, who did impressive things in His name, and who appeared to have genuine faith.
But He says something unexpected: “I never knew you.”
From the outside, everything looked right.
The language was right.
The actions were visible.
But underneath, something was missing.
This devotional challenges us to consider the difference between appearing faithful and actually knowing Christ. It is possible to wear the “jacket” of faith — to say the right things and show up in the right places — while the deeper reality of our lives tells a different story.
God is not looking for a performance.
He is looking for a relationship.
This is not a call to perfection, but to authenticity. Not to manage an impression, but to pursue transformation from the inside out.
If your faith has felt more external than internal, this devotional is a reminder that God sees beyond appearances — and invites you to come to Him as you are.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
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Until next time — God bless.
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]]>“And he arose, and came to his father. But when he was yet a great way off, his father saw him…” — Luke 15:20
There are moments when we delay what we know we need to do.
An apology. A conversation. A step we’ve been putting off.
Sometimes it’s not because we don’t know — it’s because we’re avoiding what it might feel like when we finally face it.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on the story of the prodigal son and one of its most powerful details: “when he was yet a great way off, his father saw him.”
The son had not arrived.
He had not spoken a word.
He was still far away.
And yet the father was already watching.
Not waiting to confront.
Not preparing a speech.
But looking — with the kind of attention that only love produces.
And when he saw him… he ran.
This is the heart of the Gospel. God is not standing at a distance waiting for you to get everything right before you come back. He sees you now — even in the middle of the road you are on.
And His response is not hesitation. It is pursuit.
If you feel far from God today, this devotional is a reminder: you do not have to close the entire distance. Take the next step. He is already moving toward you.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
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Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“And he arose, and came to his father. But when he was yet a great way off, his father saw him…” — Luke 15:20
There are moments when we delay what we know we need to do.
An apology. A conversation. A step we’ve been putting off.
Sometimes it’s not because we don’t know — it’s because we’re avoiding what it might feel like when we finally face it.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on the story of the prodigal son and one of its most powerful details: “when he was yet a great way off, his father saw him.”
The son had not arrived.
He had not spoken a word.
He was still far away.
And yet the father was already watching.
Not waiting to confront.
Not preparing a speech.
But looking — with the kind of attention that only love produces.
And when he saw him… he ran.
This is the heart of the Gospel. God is not standing at a distance waiting for you to get everything right before you come back. He sees you now — even in the middle of the road you are on.
And His response is not hesitation. It is pursuit.
If you feel far from God today, this devotional is a reminder: you do not have to close the entire distance. Take the next step. He is already moving toward you.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“I know thy works, that thou art neither cold nor hot: I would thou wert cold or hot.” — Revelation 3:15
Comfort is something we naturally seek.
A comfortable routine. A steady rhythm. A sense of ease in life. And in many ways, comfort is a gift.
But comfort in the wrong place can become dangerous.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Jesus’ words to the church at Laodicea in Revelation 3. They were not openly rebellious. They had not abandoned their faith. They were simply… comfortable. Settled. Going through the motions without urgency or passion.
And Jesus said that was not enough.
Lukewarm faith can be deceptive. It feels safe. It feels stable. But it can quietly dull our awareness and distance our hearts from God.
Like someone unaware of danger because they are at ease, we can drift without noticing. Comfort can replace conviction. Familiarity can replace closeness.
This devotional is not a message of condemnation — it is a call to wake up. God is not looking for perfection, but He is looking for passion.
Even a small, genuine fire is better than a comfortable indifference.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
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Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“I know thy works, that thou art neither cold nor hot: I would thou wert cold or hot.” — Revelation 3:15
Comfort is something we naturally seek.
A comfortable routine. A steady rhythm. A sense of ease in life. And in many ways, comfort is a gift.
But comfort in the wrong place can become dangerous.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Jesus’ words to the church at Laodicea in Revelation 3. They were not openly rebellious. They had not abandoned their faith. They were simply… comfortable. Settled. Going through the motions without urgency or passion.
And Jesus said that was not enough.
Lukewarm faith can be deceptive. It feels safe. It feels stable. But it can quietly dull our awareness and distance our hearts from God.
Like someone unaware of danger because they are at ease, we can drift without noticing. Comfort can replace conviction. Familiarity can replace closeness.
This devotional is not a message of condemnation — it is a call to wake up. God is not looking for perfection, but He is looking for passion.
Even a small, genuine fire is better than a comfortable indifference.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Nevertheless I have somewhat against thee, because thou hast left thy first love.” — Revelation 2:4
It is possible to do the right things for the wrong reasons.
There are seasons in life when we eagerly pursue something—a goal, a milestone, or an opportunity we have long anticipated. Our hearts are fully engaged. But over time, repetition can quietly replace passion. What once felt meaningful can begin to feel routine.
The same can happen in our spiritual lives.
In Revelation 2, Jesus speaks to the church at Ephesus. He commends their hard work, their endurance through difficulty, and their commitment to sound doctrine. From the outside, everything appeared strong.
Yet Jesus says something striking: “I have somewhat against thee, because thou hast left thy first love.”
They had not abandoned the work. They had not rejected the truth. But somewhere along the way, their affection for Christ had cooled.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on the subtle danger of serving faithfully while slowly drifting in affection. It is possible for the hands to remain busy while the heart grows distant.
Jesus does not call His people to simply do more. Instead, He calls them to remember, repent, and return—to rediscover the love that once shaped their devotion.
Christ desires more than activity. He desires our hearts.
Find more devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
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Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Nevertheless I have somewhat against thee, because thou hast left thy first love.” — Revelation 2:4
It is possible to do the right things for the wrong reasons.
There are seasons in life when we eagerly pursue something—a goal, a milestone, or an opportunity we have long anticipated. Our hearts are fully engaged. But over time, repetition can quietly replace passion. What once felt meaningful can begin to feel routine.
The same can happen in our spiritual lives.
In Revelation 2, Jesus speaks to the church at Ephesus. He commends their hard work, their endurance through difficulty, and their commitment to sound doctrine. From the outside, everything appeared strong.
Yet Jesus says something striking: “I have somewhat against thee, because thou hast left thy first love.”
They had not abandoned the work. They had not rejected the truth. But somewhere along the way, their affection for Christ had cooled.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on the subtle danger of serving faithfully while slowly drifting in affection. It is possible for the hands to remain busy while the heart grows distant.
Jesus does not call His people to simply do more. Instead, He calls them to remember, repent, and return—to rediscover the love that once shaped their devotion.
Christ desires more than activity. He desires our hearts.
Find more devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Love worketh no ill to his neighbour: therefore love is the fulfilling of the law.” — Romans 13:10
It does not take much for frustration to turn into hostility.
Sometimes it happens in dramatic moments—like two drivers arguing on the road. What begins as a minor inconvenience can quickly escalate into anger, aggression, and danger.
But the same pattern can appear in quieter ways. A careless comment. A misunderstanding. A moment of impatience. In those moments, it can feel natural to respond in kind—to match tone for tone, irritation for irritation.
Yet Scripture calls believers to something different.
In Romans 13:10, Paul reminds us that love does no harm to a neighbor. Love does not retaliate. It does not escalate conflict. Instead, love seeks restraint over revenge and patience over pride.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on what it means to respond with love in a world that often reacts with anger. Love is not passive or weak—it is a deliberate choice to act in ways that honor God and protect others from harm.
Where love governs our responses, hostility loses its power.
If you find yourself facing frustration, conflict, or offense today, this devotional invites you to pause and consider whether your response reflects reaction—or Christlike love.
Find more devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Love worketh no ill to his neighbour: therefore love is the fulfilling of the law.” — Romans 13:10
It does not take much for frustration to turn into hostility.
Sometimes it happens in dramatic moments—like two drivers arguing on the road. What begins as a minor inconvenience can quickly escalate into anger, aggression, and danger.
But the same pattern can appear in quieter ways. A careless comment. A misunderstanding. A moment of impatience. In those moments, it can feel natural to respond in kind—to match tone for tone, irritation for irritation.
Yet Scripture calls believers to something different.
In Romans 13:10, Paul reminds us that love does no harm to a neighbor. Love does not retaliate. It does not escalate conflict. Instead, love seeks restraint over revenge and patience over pride.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on what it means to respond with love in a world that often reacts with anger. Love is not passive or weak—it is a deliberate choice to act in ways that honor God and protect others from harm.
Where love governs our responses, hostility loses its power.
If you find yourself facing frustration, conflict, or offense today, this devotional invites you to pause and consider whether your response reflects reaction—or Christlike love.
Find more devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Blessed be the Lord God of our fathers, which hath put such a thing as this in the king’s heart, to beautify the house of the Lord which is in Jerusalem.” — Ezra 7:27
Have you ever wondered what was going through the mind of a leader?
There are moments when decisions made by those in authority feel confusing or difficult to understand. We may wish we could see behind the curtain of decision-making. We want clarity, explanations, and reassurance that things are being handled wisely.
But Scripture reminds us of something greater than human leadership.
In Ezra 7, a Persian king made a decision that allowed the rebuilding and beautifying of the house of the Lord. Ezra did not credit clever persuasion or political maneuvering. Instead, he gave praise to God, recognizing that the Lord had placed this decision in the king’s heart.
This reminds us of a powerful truth: while leadership operates on human levels, authority ultimately rests under God’s sovereignty. He is able to move hearts, guide decisions, and accomplish His purposes—even through people who may not recognize Him.
There will always be decisions we do not fully understand. But our confidence does not rest in human authority. It rests in the God who rules over it.
If you find yourself frustrated or uncertain about leadership today, remember Ezra’s response: he blessed the Lord. He saw beyond the human decision to the divine hand at work.
God is not limited by who sits in positions of authority. He is able to direct hearts according to His will.
Find more devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Blessed be the Lord God of our fathers, which hath put such a thing as this in the king’s heart, to beautify the house of the Lord which is in Jerusalem.” — Ezra 7:27
Have you ever wondered what was going through the mind of a leader?
There are moments when decisions made by those in authority feel confusing or difficult to understand. We may wish we could see behind the curtain of decision-making. We want clarity, explanations, and reassurance that things are being handled wisely.
But Scripture reminds us of something greater than human leadership.
In Ezra 7, a Persian king made a decision that allowed the rebuilding and beautifying of the house of the Lord. Ezra did not credit clever persuasion or political maneuvering. Instead, he gave praise to God, recognizing that the Lord had placed this decision in the king’s heart.
This reminds us of a powerful truth: while leadership operates on human levels, authority ultimately rests under God’s sovereignty. He is able to move hearts, guide decisions, and accomplish His purposes—even through people who may not recognize Him.
There will always be decisions we do not fully understand. But our confidence does not rest in human authority. It rests in the God who rules over it.
If you find yourself frustrated or uncertain about leadership today, remember Ezra’s response: he blessed the Lord. He saw beyond the human decision to the divine hand at work.
God is not limited by who sits in positions of authority. He is able to direct hearts according to His will.
Find more devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“For this God is our God for ever and ever: He will be our guide even unto death.” — Psalm 48:14
Very few things in life last forever.
Cars break down. Homes need repairs. Jobs change. People grow older. Even the strongest things in this world eventually wear out. The longer we live, the more we realize how temporary so much of life can feel.
But Psalm 48 reminds us of something that stops us in our tracks: God is not like the things around us.
He does not wear out.
He does not fade.
He does not change.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on the steady truth that the same God who guided His people throughout history is still present and active today. What He was yesterday, He remains today — faithful, present, and leading.
And the promise becomes even more personal: “He will be our guide even unto death.” Not only in easy seasons, but through uncertainty, loss, and every step of life’s journey.
If life feels unsettled right now, this devotional is a reminder that while circumstances change, the One who guides us does not.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“For this God is our God for ever and ever: He will be our guide even unto death.” — Psalm 48:14
Very few things in life last forever.
Cars break down. Homes need repairs. Jobs change. People grow older. Even the strongest things in this world eventually wear out. The longer we live, the more we realize how temporary so much of life can feel.
But Psalm 48 reminds us of something that stops us in our tracks: God is not like the things around us.
He does not wear out.
He does not fade.
He does not change.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on the steady truth that the same God who guided His people throughout history is still present and active today. What He was yesterday, He remains today — faithful, present, and leading.
And the promise becomes even more personal: “He will be our guide even unto death.” Not only in easy seasons, but through uncertainty, loss, and every step of life’s journey.
If life feels unsettled right now, this devotional is a reminder that while circumstances change, the One who guides us does not.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Remember Lot’s wife.” — Luke 17:32
Some things in life are easily forgotten. Others stay with us for years.
In Luke 17:32, Jesus gives one of the shortest commands in all of Scripture: “Remember Lot’s wife.” Just three words — yet behind them is a powerful warning.
Lot and his family were being rescued from a city under judgment. They were told clearly not to look back. But as they fled, Lot’s wife turned to look behind her — and in that moment, everything changed.
Her glance backward revealed something deeper than curiosity. It revealed where her heart still lingered.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on why Jesus tells us to remember this moment. Following Christ requires forward movement. Yet sometimes we leave something behind physically while our hearts still long for it.
Looking back with longing can stall our growth and divide our devotion.
If there is something in your past that still pulls at your heart — a habit, a season, a relationship, or a mindset God has already called you away from — this devotional is a gentle reminder that God’s direction is always guided by His mercy.
When He calls us forward, it is for our good.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Remember Lot’s wife.” — Luke 17:32
Some things in life are easily forgotten. Others stay with us for years.
In Luke 17:32, Jesus gives one of the shortest commands in all of Scripture: “Remember Lot’s wife.” Just three words — yet behind them is a powerful warning.
Lot and his family were being rescued from a city under judgment. They were told clearly not to look back. But as they fled, Lot’s wife turned to look behind her — and in that moment, everything changed.
Her glance backward revealed something deeper than curiosity. It revealed where her heart still lingered.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on why Jesus tells us to remember this moment. Following Christ requires forward movement. Yet sometimes we leave something behind physically while our hearts still long for it.
Looking back with longing can stall our growth and divide our devotion.
If there is something in your past that still pulls at your heart — a habit, a season, a relationship, or a mindset God has already called you away from — this devotional is a gentle reminder that God’s direction is always guided by His mercy.
When He calls us forward, it is for our good.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” — James 4:7
Every day we make choices.
What we allow into our minds.
What influences we entertain.
How we respond to situations placed before us.
Some decisions feel small. Others feel weighty. Yet all of them quietly shape the direction of our lives.
In James 4:7, we are given a simple but powerful instruction: “Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” The order matters.
Victory over temptation does not begin with resisting the devil. It begins with submitting to God. Submission is not weakness — it is alignment. It is the daily choice to place ourselves under God’s authority and trust His wisdom above our own desires.
When we live in surrender to God, we receive strength to resist what would pull us away from Him.
Resisting temptation is often quiet and deliberate. It may look like choosing integrity over compromise, truth over deception, or patience over anger. And James gives us a promise: when we resist, the enemy flees.
If you feel the pull of temptation or the weight of repeated struggle today, remember that the Christian life is not lived in our own strength. It is lived in dependence on God’s grace.
Submission places us under His protection and within His strength.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” — James 4:7
Every day we make choices.
What we allow into our minds.
What influences we entertain.
How we respond to situations placed before us.
Some decisions feel small. Others feel weighty. Yet all of them quietly shape the direction of our lives.
In James 4:7, we are given a simple but powerful instruction: “Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” The order matters.
Victory over temptation does not begin with resisting the devil. It begins with submitting to God. Submission is not weakness — it is alignment. It is the daily choice to place ourselves under God’s authority and trust His wisdom above our own desires.
When we live in surrender to God, we receive strength to resist what would pull us away from Him.
Resisting temptation is often quiet and deliberate. It may look like choosing integrity over compromise, truth over deception, or patience over anger. And James gives us a promise: when we resist, the enemy flees.
If you feel the pull of temptation or the weight of repeated struggle today, remember that the Christian life is not lived in our own strength. It is lived in dependence on God’s grace.
Submission places us under His protection and within His strength.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“So the shipmaster came to him, and said unto him, What meanest thou, O sleeper? arise, call upon thy God, if so be that God will think upon us, that we perish not.” — Jonah 1:6
How could Jonah sleep in the middle of a violent storm?
The ship was being tossed by waves. Sailors were terrified. Cargo was being thrown overboard. Yet Jonah was asleep below deck.
It seems impossible.
And yet spiritually, many of us understand exactly how it happens.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Jonah 1:6 and the powerful question the shipmaster asked: “What meanest thou, O sleeper?” Storms often reveal what we have been ignoring. Conviction. Spiritual drift. Delayed obedience. Moments when we avoid prayer or remain disengaged from what God is calling us to do.
Sometimes the storm is not only around us — it is meant to wake us up.
But the call to “arise” is not just a warning. It is also an invitation to hope. It is never too late to turn back to God. His mercy is not withheld from those who call upon Him, even in the middle of the storm.
If you feel the weight of a storm in your life today, this devotional reminds us that the first response should not be avoidance — it should be calling upon the Lord.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
]]>“So the shipmaster came to him, and said unto him, What meanest thou, O sleeper? arise, call upon thy God, if so be that God will think upon us, that we perish not.” — Jonah 1:6
How could Jonah sleep in the middle of a violent storm?
The ship was being tossed by waves. Sailors were terrified. Cargo was being thrown overboard. Yet Jonah was asleep below deck.
It seems impossible.
And yet spiritually, many of us understand exactly how it happens.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Jonah 1:6 and the powerful question the shipmaster asked: “What meanest thou, O sleeper?” Storms often reveal what we have been ignoring. Conviction. Spiritual drift. Delayed obedience. Moments when we avoid prayer or remain disengaged from what God is calling us to do.
Sometimes the storm is not only around us — it is meant to wake us up.
But the call to “arise” is not just a warning. It is also an invitation to hope. It is never too late to turn back to God. His mercy is not withheld from those who call upon Him, even in the middle of the storm.
If you feel the weight of a storm in your life today, this devotional reminds us that the first response should not be avoidance — it should be calling upon the Lord.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
]]>“The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom.” — Proverbs 9:10
Fear is something we all understand.
For some, it’s heights.
For others, speed.
Or maybe the discomfort of not being able to see what’s ahead.
Often, fear is tied to uncertainty — a lack of control or visibility.
But when Scripture speaks of “the fear of the Lord,” it is not describing panic or dread. It is describing reverence. A deep awareness of who God is — His holiness, authority, power, and wisdom.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore what it truly means to fear the Lord and why wisdom begins there. Reverence reminds us that God sees what we cannot see. That His ways are higher. That His understanding surpasses ours.
Wisdom begins when we stop assuming we know best.
It begins when we trust the One who does.
If you’re facing uncertainty or walking through a season where the path feels unclear, this devotional invites you to replace self-reliance with reverent trust.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom.” — Proverbs 9:10
Fear is something we all understand.
For some, it’s heights.
For others, speed.
Or maybe the discomfort of not being able to see what’s ahead.
Often, fear is tied to uncertainty — a lack of control or visibility.
But when Scripture speaks of “the fear of the Lord,” it is not describing panic or dread. It is describing reverence. A deep awareness of who God is — His holiness, authority, power, and wisdom.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore what it truly means to fear the Lord and why wisdom begins there. Reverence reminds us that God sees what we cannot see. That His ways are higher. That His understanding surpasses ours.
Wisdom begins when we stop assuming we know best.
It begins when we trust the One who does.
If you’re facing uncertainty or walking through a season where the path feels unclear, this devotional invites you to replace self-reliance with reverent trust.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“There was a man sent from God, whose name was John.” — John 1:6
Have you ever walked into a room and felt completely alone?
Surrounded by people…
Conversations already happening…
And then someone asks,
“Who are you here with?”
It’s a simple question. But it touches something deeper — belonging, identity, purpose.
In John 1:6, before we are told what John the Baptist did, we are told who he was and where he came from: he was a man sent from God.
John didn’t arrive by accident. He was sent with purpose.
And in many ways, the same is true for us.
The workplaces we enter.
The homes we live in.
The communities we move through.
None of it is random.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on what it means to be sent — not self-appointed, not alone, but placed by God in the spaces we occupy.
Even when we feel small in large rooms…
Unknown in crowded places…
Our presence is not insignificant.
We belong to Christ.
And we represent Him where we are.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“There was a man sent from God, whose name was John.” — John 1:6
Have you ever walked into a room and felt completely alone?
Surrounded by people…
Conversations already happening…
And then someone asks,
“Who are you here with?”
It’s a simple question. But it touches something deeper — belonging, identity, purpose.
In John 1:6, before we are told what John the Baptist did, we are told who he was and where he came from: he was a man sent from God.
John didn’t arrive by accident. He was sent with purpose.
And in many ways, the same is true for us.
The workplaces we enter.
The homes we live in.
The communities we move through.
None of it is random.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on what it means to be sent — not self-appointed, not alone, but placed by God in the spaces we occupy.
Even when we feel small in large rooms…
Unknown in crowded places…
Our presence is not insignificant.
We belong to Christ.
And we represent Him where we are.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“The beginning of the word of the LORD by Hosea. And the LORD said to Hosea, Go, take unto thee a wife of whoredoms… for the land hath committed great whoredom, departing from the LORD.” — Hosea 1:2
Sometimes God asks us to do things that do not make sense.
Not reckless things.
Not sinful things.
But uncomfortable things.
Costly things.
Steps that stretch us beyond our understanding.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Hosea’s calling — a command that would have seemed confusing, painful, and even humiliating. His obedience became more than personal faithfulness; it became a living picture of God’s steadfast love toward a wandering people.
Obedience is easy when it aligns with our plans.
It is harder when it costs us comfort, clarity, or reputation.
God does not always reveal the full plan before asking for trust. Sometimes He asks for the first step. Sometimes He asks for surrender before explanation.
If you are facing a decision, a calling, or a step that feels unclear or uncomfortable, this devotional reminds us that faithfulness is not measured by comfort — it is measured by trust.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“The beginning of the word of the LORD by Hosea. And the LORD said to Hosea, Go, take unto thee a wife of whoredoms… for the land hath committed great whoredom, departing from the LORD.” — Hosea 1:2
Sometimes God asks us to do things that do not make sense.
Not reckless things.
Not sinful things.
But uncomfortable things.
Costly things.
Steps that stretch us beyond our understanding.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Hosea’s calling — a command that would have seemed confusing, painful, and even humiliating. His obedience became more than personal faithfulness; it became a living picture of God’s steadfast love toward a wandering people.
Obedience is easy when it aligns with our plans.
It is harder when it costs us comfort, clarity, or reputation.
God does not always reveal the full plan before asking for trust. Sometimes He asks for the first step. Sometimes He asks for surrender before explanation.
If you are facing a decision, a calling, or a step that feels unclear or uncomfortable, this devotional reminds us that faithfulness is not measured by comfort — it is measured by trust.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“But godliness with contentment is great gain.” — 1 Timothy 6:6
Comparison rarely announces itself.
It begins quietly — noticing what someone else has. A new car. A renovated home. A promotion. A milestone. And before long, gratitude begins to fade and dissatisfaction begins to grow.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Paul’s reminder that true gain is not found in accumulation, but in godliness with contentment.
Contentment is not complacency.
It is not a lack of ambition.
It is trust — believing that what God has provided in this season is sufficient for this season.
When our peace is tied to circumstances, it rises and falls with what others have. But when it is rooted in Christ, it steadies us. We begin to recognize provision instead of pressure. Blessings instead of deficits.
If you’ve felt the subtle pull of comparison lately, this devotional is a gentle invitation back to contentment.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“But godliness with contentment is great gain.” — 1 Timothy 6:6
Comparison rarely announces itself.
It begins quietly — noticing what someone else has. A new car. A renovated home. A promotion. A milestone. And before long, gratitude begins to fade and dissatisfaction begins to grow.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Paul’s reminder that true gain is not found in accumulation, but in godliness with contentment.
Contentment is not complacency.
It is not a lack of ambition.
It is trust — believing that what God has provided in this season is sufficient for this season.
When our peace is tied to circumstances, it rises and falls with what others have. But when it is rooted in Christ, it steadies us. We begin to recognize provision instead of pressure. Blessings instead of deficits.
If you’ve felt the subtle pull of comparison lately, this devotional is a gentle invitation back to contentment.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“The LORD will perfect that which concerneth me: Thy mercy, O LORD, endureth for ever: forsake not the works of thine own hands.” — Psalm 138:8
Have you ever felt like you’re not making progress in your walk with God?
Like you should be further along by now?
Like growth feels slow… or even stalled?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Psalm 138:8 and the confidence David expresses in God’s ongoing work. Spiritual growth does not always feel dramatic. Sometimes it feels repetitive. Quiet. Gradual. But what God begins, He continues.
“The LORD will perfect that which concerneth me.”
This is not confidence in personal strength — it is confidence in God’s character.
If you feel unfinished, uncertain, or discouraged in your growth, this devotional is a reminder that God does not abandon His work halfway through. His mercy endures. His purpose remains. And what concerns you still concerns Him.
You are not forgotten.
You are not abandoned.
You are not finished.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“The LORD will perfect that which concerneth me: Thy mercy, O LORD, endureth for ever: forsake not the works of thine own hands.” — Psalm 138:8
Have you ever felt like you’re not making progress in your walk with God?
Like you should be further along by now?
Like growth feels slow… or even stalled?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Psalm 138:8 and the confidence David expresses in God’s ongoing work. Spiritual growth does not always feel dramatic. Sometimes it feels repetitive. Quiet. Gradual. But what God begins, He continues.
“The LORD will perfect that which concerneth me.”
This is not confidence in personal strength — it is confidence in God’s character.
If you feel unfinished, uncertain, or discouraged in your growth, this devotional is a reminder that God does not abandon His work halfway through. His mercy endures. His purpose remains. And what concerns you still concerns Him.
You are not forgotten.
You are not abandoned.
You are not finished.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Although the fig tree shall not blossom, neither shall fruit be in the vines… yet I will rejoice in the LORD, I will joy in the God of my salvation.” — Habakkuk 3:17–18
It’s possible to have everything — and feel like you have nothing.
And it’s possible to have nothing — and still overflow with gratitude.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore the difference between happiness and biblical joy. Happiness rises and falls with circumstances. Joy, however, is rooted in something deeper — the unchanging character of God.
Habakkuk didn’t ignore hardship. He named it plainly: failing crops, empty fields, vanished livestock. Real loss. Real instability. And yet he declared, “Yet I will rejoice in the LORD.”
Joy is not denial. It is confidence.
Not in outcomes — but in who God is.
If your “fig tree” isn’t blossoming right now… if plans have unraveled or expectations have shifted… this devotional reminds us that joy does not require perfect circumstances. It requires trust in the One who remains steady when everything else feels uncertain.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Although the fig tree shall not blossom, neither shall fruit be in the vines… yet I will rejoice in the LORD, I will joy in the God of my salvation.” — Habakkuk 3:17–18
It’s possible to have everything — and feel like you have nothing.
And it’s possible to have nothing — and still overflow with gratitude.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore the difference between happiness and biblical joy. Happiness rises and falls with circumstances. Joy, however, is rooted in something deeper — the unchanging character of God.
Habakkuk didn’t ignore hardship. He named it plainly: failing crops, empty fields, vanished livestock. Real loss. Real instability. And yet he declared, “Yet I will rejoice in the LORD.”
Joy is not denial. It is confidence.
Not in outcomes — but in who God is.
If your “fig tree” isn’t blossoming right now… if plans have unraveled or expectations have shifted… this devotional reminds us that joy does not require perfect circumstances. It requires trust in the One who remains steady when everything else feels uncertain.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“A man’s heart deviseth his way: but the LORD directeth his steps.” — Proverbs 16:9
Most of us like control more than we admit.
There’s something reassuring about being in the driver’s seat — setting the direction, managing the risks, anticipating the outcome. Planning isn’t wrong. Responsibility isn’t wrong. But sometimes our confidence in our ability to manage life quietly replaces our trust in God’s direction.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Proverbs 16:9 and the tension between planning our way and trusting the Lord to direct our steps. When plans shift, outcomes change, or the road feels unfamiliar, we’re reminded that we were never meant to carry the full weight of control.
This isn’t a rebuke. It’s an invitation.
If you’re holding tightly to something today — a timeline, a decision, a desired outcome — this devotional is a gentle reminder that peace often comes not from gaining more control, but from placing deeper trust in the One who sees the whole path.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“A man’s heart deviseth his way: but the LORD directeth his steps.” — Proverbs 16:9
Most of us like control more than we admit.
There’s something reassuring about being in the driver’s seat — setting the direction, managing the risks, anticipating the outcome. Planning isn’t wrong. Responsibility isn’t wrong. But sometimes our confidence in our ability to manage life quietly replaces our trust in God’s direction.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we reflect on Proverbs 16:9 and the tension between planning our way and trusting the Lord to direct our steps. When plans shift, outcomes change, or the road feels unfamiliar, we’re reminded that we were never meant to carry the full weight of control.
This isn’t a rebuke. It’s an invitation.
If you’re holding tightly to something today — a timeline, a decision, a desired outcome — this devotional is a gentle reminder that peace often comes not from gaining more control, but from placing deeper trust in the One who sees the whole path.
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Digging Another Well so you can continue drawing from the well each week.
Until next time — God bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you…” — John 14:27
Peace is something we all long for — especially on hard days. But what if the peace Jesus offers isn’t like what the world promises?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we unpack what true biblical peace looks like: not the absence of struggle, but the presence of Christ. When life feels chaotic or overwhelming, His peace doesn’t depend on circumstances — it depends on His presence and our trust in Him.
If you’re craving calm but life feels loud, this devotional will help refocus your heart on the steady peace that only Christ can give.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find more devotionals and encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
Subscribe so you never miss a weekly reflection of hope and truth.
Until next time — God Bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you…” — John 14:27
Peace is something we all long for — especially on hard days. But what if the peace Jesus offers isn’t like what the world promises?
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we unpack what true biblical peace looks like: not the absence of struggle, but the presence of Christ. When life feels chaotic or overwhelming, His peace doesn’t depend on circumstances — it depends on His presence and our trust in Him.
If you’re craving calm but life feels loud, this devotional will help refocus your heart on the steady peace that only Christ can give.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find more devotionals and encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
Subscribe so you never miss a weekly reflection of hope and truth.
Until next time — God Bless.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Truly my soul waiteth upon God: from him cometh my salvation.”
Silence can feel unsettling.
When prayers seem unanswered and circumstances remain unchanged, it is easy to wonder if God is distant. But Psalm 62 reminds us that silence is not absence — it is an invitation to trust.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore what it means to wait upon God. Waiting is not passive resignation. It is active confidence. It is the quiet posture of a soul that believes God is present and working, even when He is not speaking in the way we expect.
Just as a wise leader sometimes steps back to allow growth, God often works in the quiet places of our lives — forming trust, strengthening faith, and refining our dependence on Him.
If you are in a season where heaven feels silent, this devotional is for you.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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]]>“Truly my soul waiteth upon God: from him cometh my salvation.”
Silence can feel unsettling.
When prayers seem unanswered and circumstances remain unchanged, it is easy to wonder if God is distant. But Psalm 62 reminds us that silence is not absence — it is an invitation to trust.
In this episode of Digging Another Well, we explore what it means to wait upon God. Waiting is not passive resignation. It is active confidence. It is the quiet posture of a soul that believes God is present and working, even when He is not speaking in the way we expect.
Just as a wise leader sometimes steps back to allow growth, God often works in the quiet places of our lives — forming trust, strengthening faith, and refining our dependence on Him.
If you are in a season where heaven feels silent, this devotional is for you.
In This Episode
Reflection Questions
Resources
Find additional devotionals and biblical encouragement at:
https://anotherwell.org
If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe to Digging Another Well so you never miss a new devotional.
Digging Another Well is a devotional podcast from Another Well Ministries, offering short, Scripture-centered reflections to help you walk faithfully with God in everyday life. Each episode provides a quiet space to pause, reflect, and be reminded of God’s presence and faithfulness in every season.
To explore more devotionals and resources, visit anotherwell.org.
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