In this thought-provoking episode of CFV Spoken Devotionals, we confront long-standing assumptions about one of the most misunderstood women in the Bible—the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4. Was she truly promiscuous, or have we misread her story through cultural and theological lenses that obscure its original meaning?

Join The Queen Bathsheba as she takes listeners on a journey into the historical, cultural, and covenantal context of first-century Samaria. Unpacking the deep tensions between Jews and Samaritans, this devotional reexamines Jesus’ encounter with the woman at Jacob’s well not as a confrontation over sin, but as a divine moment of restoration, identity, and true worship.

What does it mean to worship in spirit and in truth? And how does this story challenge the way we see God, women, and spiritual transformation?

In This Episode, You’ll Discover:

• Why the Samaritan woman’s story has often been mischaracterized


• How historical context reframes her conversation with Jesus


• What “living water” and “true worship” meant in their original setting


• A call to worship that transcends location, ritual, and shame

Perfect for:

Listeners seeking deeper biblical insight, spiritual reflection, and a fresh lens on familiar scripture.

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