Their meeting was unexpected -- at least for her.She came thirsty. For water, she thought. But his words stirred a deeper thirst she'd been trying to satiate in other ways. She left transformed. Not by the "magic water" she'd asked for; but by miraculous words. The story of the "woman at the well" is a familiar one to many Christians. Yet the story is always worth reviewing because it's packed with insights on what changes us -- and what transforms others. We'll see:How people with a strong and clear sense of their identity can converse with others who are in direct opposition to them. How to handle theological distractionsHow kindness healsHow sharing the "good news" might require leaving something behindVisit the website and be sure to subscribe to Hi(Lights) for more teaching, encouragement, and practical resources to empower you with Life's Key 3 aims as an individual or a parent. Sign up at https://www.stephaniepresents.com/Remember, my friend, you have an impact that is immeasurable, eternal, and irreplaceable.#biblestudy#familydevotions#christianfaith#christianfamilies#christianparenting#christianwomen#familybiblestudy#biblestudyforkids#biblestudyforchildren#bible#faith#stephaniesmithpresents

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