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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.

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.

This book does not mention Christianity or identify Christian concepts, but it has many references to that religion. "Freely you have received, freely give." "if water were given only to good people who could drink?"

A story of generosity, told in the style of a parable. Tobias the Watermaster provides water for everyone in the small village. However, when he goes away, receiving the water they so desperately need becomes more problematic and the people learn the value of the gift he has given them.