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Sermon | John 4:1-9 | Sunday Morning Service, February 01, 2026.

Preacher: Rocky Stevenson

In John 4:1–9, we are brought to an ordinary place—a well at midday—and shown an extraordinary Savior. As Jesus intentionally passes through Samaria, John makes it clear that this encounter is no accident. The Son sent by the Father chooses a road others avoid, sits down in human weariness, and speaks to a woman marked by social, ethnic, and religious barriers.

This passage reveals both the true humanity of Christ and the deliberate mercy of God. Jesus is tired and thirsty (John | 4:6), yet it is precisely in His weariness that He opens the door to life-giving grace. By asking a Samaritan woman for a drink, He shatters deeply entrenched hostilities and exposes the heart of the gospel: God meets sinners where they are, not where we think they should be.

John’s Gospel has already prepared us for this moment. Water, cleansing, and Spirit-giving have been promised throughout Scripture (Ezekiel | 36:25–27), and here those promises begin to flow toward those considered “far off.” This conversation at the well is not about evangelistic technique but about a Messiah who brings living water to weary souls.

If you feel spiritually dry, tired, or overlooked, this passage reminds you that Jesus sits where you draw water. He is not distant from human weakness, and He is intentional in His pursuit of the lost. Listen in, reflect carefully, and consider how Christ meets you in the ordinary rhythms of life.

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