Give Me to Drink

The title Give Me to Drink is taken from the words of Jesus in John 4in his conversation to the woman at the well. In this book, the line isused as the topic of discussion of Jesus thirst needing to be quenchedor satisfi ed, just as much as He mentioned what will satisfy the Fatherseeking true worshipers. Worship is the purpose of this material, andits content is rich with the life of a worshiper, the image and thelikeness of God revealed, and the underlying mystery of what actuallyhappens when a worshiper is in pursuit of exhausting his God-givensphere and measure of rule commanded of God to display. Delvinginto this context, it brings readers to discovery, accountability, and alevel of reign that otherwise would have people remain in recyclingthe limited dynamics of worship they have understood for years.
. . . my goal is to walk you through some familiar terrain that weveencountered as believers and some unfamiliar terrain as well, exploringthe possibilities of why worshipers are sought after so intensely andwhy there is a compelling factor that goes beyond the status of manand his positions socially, politically, and scholarly, Crumble shares.