Come as You Are: A Journey With Jesus for Women預覽

The Samaritan woman came to the well with one simple goal—to collect water. But what she found was something far greater: an encounter with Jesus that changed her life forever. In John 4:23-30, 39-42, we see a powerful transformation. Her conversation with Jesus revealed her deepest darkness, yet instead of condemnation, she found acceptance and hope. This encounter not only shifted her perspective but also ignited a boldness within her to share her story with others.

An Encounter That Changes Everything

When Jesus revealed that He was the Messiah, it was a moment that changed everything for the woman. Despite her past and the weight of her reputation, He spoke to her with compassion and truth. His words pierced her heart, meeting a need she may not have even realized she had—a need for acceptance, love, and purpose.

Her response speaks volumes. She left her water jar behind, the very reason she had come to the well. Why? Because suddenly, her physical needs no longer seemed as urgent as the spiritual truth she had just discovered. She ran back to her town, compelled to tell others about the man who "told me all that I ever did."

What does this tell us? When we experience the life-changing power of Jesus, it shifts our priorities. The things we once thought were essential fade in the light of knowing Him and being known by Him.

Your Story Matters

The woman’s testimony didn’t stop with her. Because she was willing to share her encounter, many people in her town believed in Jesus. At first, they believed because of her words, but after meeting Jesus for themselves, they declared, "We know that this is indeed the Savior of the world."

Your story can have the same impact. No matter where you’ve been or what you’ve done, Jesus’ love is greater. And when you share how He has changed your life, you invite others to experience that same transformation.

Think about your own journey—how has Jesus met you in your place of need? How has He changed your heart, your priorities, or your perspective? Just like the Samaritan woman, you have a story worth telling.

Take a Moment to Reflect

Imagine being in the Samaritan woman’s place—fully known and yet fully accepted by Jesus. Let that truth sink in. He knows everything about you, and still, His love is unwavering.

How would you describe His impact on your life in one or two sentences? Maybe He’s given you peace in chaos, hope in darkness, or purpose where there was once emptiness. Whatever your story is, it matters—and someone else needs to hear it.

Now It’s Your Turn

Like the woman at the well, you have an opportunity to share your testimony. Your words could be the spark that leads someone else to Jesus.

Are you ready to tell your story? We want to help you share it in a meaningful way. Follow this link to learn how to share the life-changing truth of Jesus with someone you know.