1-April-2021_vessel of all sorts
(Delight speaking: ) 
The might to fight comes from within, deep within. Like a well that you need to draw water from. The well of living water that ever flows. It’s like it flows under the ground, but those with well holes dug deep on that land get to access the water. On it flows, and those parched ones loathing in the sun and heat, without a drop to drink, won’t be refreshed. They have to dig down (search in humility) to get what has always been there and keeps being there.
Like the pits and holes dug for the kings with Jehoshaphat, who sorely needed water, it was done in the dryness and heat. But then, out of nowhere, or from whence they knew not, a flow of water poured over the land filling all the pools. 
Sounds like the jars and vessels—oil filling all the empty places, as much as they could contain.
The water filled as deep as the pools were dug. The oil filled as big as the vessels were.
Dig deep into the mines of the Spirit of God for the refreshing waters. Those with access to a well, which is like a very big vessel or container, will have what they need to feed the thirsty. Those with digging tools (minds that hunger for the truth) will get access to the water. 
“I do the filling” Jesus says. “You do the preparation of heart and mind. You humble yourself and are hungry and thirsty, and reach for the living waters. Then I fill to your capacity. Not everyone has the same size or shape of a vessel. I didn’t make the vessels all the same, with equal amount of holding room. 
“Some are smaller and can only hold a bit at a time, and that is so that they will pour out more quickly. They get excited about the slightest bit of new wine and get sharing it out. They can’t contain much at a time. And if they don’t get passing it out then they get distracted with other things. They are meant to pour out. 
“Others take a longer time to digest new wine, and they have a deeper vessel. They stock up and fill  up for a long time, tasting and retasting, and are glad they have much stored up for themselves. But there comes a time when they too are full and need to give out to the hungry. And when they at last get pouring, then they can keep serving in this way for a long time. They’ve stored up much and have much to give. 
“Some vessels are like plates, flat and can’t hold much depth. They are like advertising vessels, like a tray, and can hold solids for people to nibble on and give tastes tests. Or little tiny cups for sampling new wine. They give out in tiny amounts, but people get to see it and get a taste of it. It’s freely offered, not tucked away in someone’s private vessel.”
(Delight continues: ) So what are you? Maybe at different times you are like different things. 
Today you are like a flower vase, holding sweet water to nourish the young ones that people do see. You are holding them and supporting their spiritual hydration, but you don’t get to see what others get to see; the flowers that cheer other’s lives. 
A humble support you are. You have to stay filled with the Word and so you can be drawn from when they are thirsty. You are not a hose, spraying on them whenever you wish to, for they are no longer growing in the soil of your garden as they were before. But when they are thirsty, because you keep yourself filled, so do they draw from you and are refreshed.  It’s the thirsty that are filled now. But you need to stay filled and ready. 
How do you do that? You keep going under the tap and being filled fresh from the waters from Heaven. 
Okay, darling, so what do you do? You delight yourself in the Lord, and He fills you up.