From Dry Wells to Living Water

*Samaritan woman( John 4) had a history of failed relationships—one after another—each promising fulfillment, each ending in disappointment. She is hoping for a real one that last forever,something that would satisfy the desire within her. 

One ordinary day, she went to a well to draw water, carrying not just a jar, but a thirsty heart. She was looking for water. But at that well, she encountered Living Water.

Jesus didn’t speak first about her past, her mistakes, or the place of worship. He spoke to her thirst. In one conversation, a lifetime of emptiness was exposed—and healed. This relationship surpassed all the others. Unlike the people who left her dry, Jesus promised a relationship that would endure, satisfy, and overflow.

Suddenly, the place of worship was no longer important—the Person was. Dryness turned into a flowing river. Shame turned into worship. And near that same well, a new worshipper was born.

Today, the question is not about your location, your history, or your failures.

The question is simple:

Are you dry? Thirsty? Lonely?

If so, start a conversation with Jesus—right now.

Not religion. Not rituals But Relationship.

Let the river flow. 

Selected.. David helm*