The Samaritans are transformed when they encounter Jesus’ word as he teaches and preaches to them. Our witness is important, but it is the true Word of God that changes and transforms hearts.

When the Samaritan woman encounters Jesus, she is so transformed that she leaves her water jug and goes into the city to testify to who Jesus is. In this episode, we discuss how Jesus calls each of us into a deeper transformation that empowers us to leave our old patterns of living behind.

As He talks with the woman, Jesus sees her and loves her for who she truly is. For each one of us, He meets us where we are and sees us even in our sin. We discuss how we let Jesus see us and heal us in our brokenness.

Jesus’ meeting of the Samaritan woman follows an Old Testament pattern of significant meetings at wells, particularly the meeting of Jacob and Rachel. Through this understanding, we explore Jesus bringing fulfillment to the old covenant through this meeting with the Samaritan woman.

In today’s episode, we begin a journey through the story of the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4. We see how Jesus follows the plan laid out by His Father to encounter this woman in her own brokenness.

On today’s episode, we discuss Paul’s encouragement to not lose heart. Even in times of tribulation, if we endure, God promises us an eternal reward that is greater than we can possibly ask or imagine.

Paul roots himself in the unbelievable truth that we have died with Christ and are raised with Him. Today, we are invited into a deeper confidence in the Lord so that we may know in the depths of our hearts that He will bring us home to be with Him forever.

Paul shows us today how we are crucified with Christ and raised to new life with Him. Because of this, we can face any and every circumstance in life, knowing that Jesus has defeated death.

Today, we see how differently the Christian is called to live in the world. We read Paul’s amazing words that they are in affliction but not crushed by it, and we ask the Lord to give us strength to live this way each day.

We begin to dive into 2 Corinthians 4 and discuss how the Holy Spirit shines the light of God’s glory into our hearts. Even greater, He chooses to dwell in us and we ask the Holy Spirit to lead us deeper into this reality.