Living Water Or Leaking Wells // What’s Your Source // Pastor Aaron Chapman // Alive Church

Discover the life-changing power of God’s presence in our sermon “Living Water or Leaking Wells” as we dive deep into Jeremiah 2:13 and explore how doing life your own way leaves you empty. So many people claim to know God but are living by their own mindset, chasing temporary solutions, and trying to fix life on their own. This leads to frustration, failure, and emptiness. But God calls us to a different waya way that quenches our soul, gives us peace, and brings purpose. In this powerful message, we’ll uncover why relying on our own plans, ideas, and choices leads to dead ends, and how giving God the opportunity to guide our lives opens the door to true transformation. Learn what it means to turn to God as the living water, to seek Him first in every area of life, and to commit to doing things His way. We’ll explore John 16:33, where Jesus reminds us that even in the storms of life, God has overcome the world, and Isaiah 26:3, which promises perfect peace to those who keep their focus on Him. This sermon teaches how to stop listening to negative voices and distractions that drive you away from God and how to let Him be your source in times of trouble. God wants to be your guide, your hero, and your source of peace, wisdom, and provision. Through repentance, turning 180° toward God, and committing to live a Christlike life, you can leave sin behind, embrace a holy life, and experience the abundant blessings God wants to pour into your life. We’ll also look at Acts 3:19, which shows the benefits of turning back to God, and James 3:17, which highlights the wisdom that comes from Him—a wisdom that can refresh any situation, help you make decisions, and bring calm amidst chaos. God will generously give His wisdom to those who seek it, and when we put Him first, in finances, decisions, and relationships, we open the door for His supernatural guidance. If you’ve ever tried to fix your problems on your own and felt frustrated or empty, this sermon is for you. God’s li