When Jesus saw the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well, the cultural norm of that day would have been for him to ignore her. Instead, Jesus interacted with her, saying, "Give me a drink." What followed was a life-changing discussion about the gift of God, living water, the woman's past, worship, and the Messiah. Panelists discuss how this passage conveys Jesus' intentionality in seeking the one who is lost, hiding or ashamed; what it means to be both fully known and fully loved; the parallel to several Old Testament accounts of a bridegroom meeting a future bride at a well; and the necessity and design of interconnectedness within the body of Christ.
Scripture: John 4:1-10
Hosts and guests: Jon, Chris, Robyn, Christina, Jim
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Jonathan Troll, Psy.D. - compassioncounselingservices.org
Christina Konrad, MACP, LMHC - thejourneycounseling.org
Pastor Jim Beirne, MASL - lifechurch425.com
Discipleship? : Following Jesus In a Post-Christian Culture by James Beirne
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