“Zachariah 13:1 says, ‘In that day a fountain will be opened for the house of David and for the inhabitants of Jerusalem to cleanse them from sin and impurity’. It doesn’t say, ‘In that day a bucket, a pool, or a lake’, because a bucket has a bottom, a pool has sides, and a lake has an enclosure of land around it. But a fountain, as long as it’s a fountain, which is as long as it keeps flowing, is infinite – there’s no end to it. That’s why God’s love is not a bucket, or even the lake, because those things have ends and they run out. God’s love for you, his mercy and forgiveness have no end, no limit, and no running out. His mercies are new every morning, because it’s a fountain. That’s why you don’t receive it just once, but every day of your life. Rejoice because God loves you, and still loves you, and yet loves you more. Come to him today and be refreshed. Receive the new living waters waiting now to fill your heart again, because His love for you is like a fountain.” —–An excerpt from Jonathan Cahn’s Sapphires