This powerful message takes us deep into understanding the anointing as the overflow of the Holy Spirit in our lives. We discover that salvation gives us the well that never runs dry, but the anointing transforms that well into rivers of living water flowing out to impact everyone around us. The teaching challenges us to examine what comes out when we're under pressure, because true anointing isn't something we turn on and off depending on whether we're at church or in the workplace. We learn three crucial aspects: how to activate the anointing through obedience and allowing pressure to press out the oil, how we can lose the flow through distraction and self-effort, and how we can receive a double portion by remaining consistent and loyal. The story of King Saul serves as a sobering warning about how impatience and doing things in our own strength can cause the anointing to lift, while the account of Elisha receiving Elijah's mantle reminds us that the double portion belongs to those who stay faithful and carry on the legacy. Perhaps most importantly, we're reminded that while salvation is completely free, the anointing will cost us everything—it requires us to live naturally supernatural lives where every room we enter and every situation we face is transformed by God's presence flowing through us.