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All You Ever Need by Max Lucado
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All You Ever Need (edition 2001)

by Max Lucado (Author)

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A servant of the Watermaster, a kind man who gives water freely to the thirsty people of a desert village, tries to restrict this gift by imposing his own terms on it, even though his master wishes to share the water with all.
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Title:All You Ever Need
Authors:Max Lucado (Author)
Info:Scholastic Inc (2001)
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  MamaBearLendingDen | Dec 26, 2023 |
Imagine a land so dry that every drop of rain is like pure gold. And in the middle of this arid land there is a village filled with people who need more than just a few buckets of rainwater to survive. Fortunately for them, Tobias lives nearby. He owns the only wellspring in the desert, and it pours forth clear, cool water--water he and his son happily give to everyone who asks. He is lovingly called the Watermaster, and he believes that the water should be a free gift to all.

But when the Watermaster goes on an unexpected journey, the people realize in a whole new way the amazing gift he's been giving them. The only gift they really need.

God's grace is a gift more precious than water in a desert. It is all you and your children ever need. As our bodies cannot live without water, so our souls cannot truly live without God's grace. It is by His grace alone that we can come to Him and ask for the Living Water, which is eternal life. His grace poured out at Calvary cleanses our hearts and souls. So marvelous and matchless is this gift--a gift we do not deserve, a gift we cannot buy or earn--yet we need only ask and believe.

This poignant tale and its rich illustrations uniquely capture the wonder of God's amazing grace.
  PlumfieldCH | Sep 21, 2023 |
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  WBCLIB | Feb 27, 2023 |
In All You Ever Need by Max Lucado, “a servant of the Watermaster, a kind man who gives water freely to the thirsty people of a desert village, tries to restrict this gift by imposing his own terms on it, even though his master wishes to share the water with all.” This easy parable is found on the children’s shelf under the number J/LUC.
  salem.colorado | Jul 19, 2022 |
A servant of the Watermaster, a kind man who gives water freely to people of a desert village, tries to restrict this gift, even though his master wants to share the water with all.
  StarBethlehem | Jan 21, 2022 |
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