Well Watered: never thirst

Throughout the Bible, scripture repeatedly encourages us to understand that Jesus Christ is the never-ending source of all that we need. This message is told to us through a frequent use of metaphors that instruct and enlighten on how to properly live our lives. One of the most prevalent themes among these many metaphors is that Christ is "living water." Well Watered: Never Thirst by Melissa Irwin aims to use the scripture's symbolic imagery in interesting and imaginative ways that can be applied to readers' daily lives and encourage them to walk in the ways that He has instructed. With its imaginative concept and uplifting message, Well Watered covers the many topics that many Christians usually find challenging with a refreshing sense of hopeful optimism. By being easy-to-digest, immensely stirring, and uniquely insightful to the wisdom of Christ, this book is a welcomed addition to the Christian nonfiction genre as well as an enlightening take on the scripture's teachings. Embracing the time honored tradition of other Christian books, Well Watered does an admirable job of impacting and changing the lives of readers for the better. By making God more relatable and approachable, the book facilitates a relationship with Him like never before. Poignant and encouraging, it is a must read for any Christian who's struggling to better know God. This inspirational guide is a positive and supportive message for any Christian in their particular journey with Christ. Because when you have a deeply personal relationship with God, you ensure that you will never thirst.

Author: Melissa Irwin
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 12/16/2012
Pages: 190
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.58lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.40d
ISBN: 9781479118632

About the Author
Melissa Irwin is a wife, mother of 3, avid reader and student of God's word. Irwin founded and directs a non-profit orphan care ministry organization, Beautiful Feet Global Outreach, Inc. She holds a BBA from Belmont University. The Irwin's reside in Franklin, Tennessee and Melissa travels frequently to Africa in missionary service to various orphanages. Melissa may be found on Twitter (@BFGOmelissa) and at her personal blog, www.bfgomelissa.com.

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