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The Thirsty
John 4:1-30
They are in one area
Jesus empowers the disciples
They leave likely because there was physical threat from the Pharisees
John 4:
Had to is an interesting term.
Explain the map,
Samaritians
The Samaritans are defined as an ethnoreligious group.
They were a religious group at first, with Jewish heritage, but over time they became an ethnic group because of the extreme separation between them and the rest of the Jews.
Their religious differences were largely about worship location and scriptural differences.
They could be defined as a Jewish cult, and many Jews would probably have viewed them that way.
In the time Jesus lived, it was a full-blown ethnoreligious group that Jews despised and avoided.
John 4:7-9
Who is She
Who is She
A women
Samaritans ethno religious
Gender barrier, religious barrier, ethnic barrier.
Jesus reaches across all barriers today to reach people.
Gender barrier, religious barrier, ethnic barrier.
john 4:10-15
Fresh, Bubbling spring
Never thirst again
Why would he say this?
He is going to root issues
Jesus always does this
John 4:
Why is there this divide?
John 4:19
John 4:24
Samaritans had misguided beliefs about God.
Jesus says they know very little, but he says things are about to change.
Worship in Spirit and truth.
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Old Hymn
Like a woman at the well I was seeking
For things that could satisfy
And then I heard the Savior speaking
Draw from my well that never shall run dry
Fill my cup, Lord I lift it up, Lord
Come and quench this thirsting of my soul
Bread of heaven, feed me till I want no more-
Fill my cup, fill it up and make me whole
Chorus
Fill my cup, Lord I lift it up, Lord
Come and quench this thirsting of my soul
Bread of heaven, feed me till I want no more-
Fill my cup, fill it up and make me whole
There are millions in this world who are craving
The pleasures earthly things afford
But none can match the wondrous treasure
That I find in Jesus Christ my Lord
Chorus
So my brother , if the things this world gave you
Leave hunger that won't pass away
My blessed Lord will come and save you
If you kneel to Him and humbly pray
So my brother , if the things this world gave you
Leave hunger that won't pass away
My blessed Lord will come and save you
If you kneel to Him and humbly pray
What are you seeking for?
Some of you are not happy because you are seeking but because you found what you sought and still feel empty?
The Women had found 5 times what she thought would make her whole but she found time and time again that it did not satisfy.
Drink and never thirst again.
Why isn't this more true of Christians?
Everything else you will eventually run out of, get bored of, or explore fully.
With Jesus its not a one time drink, its also not something will run out of, he is not something you will every be able to fully experience, there is always more, he is never boring, he is the unending fountain of life.
they were filled with the spirit and people thought they were drunk
Worship in Spirit and Truth
Drink from the well of living water
Be intoxicated even addicted to this water.
Where does this water come from?
It comes from the Spirit working within you.
How can you be dry and if there is a spring bubbling up within you?
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