Dig Again the Wells of Abraham

Dig Again the Wells of AbrahamRediscover the Living Water of God's PresenceWe are living in a time of unprecedented access to information, resources, and ministry tools, yet many believers sense a growing spiritual dryness within the church. Programs have multiplied, but prayer has diminished. Activity has increased, but hunger for God has often waned. Beneath the surface lies a deep longing for something more-a fresh encounter with the living God.
In *Dig Again the Wells of Abraham*, Arthur Kent Cason issues a compelling call for spiritual renewal by drawing upon one of Scripture's most powerful pictures of revival. In Genesis 26, Isaac returned to the wells that his father Abraham had dug years earlier. These wells, once sources of life and blessing, had been stopped up and buried by the Philistines. Isaac's task was not to invent something new, but to uncover what had been lost.
The same challenge confronts the church today. This book invites readers to rediscover the spiritual wells that have sustained God's people throughout the centuries-wells of prayer, repentance, holiness, faith, worship, obedience, and intimate fellowship with God. Through careful biblical teaching, practical application, and inspiring examples from both Scripture and church history, Cason demonstrates that genuine revival has always been rooted in a renewed pursuit of God's presence.
Readers will explore:* The biblical foundations of revival and spiritual awakening.* Why every generation must seek a fresh work of God.* The obstacles that often bury the wells of spiritual vitality.* The roles of prayer, repentance, holiness, and faith in preparing for revival.* Lessons from historic revivals that transformed individuals, churches, and nations.* How believers can cultivate a deeper hunger for God in their personal lives and congregations.* The relationship between God's sovereignty and human responsibility in revival.
Throughout the book, the lives of biblical figures and the testimony of past awakenings reveal a consistent truth: whenever God's people humble themselves, seek His face, and return to wholehearted devotion, He responds with transforming power. Yet *Dig Again the Wells of Abraham* is more than a study of revival history. It is a call to action. It challenges readers to move beyond merely admiring the great revivals of the past and to become participants in what God desires to do in the present.
It encourages believers to forsake spiritual complacency, remove the debris that hinders their relationship with God, and pursue Him with renewed passion and expectation. Written with pastoral warmth, biblical depth, and a heart for awakening, this book speaks to pastors, ministry leaders, intercessors, and every Christian who longs to experience more of God's presence and power. Whether you are seeking personal renewal, praying for revival in your church, or burdened for spiritual awakening in your community, *Dig Again the Wells of Abraham* provides both inspiration and practical guidance for the journey.
The wells are still there. The living water still flows. The question is whether we are willing to dig again. If you are hungry for a deeper walk with God and believe that revival is not merely a chapter in history but a necessity for our generation, this book will challenge, encourage, and inspire you to seek Him with fresh determination until the wells of spiritual life overflow once more.