Broken Cisterns

Broken Cisterns Returning to the God we Forgot

Broken Cisterns is a 32,000‑word Christian nonfiction devotional that explores the deep spiritual truth found in Jeremiah 2:13 — that God’s people often forsake the Fountain of Living Water and turn instead to “broken cisterns that can hold no water.” Through Scripture‑rich teaching, personal reflection, and practical application, the book guides readers to identify the empty wells they have relied on—approval, self‑sufficiency, busyness, relationships, comfort, or religious performance—and invites them back to the only source that truly satisfies.

Each chapter centers on a biblical passage that reveals a pattern of wandering, warning, or restoration. From the Israelites’ repeated cycles of forgetting God, to the early church’s struggles, to the psalmists’ cries for renewal, the book shows how the human heart has always been prone to drift. Yet woven throughout is the steady, pursuing love of God, who continually calls His people back to Himself.

Written especially for women seeking spiritual renewal, Broken Cisterns offers gentle conviction, hope‑filled encouragement, and clear steps toward restoration. Readers are invited to slow down, examine their hearts, and rediscover the joy, strength, and intimacy found only in returning to the Living Water. The book’s devotional tone makes it ideal for personal study, women’s ministry groups, or church discipleship settings.