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A Rest at Jacob’s Well

March 14, 2016

jug-316138_640I love the story of Jacob’s Well and The Samaritan Woman.  God has led me to four Bible studies this past year where we talked about the Samaritan woman, so I guess there must be more to learn.  The last time I wrote about Sam, as we called her in one study, was last October from a whole different perspective.

The significance of Jacob’s well and Sammie, as Pastor Gray calls her in Limitless Life, was that this meeting place gave Jesus a much needed break on this long trip, and the opportunity to show her that He was the Messiah.   Sammie had been divorced five times and was living with a man in sin at that time.  She was considered “damaged goods”, but when she left the well that day Derwin Gray tells us that she was a “future trophy of grace”.

Jesus asked Sammie for a drink that day which was frowned upon.  He was a Jew and she was a Samaritan, and it was not considered clean to drink from their cups, or to even go through their town, and a Jewish Rabbi did not talk to women.  So why did Jesus take this long detour?  How did He know Sammie would be there in the hottest part of the day?

Read the rest of the story at Blogger Loves the King.

Filed Under: Believe at the Well

You Can Take Your Hill

March 6, 2016

You-can-take-your-hillAs my sleepy feet move across the blacktop, I see the hill. When you live about seventy feet above sea level, what lays before you seems more than just an incline.

Most days the hill leaves me breathless and not in a good way. It challenges me in a way that reminds me of my inadequacies. If hills could talk, I’m sure it has been conversing with the breeze and asking it to be quiet, “Give her a moment of silence. I want the only breath she hears to be her own. It helps her remember that taking a hill is hard and hot and to hold a hill, she must have persistence”

I never face the hill first.

Read the rest of this post at CarmenHorne.com.

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Safe. Secure. Serene.

March 2, 2016

the storms of life susanbmead.comHave you ever felt so very secure, yet you could see the storm brewing on the horizon? The black clouds gather and grow – oh, so gloomy. The storm looms large and is headed your way.

Yet you sit secure. You know you’re in a safe place so you snuggle in a little more, closer to the source of solace. Safe. Secure. Serene.

Read the rest of the post at SusanBMead.com.

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God’s Point of View Never Changes

February 26, 2016

point of view morethanyourself.comPoint-of-view: a lesson straight from literature class. To teach our students this concept, we ask them to imagine a familiar story being told from a different character’s perspective. It’s fun for them to imagine how a story line and sequence of events will change, simply based on who is telling the story.

But don’t we often expect God to do this in our own lives?

I don’t know about you, but I’ve caught myself bargaining with God, expecting Him to change His mind based on my convincing testimony.

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