Woman at the well quotes

The goal of the Well-Watered Woman isn’t to be someone but to know someone—the One who changes everything. Her ambitions and dreams are transformed by Jesus as he shows her, day by day, the better way to live. As she makes it her daily pursuit to know Jesus, she becomes the someone God created her to be: the Well-Watered Woman. —Gretchen Saffles in The Well-Watered Woman #wellwateredwomen

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Today, we look at the story of the Samaritan woman and Jesus at the well (John 4:5-26). "In the course of their [Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well] conversation, she comes to understand that he is not simply a man, but the Messiah, the anointed one of God, who sees her, who knows her, and yet who does not condemn her. " —Deacon Keith Strohm

The woman at the well teaches us some powerful lessons about what it means to live a filled life. To stop chasing and open up to live.

His ways are certainly not our ways. They’re so much better! The beautiful thing about Jesus is that He’s always giving, not demanding. “Come to me” isn’t a demand; it’s an invitation. The Samaritan woman at the well had become tired of trying to get things right in life. She came at the hottest time of day to draw water from the well when none of the townsfolk were around. She knew what they thought of her in no uncertain terms. But when Jesus met her, knowing full well of her history...