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Path and Promise
Brent Kohler
Week 43 Pt2 Broken Cisterns Jeremiah 2:1
OCT 20, 20267 MIN
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Description
Jeremiah exposes our habit of chasing “broken cisterns”—success, approval, control, distraction—things that can hold water for a moment but never sustain a soul. God offers something entirely different: a spring of living water, flowing, present, and enough. The invitation isn’t to fix every crack but to turn our face toward Christ and drink. Today’s questions: What am I asking to satisfy me that cannot? And what would it look like to draw more deeply from the true source?

