In her conversation with Jesus, the Samaritan woman is brought face-to-face with God and with herself. Jesus had a way of exposing the longing in a person’s soul. He reveals to the Samaritan woman her lostness and His ability to find her. What would it look like if we came face-to-face with God and ourselves today? What kind of worship would flow from that revelation?
A Conversation with the Samaritan Woman
March 6, 2022 • Pastor Tim Veenstra, Pastor Dave Engbrecht, Pastor Joe Focht • John 4:15–26
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February 27, 2022 • Pastor Tim Veenstra • John 18:37–38
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