John 4:28 The woman then left her waterpot, and went her way into the city,...

When the Samaritan woman believed on Jesus, she left her waterpot and went into the city to tell others of this Messiah whom she had met.  The waterpot is of great significance.  It represented her plans and priorities, including what seemed necessary for her very survival.  It represented her possessions as waterpots of the day were valuable both monetarily and sentimentally, often being family heirlooms. As with other earthen vessels in scriptures, it also represented her very person.

The Samaritan woman left everything when she believed,  When Jesus sat upon your well, did you leave all? Did your plans and priorities for your life become unimportant as you yielded to his plans and priorities for your life? Do you now consider all of your possessions as his, to be left at his feet? Would you consider wealth or family traditions of the utmost importance, or would you leave them to serve Jesus?  Would you give your very person into the hands of the Lord and trust him with every detail of your life?

Have you left your waterpot? Did you really believe?

Recorded at Oakdale Bible Baptist Church in Oakdale, Louisiana on February 25, 2018.

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