wells. If such were our thirst for God and for righteousness, for His will in our lives, a consuming, all-embracing, preoccupying desire, how rich in the fruit of the Spirit we all would be.2 Let me suggest a truth to you which may not sit well: We all have about as much of God as we really want. We can complain about the state of our spiritual lives; but if God promises blessedness (success, fulfillment, contentment) and we don’t have it, it must be because we have not become parched enough to