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Every genuine encounter with Jesus changes something. In John 4, Jesus meets the Samaritan woman at the well and completely transforms her life. He changes what she longs for, how she worships, and the purpose she lives for. This message reminds us that Jesus still offers living water to thirsty people today, brings us into a relationship with the Father, and sends us into His harvest as witnesses of His grace.
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