1/22/2026
The Theology of the Tap
Author Kanoee Scott
Today's Word of Wonder: Saturation
The Scripture Spotlight for Today
"Jesus answered her, 'If you knew the gift of God and who it is that asks you for a drink, you would have asked him and he would have given you living water.'"— John 4:10 (NIV)
The Devotion: From Utility to Unguent
We live in a world of "turning the tap." We expect water to be there—clear, cold, and consistent. Because it is so accessible, we forget that water is one of the most mysterious and miraculous substances in the universe. It is the only substance that exists naturally on earth in three forms: liquid, solid, and gas. It is the "universal solvent," capable of dissolving more substances than any other liquid.
But the spiritual miracle is even deeper.
The WOW Moment today is realizing that God chose water as the primary symbol for His Spirit. Why? Because water doesn't just sit on the surface; it Saturates. It gets into the cracks. It cleanses what is hidden.
When you are "Being" in Christ, you are like a sponge dropped into a bucket of water. You don't have to "try" to get wet; you just have to stay in the bucket. Today, as you do the dishes, take a shower, or drink a glass of water, don't just think about the utility. Think about the Saturation. God’s grace is flowing just as freely as that tap. You are being washed, you are being hydrated, and you are being kept alive by a "Living Water" that never runs dry.
Wonder Prompt (Actionable Reflection)
The next time you wash your hands today (which we do dozens of times!), do it with intention.
- Action: As the water hits your skin, don't rush. Feel the temperature. Notice the way it carries away the dirt. Say quietly: "Thank You, Lord, for washing me clean. Thank You for refreshing my soul." * Shift: Notice how a "boring" hygiene habit becomes a 30-second retreat with the Holy Spirit.
- Prayer: "Lord, thank You for the gift of water. Every time I see it today, remind me of Your Living Water. Wash away my worries and saturate my heart with Your peace. Amen."