03/17/2026
Over the last two gatherings at The Watering, we’ve been reflecting on two simple but powerful questions.
Where are we drawing from?
And who does God say we are?
In our first conversation, we looked at the Samaritan woman and the reality that many of us keep returning to wells that were never meant to satisfy us—approval, success, being needed, or simply trying to hold everything together.
Then in our most recent gathering, we turned to Psalm 139 and were reminded of something deeper: before the world had anything to say about us, God had already spoken.
We are known by Him.
We were intentionally woven together.
And our lives were already written in His hands.
We’ve shared reflections from both of these devotionals on the blog for anyone who wants to revisit them or who couldn’t join us that morning.
Blog from January's gathering - https://www.treesofhope.org/blogs/when-our-souls-are-thirsty
Blog from February's gathering -
https://www.treesofhope.org/blogs/known-woven-written-finding-your-identity-in-psalm-139
And if you’re looking for community, worship, encouragement, and time in the Word, we would love to have you join us at The Watering, held on the last Saturday of every month at Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale at 9:30 AM. Register here - https://www.treesofhope.org/the-watering-rsvp
Psalm 139 reminds us that our identity was written by God before we were born. A reflection from Trees of Hope’s Watering gathering on being known, woven, and written by God.