HIS LOVE FADES BY MARCH BUT LIVING WATER LASTS FOREVER | Dag Heward-Mills

Bishop Dag Heward-Mills uses the vivid illustration of Asterix and Obelix's magic potion to describe the power of the Holy Spirit as living water. Just as Obelix fell into the potion and became permanently strong, drinking the living water of the Holy Spirit makes a believer strong and transforms them from the inside out. He contrasts this lasting power with temporary worldly satisfaction. He humorously compares a boyfriend who says 'I love you baby' in November but changes his mind by March to the living water that still works after ten, twenty years and for a lifetime. He drives the point home with the example of those who trusted in a job at Credit Suisse only to see it shut down, showing that worldly security is temporary while the Holy Spirit's work in the believer endures forever. He charges listeners to drink deeply of the living water found only in Jesus Christ. CHAPTERS 0:00 His Love Fades by March But Living Water Lasts Forever 0:35 Who Has Read Asterix and Obelix? 1:35 Obelix Fell Into the Magic Potion 2:35 A Boy Says I Love You Baby 4:05 Jack Water vs Living Water 5:35 You Thought Credit Suisse Was Forever 7:05 I Found a New Life in Jesus Christ Full message:    • Introduction To The Camp | | Lenk, Switzer...   If this spoke to you, subscribe for more. #DagHewardMills #HisLoveFadesByMarch #LivingWater #HolySpirit #FruitOfTheSpirit #ChristianSermon #Sermon2026