2026年9月25日
经文｜彼得后书 2:17；3:4–5
「这些人是无水的井，是狂风催逼的雾气。」
——彼得后书 2:17
「主要降临的应许在哪里呢？……他们故意忘记，从太古凭神的命有了天，并从水而出、藉水而成的地。」
——彼得后书 3:4–5
灵修内容
今天，我们出去挖井祷告。
当我读到彼得所说的「无水的井」，心里有一个很深的提醒：
井存在，不代表里面一定有水。
井本来应该供应水，使干渴的人得满足；但如果井已经干涸，就只剩下外面的形状，却失去了里面的生命。
我们的属灵生命也可能如此。
可以有聚会、有事奉、有过去的经历，甚至有属灵的历史，却仍需要问：
今天，井里还有水吗？
所以，重新挖井，不只是寻找过去留下来的痕迹，而是求神挖去一切堵塞泉源的东西，使活水重新涌流。
彼得后书第三章又说，有人质疑神的应许，因为他们看见万物似乎一直没有改变。
但彼得说：
「他们故意忘记。」
他们忘记了，这个世界本来就是因着神的话而有；地也是「从水而出、藉水而成」。
因此，挖井也是一种记念。
我们重新挖井，是在宣告：
我们没有忘记神过去的作为；
我们没有忘记神曾经赐下的泉源；
我们也没有忘记神所说过的应许。
正如以撒重新挖开亚伯拉罕时代被堵塞的井，我们也求神重新打开属灵的泉源。
但我们的目标不只是恢复过去。
耶稣说：
「信我的人……从他腹中要流出活水的江河来。」
——约翰福音 7:38
神要的不只是一口有水的井，更是活水的江河。
今天挖井，让我们祷告：
主啊，不要让我们成为无水的井。
挖去一切堵塞泉源的东西，
使过去的井重新被打开，
使祢的活水再次涌流。
我们记念祢过去的作为，
相信祢今天仍然工作，
也等候祢一切的应许成就。
今日默想
无水的井，是失去生命的外壳；
重新挖井，是恢复对神作为的记念；
活水涌流，是神今天仍在我们中间工作的记号。
重新挖井，不是为了回到过去，
而是让过去神所开启的泉源，
在今天再次涌流，并流向未来。
Re-Dig the Wells, Let the Living Water Flow Again
September 25, 2026
Scripture | 2 Peter 2:17; 3:4–5
“These people are springs without water and mists driven by a storm.”
— 2 Peter 2:17
“Where is this ‘coming’ He promised? … But they deliberately forget that long ago by God’s word the heavens came into being and the earth was formed out of water and by water.”
— 2 Peter 3:4–5
Devotional
Today, we are going out to re-dig the wells and pray.
As I read Peter’s words about “springs without water,” I was deeply reminded of this:
The presence of a well does not necessarily mean there is water in it.
A well is meant to provide water and satisfy the thirsty. But when a well has dried up, only its outward form remains while the life within is gone.
Our spiritual lives can become like this too.
We may have gatherings, ministries, past encounters with God, and even a rich spiritual heritage, yet we still need to ask:
Is there still water in the well today?
Therefore, re-digging the wells is not merely about searching for traces of the past. It is asking God to remove everything that has blocked the springs, so that living water may flow again.
In 2 Peter 3, Peter speaks of people who questioned God’s promise because everything seemed to have remained unchanged.
But Peter says:
“They deliberately forget.”
They had forgotten that the world itself came into being through the Word of God, and that the earth was formed “out of water and by water.”
Therefore, re-digging the wells is also an act of remembrance.
As we re-dig the wells, we are declaring:
We have not forgotten what God has done in the past.
We have not forgotten the springs God once opened.
And we have not forgotten the promises God has spoken.
Just as Isaac re-dug the wells from the days of Abraham that had been stopped up, we ask God to reopen the spiritual wells and springs.
But our goal is not merely to restore the past.
Jesus said:
“Whoever believes in Me … rivers of living water will flow from within them.”
— John 7:38
God desires more than a well containing water.
He desires rivers of living water.
Today, as we re-dig the wells, let us pray:
Lord, do not let us become wells without water.
Remove everything that has blocked the springs.
Reopen the wells of the past,
and let Your living water flow again.
We remember what You have done.
We believe that You are still at work today,
and we wait in faith for the fulfillment of all Your promises.
Today’s Reflection
A well without water is an outward form that has lost its life.
Re-digging the wells restores the remembrance of what God has done.
Living water flowing again is a sign that God is still at work among us today.
We re-dig the wells not simply to return to the past,
but so that the springs God opened in the past
may flow again today—and continue flowing into the future.
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