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The Woman At The Well

May 11, 2025

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John 4:5-26,

The Woman At The Well

May 11, 2025 / Brian Clark / John 4:5-26 / The River Community Church

It’s important that we have not only faith Jesus, but it’s also important that we have the faith Jesus.

Read Luke 4:18-19

Jesus came for the people who are often overlooked and unseen.

Who was the woman at the well?

Read 2 Kings 17:22-24

Read John 4:16-18

Jesus deeply cares about the poor, the broken, the rejected, the overlooked, the forgotten, the abandoned, the despised, the orphaned, the widowed, and those who have royally messed-up so bad they don’t believe redemption is even an option.

Our task is to them.

He met her at her point of thirst, and offered her .

Where are you thirsty?

Here are some thoughtful self-reflection questions based on John 4:5–26, the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well:

What “wells” am I drawing from in my life that leave me spiritually thirsty?
Do I recognize the “living water” Jesus offers, or am I still trying to satisfy my soul in temporary ways?
What does “living water” mean to me personally, and how am I allowing it to transform my life?
How would I respond if Jesus met me where I least expected Him—like at a well in the middle of an ordinary day?
Am I open to having my assumptions or routines interrupted by God?
What do I learn from Jesus initiating the conversation with the woman, despite social and cultural barriers?
How honest am I with Jesus about my past and present struggles, like the woman who said, “I have no husband”?
What areas of my life need healing or confrontation that I’ve been avoiding?
What would it look like for me to invite Jesus into the places I usually keep hidden?
Do I worship God in spirit and truth, or is my worship more about location, tradition, or habit?
What does it mean to me to worship “in spirit and in truth”?
How can I deepen my worship to reflect a more authentic relationship with God?
How can I share my encounter with Jesus with others like the woman did when she left her jar and told her town?
What’s holding me back from telling others about what Jesus has done in my life?
Am I living in a way that makes others curious about the source of my hope and transformation?

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