日期：2026年10月28日
今日经文｜约珥书 3:18
“到那日，大山要滴甜酒，小山要流奶子，犹大溪河都有水流。必有泉源从耶和华的殿中流出来，滋润什亭谷。”
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这是一幅何等美丽的复兴图画！
大山滴下甜酒，小山流出奶，干旱的溪河重新充满活水，连荒凉的什亭谷也得到滋润。
先知约珥所描绘的，不只是土地恢复丰收，更是神与祂百姓关系恢复之后，所带来的生命、丰盛与祝福。
在约珥书的前面，我们看见蝗虫吞吃庄稼，土地荒凉，百姓面对失去与审判。然而，神并没有让荒凉成为故事的结局。
神呼召百姓回转，并应许恢复他们失去的年日。
真正的复兴，不是从环境改变开始，而是从人重新回到神面前开始。
这节经文有一个特别重要的细节：
“必有泉源从耶和华的殿中流出来。”
泉源不是从大山流出来，也不是从人的努力产生，而是从神的同在中涌流出来。
这使我们想起以西结书47章，先知看见水从圣殿流出，越流越深，最终成为使万物得生命的河流。
耶稣也曾宣告：
“信我的人，就如经上所说：‘从他腹中要流出活水的江河来。’”（约翰福音7:38）
耶稣所说的活水，指向圣灵的工作。
神不只是要我们自己得到滋润，更要使我们的生命成为祝福别人的管道。
特别值得留意的是“什亭谷”。
什亭谷通常被理解为干旱的谷地。连这样荒凉的地方，也能够因神的泉源而得到滋润。
这提醒我们：
有些人的生命像干旱的山谷，失去了喜乐、盼望与方向；有些家庭经历破裂，有些关系似乎无法恢复。
但在人看为荒凉的地方，神仍然能够带来新的生命。
当生命的泉源从神的同在流出来，荒凉不再是终点，而可以成为复兴的起点。
今日默想
* 我的生命是否仍然与神这活水的泉源连接，还是只依靠自己的能力？
* 我生命中有没有一处像什亭谷一样干旱、需要神重新滋润的地方？
* 神是否正在呼召我，不只领受祝福，也成为流出活水、滋润别人的人？
祷告
亲爱的天父，
感谢祢是一切生命与丰盛的源头。
即使我们的生命曾经经历干旱、失去与荒凉，祢仍然应许带来恢复与更新。
主啊，求祢打开我们生命中堵塞的泉源，让圣灵的活水重新涌流。
使我们不只是领受祢的恩典，也成为祢祝福的管道。
愿祢的活水流进我们的家庭、教会与社区，使疲乏的人重新得力，使失望的人重新看见盼望，使干旱之地再次开花结果。
愿一切真正的复兴，都从祢的同在开始。
奉主耶稣基督的名祷告，阿们。
今日提醒：
复兴不是我们努力制造出来的，而是生命重新连接神的泉源。当神的活水涌流，再荒凉的山谷，也能成为充满生命的地方。
The Fountain of Life Flowing from God’s Temple
Date: October 28, 2026
Today’s Scripture | Joel 3:18
“And it will come to pass in that day that the mountains shall drip with sweet wine, the hills shall flow with milk, and all the brooks of Judah shall be flooded with water; a fountain shall flow from the house of the LORD and water the Valley of Acacias.”
Devotional Reflection
What a beautiful picture of revival!
The mountains drip with sweet wine, the hills flow with milk, dry streams are filled with water again, and even the barren Valley of Acacias receives refreshing water.
What the prophet Joel describes is not merely the restoration of the land’s abundance, but the life, prosperity, and blessings that come when the relationship between God and His people is restored.
Earlier in the Book of Joel, we see locusts devouring crops, the land becoming desolate, and the people facing loss and judgment. Yet God does not allow desolation to be the end of the story.
God calls His people to return to Him and promises to restore the years they have lost.
True revival does not begin with a change in circumstances, but with people returning to the presence of God.
There is a particularly important detail in this verse:
“A fountain shall flow from the house of the LORD.”
The fountain does not originate from the mountains, nor is it produced by human effort. It flows from the very presence of God.
This reminds us of Ezekiel 47, where the prophet sees water flowing from the temple. The water becomes deeper and deeper, eventually forming a river that brings life wherever it flows.
Jesus also declared:
“Whoever believes in Me, as the Scripture has said, out of his heart will flow rivers of living water.” (John 7:38)
The living water Jesus spoke about refers to the work of the Holy Spirit.
God does not simply want us to be refreshed ourselves. He also desires our lives to become channels of blessing to others.
One particularly meaningful detail is the Valley of Acacias.
The Valley of Acacias is commonly understood as a dry and barren valley. Yet even such a desolate place can be refreshed by the fountain flowing from God.
This reminds us that some lives resemble dry valleys, where joy, hope, and direction have been lost. Some families experience brokenness, while certain relationships seem impossible to restore.
Yet even in places that appear hopeless to human eyes, God is still able to bring new life.
When the fountain of life flows from God’s presence, desolation is no longer the final destination. It can become the starting point of revival.
Today’s Reflection
* Is my life still connected to God, the fountain of living water, or am I relying only on my own strength?
* Is there an area of my life that resembles a dry valley, waiting to be refreshed by God?
* Is God calling me not only to receive His blessings, but also to become a channel of living water that refreshes others?
Prayer
Dear Heavenly Father,
Thank You for being the source of all life and abundance.
Even when our lives have experienced dryness, loss, and desolation, You still promise restoration and renewal.
Lord, remove everything that blocks the flow of Your living water within us, and let the Holy Spirit flow freely through our lives once again.
Help us not only to receive Your grace, but also to become channels of Your blessings.
May Your living water flow into our families, churches, and communities. Strengthen those who are weary, restore hope to those who are discouraged, and cause barren places to blossom and bear fruit once again.
May every genuine revival begin in Your presence.
In the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, we pray. Amen.
Today’s Reminder:
Revival is not something we can manufacture through human effort. It begins when our lives are reconnected to God, the fountain of living water. When His living water flows, even the driest valley can become a place overflowing with life.
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