Read John 4: 28-30, 39-42 The woman at the well has left her water jar to go share the good news she has received with her family, neighbors, and anyone who would listen to her. The town starts to hear and they are intrigued. They want to hear more. They believed her. It was not […]
Read John 4: 27-38 The disciples have returned from the town bearing food (vs. 8). Upon their arrival they see their Rabbi conversing with a Samaritan woman. Suddenly she takes off towards the town, leaving her water jar behind. They have their questions on what is going on, but no one voices them. Instead, they
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Read John 4:20-28 This woman has just realized that Jesus is a prophet. He saw into her current living situation. And it was without any commentary from her. How much time elapsed before we read the next verse when she brings up the topic of where to worship? Did she have such an encounter with
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Read John 4:16-19 In the previous verses, Jesus asked if this woman would like living water. She would! Now Jesus is about to get into her personal business. Here comes that first dosage of living water for her to consume and penetrate her very soul. Jesus asks her to get your husband. Bring him back
Read John 4: 7-15 A Samaritan woman approaches Jacob’s well. It was noon, her usual time, but this time something was different. A man was sitting there as if he were waiting for her. He asks her for a drink. The woman looks closer as she approaches the well. This is a Jewish man, a
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Read John 4:4-9, Focus on 4-6 Have you ever wondered about Bible translations and their accuracy? I had that question when reading verse 4. My version states “Now He had to go through Samaria.” Did Jesus really HAVE to go? Was this a correct translation? How many sermons and teachings have we heard from others
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