In this sermon, Jer invites the congregation to look afresh at the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well (John 4:1-15), reminding us that even familiar passages have new truths to reveal when our hearts are open. The message unpacks the historical and spiritual significance of the setting, highlighting how Jesus breaks social and cultural barriers to reach out in love to the hurting and marginalized. The pastor emphasizes the sovereignty of God in orchestrating every detail of our lives, just as He did to ensure this life-changing encounter at the well. Drawing from the broader context of John's Gospel, the sermon illustrates that Jesus is the true gift from God, the only one who can quench our deepest thirst and offer eternal life — whether we are rule-followers like Nicodemus or broken outsiders like the Samaritan woman. The core challenge is to trust wholly in Jesus, setting aside the things of this world, and to let Him transform our lives with His living water.