Isaac didn't start fresh. He went back. He returned to the wells his father dug, the wells the enemy had filled with dirt, and he uncovered them. He gave them back their names. He re-established what already had a foundation. And the water was still there. Here's what the Spirit is opening up for us right now: There are wells that have been dug by those who came before us that are sitting uncovered. Not destroyed. Not dry. Just waiting for someone to pick up the shovel and go back to work. Kathryn Kuhlman walked in a healing anointing that shook stadiums. That well is not dry. Smith Wigglesworth moved in a dimension of faith and resurrection power that the church has rarely seen since. That well is not dry. Aimee Semple McPherson built a movement of Spirit-filled community that changed cities. That well is not dry. William Seymour carried the fire of Azusa that birthed the global Pentecostal movement. That well is not dry. These are not just church history names. They are wells. Wells dug in covenant. Wells that produced fruit. Wells that the enemy has covered with the dirt of time, distraction, denominationalism, celebrity culture, and a church that moved toward entertainment and away from encounter. But covered is not destroyed. And someone in this generation has to go back. The question is not whether the anointing is still available. The question is who will uncover it. Who will carry what Kuhlman carried? Who will walk in what Wigglesworth walked in? Who will rebuild what Seymour started? It doesn't require the same face. It requires the same source. The water is still in the ground. Hey we are not starting from nothing. We are standing on top of something. There are wells beneath us dug by giants of faith who went into the ground themselves. They finished their race. They completed their assignment. But the well they dug is still on the land. Uncover it. Re-dig it. Give it back its name. The anointing that flowed through a life surrendered to God in 1906 is the same Spirit available to a life surrendered to God in 2026. The Spirit doesn't age. The fire doesn't expire. The well doesn't run dry.