Stenocara
One creature of Southwest Africa is the “ stenocara” beetle. It’s a little black bug with the groove bumpy back and he lives in the desert, one of the hottest places on earth where the sand temperatures can reached 140°F. Each new day the small creature climbs a sand dune before dawn, and waits for the fog to announce the approaching sunrise. As it waits, tiny droplets of water forms onto its water-repellent body. Once the day begins the beetle bows it’s head to the ground so that the water can trickle down into the grooves of his back and into his mouth! Thus even in the mist of this hard, hot and unbearable desert, it receives enough water to sustain it through the day. Our lives in this world can seem as hot and unbearing as this desert, but God continues to sustain us through the living water of His Presence. In John 7, Jesus Himself, promised that whosoever was thirsty, could come to Him and drink, and will find living water that will never run dry. May we recognize our thirst for...