This message brings the story of the Samaritan woman at the well to life, showing how Jesus intentionally crossed every social, cultural, and religious boundary to meet her in her shame and isolation. This message explores how Jesus’ request for a drink was not about physical thirst but about initiating a rescue for a woman burdened by brokenness and rejection. The message highlights the depth of division between Jews and Samaritans and the weight of Jesus’ actions, showing that His love isn’t limited by societal lines or personal failures. Through their conversation, Jesus reveals Himself as the Messiah and offers her living water—eternal life, hope, and belonging.
At its core, this message is a powerful declaration that no one is beyond the reach of God's love. It reminds us that God takes divine detours with purpose, and just as He sought out the woman at the well, He is seeking us too—knowing our past and still offering Himself as the answer to our future. The invitation is not to fix ourselves before approaching Jesus, but to simply respond to the one who already crossed every barrier to meet us. The message closes with a heartfelt takeaway: God knew your past before it was even your past—and He gave everything to be everything for your future.
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Pastor: Scott Smith Verse: John 4:39–42 Series: John
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Pastor: Scott Smith Verse: John 4:27–38 Series: John
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John 3:17-21
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