Podcasts about jacob's well

Heart to Heart - Download and listen to a uplifting and inspiring morning devotion from Pastor Harold F Weitsz as he ministers on the well of Jacob and how you need to drink from the well of the word of God.

We discuss a therapy dog in England being declared a hero for saving a suicidal woman, Nick's Dear Redacted, whether being forced to spend 24-hours in a Waffle House is a punishment, and Emily's visit to Jacob's Well. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is one of the most well attested sites in the Holy Land, once again attesting to the veracity of Holy Scripture, and giving vivid imagery of Jesus discourse in John 4. Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, share, pray, and join us again tomorrow about Jericho and it's famous walls! God bless you today!

WORD TO GO with Pastor Mensa Otabil Episode 409

Chapter 19- At Jacob's Well Book: The Desire Of Ages by EGW This chapter is based on John 4:1-42. Discussed live on IG and YouTube by Pastor David Asscherick on 3/12/2021 https://youtu.be/ouPPOEE87ns Videos can be found on the David Asscherick YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/c/DavidAsscherick David's Word: Thirst

Jacob's Well is a spring which is located in Hays County, Texas. Listen this Podcast to know the interesting facts... Credits Larry D. Moore, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

Nazareth Re-Visited by Robert Roberts Chapter 15 From Jacob's Well to Capernaum via Cana and Nazareth https://www.wilderness-voice.org/

Nazareth Re-Visited by Robert Roberts Chapter 14 To Galilee - through Samaria via Jacob's Well https://www.wilderness-voice.org/

As part of the Journey to Freedom series, Pastor Carma continues the story of the woman at the well. This time we get to hear what the Well knows. The Well has listened for decades and let's us in on the secrets of the village. 

In times of doubt and seasons of change, we can know that God is sure to keep his promises.--We are going to see this in two pretty different thoughts from this text.--First, I want to show you God's faithfulness to his promises at Jacob's Well.-Second, I want to show you HOW God is faithful to his promises in the person of Christ.

The Wisdom and Prudence of Christ - The Jealousy of the Pharisees-The Authority of Christ-The Sovereignty of Christ

The Good News: When we build spiritual wells we shall be made well Scripture: John 4:1-42

Jacob's Well and Living Water

Pastor Chad preaches on the Gospel Text for the Third Sunday in Lent. Jesus encounters a Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well. The encounter crosses all sorts of social barriers and in doing so changes everything about our relationship to God.

"The well is deep, and you have no bucket." What does it mean for the Samaritan Woman to encounter Jesus at Jacob's Well? What is it for us to meet Jesus there? (Preached by The Rev. David Sibley; in the Sermon, the language of Jacob' Well and the Samaritan Woman originate from a sermon given by John Green at Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis on 25 March 2014; they speak well to the present time, and citation is appropriate.)

A first-century Jew like Jesus of Nazareth would have seen God in a very intimate way. From an ancient Jewish perspective, the one God—“the LORD” or “I Am” (Hebrew YHWH) (Exodus 3:15)—is not just the Creator, but the Bridegroom, a divine person whose ultimate desire is to be united to his people. Salvation is a relationship that is so intimate, so permanent, so sacrificial, and so life-giving that it can only be described as a marriage between Creator and creatures. On the Third Sunday of Lent, the Church turns to the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well. Music is composed and performed by Russ Ronnebaum.

The significance of Jacob's Well at Sychar is explored in both testaments in terms of finding peace, dealing with the past and giving purpose. Slides from talk:  Jacob's Well

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Compass Church welcomes Dr. Phil Nordin, who delivers a timely message around Jesus' interaction with the Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well.

  “Who has believed what we have heard? And to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed? He grew up before him like a young plant and like a root out of dry ground. He didn’t have an impressive form or majesty that we should look at him, no appearance that we should desire him. He was despised and rejected by men, a man of suffering who knew what sickness was. He was like someone people turned away from; he was despised, and we didn’t value him. Yet he himself bore our sicknesses, and he carried our pains; but we in turn regarded him stricken, struck down by God, and afflicted. But he was pierced because of our rebellion, crushed because of our iniquities; punishment for our peace was on him, and we are healed by his wounds. We all went astray like sheep; we all have turned to our own way; and the Lord has punished him for the iniquity of us all. He was oppressed and afflicted, yet he did not open his mouth. Like a lamb led to the slaughter and like a sheep silent before her shearers, he did not open his mouth. He was taken away because of oppression and judgment; and who considered his fate? For he was cut off from the land of the living; he was struck because of my people’s rebellion. He was assigned a grave with the wicked, but he was with a rich man at his death, because he had done no violence and had not spoken deceitfully. Yet the Lord was pleased to crush him severely. When you make him a guilt offering, he will see his seed, he will prolong his days, and by his hand, the Lord’s pleasure will be accomplished. After his anguish, he will see light and be satisfied. By his knowledge, my righteous servant will justify many, and he will carry their iniquities. Therefore I will give him the many as a portion, and he will receive the mighty as spoil, because he willingly submitted to death, and was counted among the rebels; yet he bore the sin of many and interceded for the rebels.” Isaiah 53:1-12 CSB     Already, But Not Yet   ”Dear friends, don’t be surprised when the fiery ordeal comes among you to test you as if something unusual were happening to you.  Instead, rejoice as you share in the sufferings of Christ, sot hat you may also rejoice with great joy when his glory is revealed.” 1 Peter 4:12-13   ”I have told you these things so that in me you may have peace. You will have suffering in this world.  Be courageous!  I conquered the world.” John 16:33      

Pastor Tyler is speaking this morning on what it means to see with 20/20 vision looking backwards in order to see what God has in store looking forward and how we learn to invest our time in people as Jesus did. He uses the example of Jesus actions at Jacob's well with the Samaritan woman. He asks her for a drink of water only to offer her in return a refreshing supply of true spiritual water that never runs dry. Jesus takes the time to invest in her even in his weariness as an example for us to learn how to invest ourselves in others in a similar fashion. Ministry requires investment and God promises an eternal result as we're faithful to obey His promptings. Listen in to learn how to pray and fast seeking His spiritual wisdom through the wisdom of the Holy Spirit...

In this episode, Lexy talks about Jacob's Well, one of the most dangerous diving spots in the world. Taylor tells us about the murder of Pamela Fayed, instigated by her husband James. Angela covers the Vela Incident, an unclaimed nuclear test.

This weekend our Legacy Concert of Prayer was not a music concert, although there was lots of great music! Instead, it was a time of concerted, focused prayer. It was a time where we were led through different kinds of prayer and worship. It was an experiential time of learning that was designed to deepen our prayer and worship life as individuals and as a community. As part of our Legacy series this springboards us into a week of prayer for our church. Let us all be praying this week that we are in step with the Spirit at Jacob's Well, and making proper preparations for the next twenty years of ministry and beyond.

One of the leading controversial topics in the church, the Holy Spirit is available to empower us so that we don't have to fight on our own. Still available today, just as it was in the early days of the church. Rev. Howard Ellis of Jacob's Well Ministries has developed this teaching over the past 40 years of ministry, and it is part of the Five Days of Healing seminar that Jacob's Well hosts 2-3 times per year in the Brantford, Ontario, Canada area. For more information on Jacob's Well Ministries, or the seminars and other ministries we are involved in, please go to our website at www.jacobswellministries.ca.

The Fear of the Lord is an often misunderstood concept in the Christian church today. Rev. Howard Ellis of Jacob's Well Ministries has developed this teaching over the past 40 years of ministry, and it is part of the Five Days of Healing seminar that Jacob's Well hosts 2-3 times per year in the Brantford, Ontario, Canada area. For more information on Jacob's Well Ministries, or the seminars and other ministries we are involved in, please go to our website at www.jacobswellministries.ca.

Pastor Otte and the class finishes the talk between the Samaritan woman and Jesus at Jacob's Well. Join as we continue our journey through the book of John discussing what it means to worship, and whether it matters to worship at a specific place, or what defines the body of the church.

Pastor Otte and the Upper Room class returns to John this week where we left off with Jesus speaking to the Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well. Pastor Otte and the class discuss Jesus's truthful approach with this woman and how attention is brought to her sin. Does to show love mean being truthful even if that truth may hurt someone's feelings? Listen along as we discuss this and more on this week's episode.

TRUMAN G. MADSEN received graduate degrees in philosophy and the philosophy of religion from the University of Utah and Harvard. He served as the director of the Judeo-Christian Studies Center at BYU and as director of the Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies. He is widely recognized as an expert on the life and teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Brother Madsen, who passed away in the summer of 2009, was a prolific author who is also known for his memorable audio and video presentations on a variety of gospel subjects.

TRUMAN G. MADSEN received graduate degrees in philosophy and the philosophy of religion from the University of Utah and Harvard. He served as the director of the Judeo-Christian Studies Center at BYU and as director of the Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies. He is widely recognized as an expert on the life and teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Brother Madsen, who passed away in the summer of 2009, was a prolific author who is also known for his memorable audio and video presentations on a variety of gospel subjects.

David MacGregor share on his experience in Israel and at Jacob's Well at the 11am City service

In the conclusion of our mini-series on how God calls and empowers us to break the mold, Dave unpacked a powerful conversation that Jesus has with a Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well.  

In this series we talk about encounters in the Bible that people had with Jesus and the Holy Spirit and how we can have our own encounters to improve our life.In this message we discuss the story of the women encountering Jesus at Jacob's Well.For more information about who we are be sure to visit our website www.mymtc.org and follow us on instagram @mountaintop.church

In this Episode we look at the beginning of Luke 4 and the Story of Jesus meeting a Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well, focusing on what that story tells us about the depth of Christ's desire for us.

Eric Wiezorek Jacob's Well 9-30-18 HOPE Center Beaver Crossing, NE hopecenterne.org https://www.facebook.com/pages/HOPE-Center/25312631470477

Bill Warren--professor of New Testament and Greek at NOBTS and pastor of the church, Jacob's Well--began his career as an IMB missionary in Colombia during the height of drug lord Pablo Escobar. He talks to us about how starting a ministry there, and how it's translated to his current ministry.

There is a video shown at the end of this sermon (47:37) to enjoy it for yourself click the link below.  Bo Yeshua - Kol Koreh | בוא ישוע - קול קורא

Life In The Spirit - Jacob's Well & Jesus' Fountain - Week 5 - 7 - 1-18 Audio by City Church Cville

Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well, recorded in John 43-42, is very overlooked for the most part. Especially, for what Jesus reveals to her, and ultimately to us, about worship. It is during Jesus exchange with the Samaritan woman that Jesus tells her that "the true worshipers that God desires are those that will worship him in the spirit and in truth." Although, the setting for this encounter is no where near Jerusalem or the temple inside the walls of that city, what Jesus said about worship has now been interpreted as primarily having to do with what takes place inside of a church during a "worship service." A setting that has very little in common with the setting that Jesus made this prouncement or why. This episode not only addresses this, but it also addresses how prejudice and even racism interferes with what God considers to be worship in the spirit and in truth without our even realizing it.

"Belong" is one of our Five Commitments at Jacob's Well, and is one of the first tools we receive as God's people. We're handed identity, we belong. But we have a way of feeling like we don't belong, based on human stuff. Jesus says different. And it's important to focus on peace and who we are TOGETHER. It's a positive, not a negative, and the other Commitments need "Belong" to have substance.

Jesus is Lord. This is participation in the Kingdom of God. If you want to give primary allegiance to some other kingdom, then Jesus is not Lord in you, and you are not seeing the Kingdom. Eliezer encountered the beautiful Rebekah at a well and...

Jessi Marcus The Divine Entwined: Week 3, We Share Jeremiah 33:22, Romans 1:20, 1:21-23, 25, Mark 3:1-6 If you consider Jacob's Well your church home and would like to participate in the whole-life generosity survey, text JWKC to 555888, or click here.     website: jacobswell.church facebook: jacobswellkc twitter: @jacobswell

Rob begins a series where we review the vision of Jacob's Well in the context of our upcoming 10 year anniversary.

The last week of our 2017 Advent series, looking at the story of the woman at the well. Tremendous truths in this passage.

Finding refreshment is an essential task when you are in a dry and arid place. When found, these wells become a well of salvation and a source of life for the generations after us. Listen as Pastor Wade preaches how this applies to you!

Download | Subscription (FREE) In this episode, Rev. Gibson and Johnny Gwin discuss the themes of meeting God and Living Water. What would it be like to meet Jesus? What would you say? Would you know who he was? Jesus's interaction with the Samarian women at Jacob's Well and his meeting with Nicodemus shows us a very "human" and intimate conversation with the people around him. Jesus seems to be an excellent listener and a teacher in these gospel stories from John. What could we learn about life and ourselves from such a personal conversation with Jesus? Moses and his Israelites are also discussed, and we are reminded of the "human nature" to not only turn on each other but God when things look bad and not going our way? Beverly illustrates how Moses shows us (in Exodus) that God is always among us and he provides when we are in need. Is our faith and spirit strong enough to see God when we think he has abandoned us? Hear Johnny actually describe the show summary accurately this week, and he manages to sneak in a Jean Grey (from X-Men) and Bruce Lee mention into today's conversation. What You Will Hear: > Discussion of "setting a scene" with the intimate conversations that John describes in his Gospel (Nicodemus & Samarian Women at well) > The Samarian Woman description and her significance > The well at the center of the city and the importance of Jacob's Well > Living Water = Moses delivers from a rock and Jesus discusses how we will deliver water that will quench your thirst forever > Theme of "Living Water" - not stagnant but "flowing" from one person to another. Spirit and faith should be "flowing" through us and to each other > "I am He" - how Jesus knew the Samarian woman > The "human exchange" between Jesus and the Samarian Women > The place of Samarian women in the Jewish world > Jesus is the "deep listener" that can hear what reverberates through your soul > Jean Grey (X-Men) and her burden of knowing what everyone thinks and feels > To know what to do with someone's pain and weight when you can recognize it > Third week of Lenten Journey of Spirit: meeting God > Over 40 years the Israelites turn on and quarrel with Moses many times > The actions and complaints of the Israelites is the story of "US." > Beverly shares that she has given up "Facebook" for Lent > Moses mighty Staff and his connection and relationship with God > When things don't go our way - like the Israelites - we pick up a rock, shake or fist to the sky and blame God. > Faith allows us to come back and God will provide for us > Hearing God getting "tired and over" the Israelites and their straying from Him > 40 years in the desert? Moses must have wandered in circles > The controversy of where Mt. Sinai was located > Biblical maps gives some readers a grounding to a place to help us understand a story and lesson > Fleeing and hiding in "the Wilderness" is not a bad thing - it can be a regrouping and reenergizing time > Jesus's ministry and journey in the wilderness until he "points his face toward Jerusalem" > Moses also used "the Wilderness" to prepare to what was coming > Meeting your Yoda in the Wilderness > Finding focus and learning how to work without distractions - Cal Newport's Deep Work best-selling book > Withdrawing from society and going deep in your inner world, thoughts, and feelings to find some clarity > Carl Jung had to build a sanctuary to find his center and focus > The importance and power of a retreat > JK Rowling's technique to finish the last "Harry Potter" book > Going deep to see God, Jesus, the world around us and the "real you" > The difficult of judging ourselves > Deeping diving into understanding ourselves (Christ Church Cathedral) with Ministry Architects > Deep Listening and the Deep Listening Band and their music of reverberation and evolution of participating with the environment > "Going with the flow" just like water > Bruce Lee and his martial arts analogy of "being like water, not like the rock" > Emerging from "The Wilderness" and the importance of the "parking lot" conversations with others > Spiritual growth and opportunity in every interaction with people and places > Are we the same person at 18 and at 38? > Shutting out the world, looking inward, focusing and listening to others to discover who we are and what makes us happy > Cal Newport's view of "letting go" of social media > Balancing between the world of "letting go", the wilderness and the hustle and bustle of the world > Of the Earth vs. not of this Earth balancing battle > The lessons and the message from the discipline of Lent > Johnny admits that excess social media and the disruptive world getting in the way of prayer and spirituality makes him as quarrelsome as the Israelites in the desert > Living a life that embraces "minimalism" >  The world and culture of "MORE" > Lent is a good time for attendance at Church > The purpose of a Sabbatical > Katherine Deaton's living artisanal water well > The Baptism - living water giving to you from a stagnant rock > Pulpit To Pew suddenly turns into a financial podcast concerning oil, artisanal water, and the upcoming water supply bubble Readings Referenced: Exodus 17:1-7 Romans 5:1-11 John 4:5-42   What do you think about Pulpit To Pew?
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Message from Friendship Assembly in Hawarden, Iowa

Pastor David Goudy

Wed PM (9/21/16)

Tuesday, April 5, 2016 Tuesday Large Group (Seoul National University Campus 7pm) Speaker: Myunghwa Choi Passage: John 4:1-30 Duration: 00:47:52

Pastor V. Mark Smith - Berean Baptist Church

Pastor V. Mark Smith - Berean Baptist Church

The spiritual thirst that we have is a thirst that is more real than natural thirst. Christ certainly is greater than Jacob, for He did not simply dig a well, but is Himself the source of all life.

(John 4:1-30) The woman at the well. Download Sermon Outline (pdf)

In the story of the Samaritan Woman at Jacob's Well, Jesus has a life-changing conversation with her. Fr Thomas reminds us that each one of us needs to have this conversation with God, which can ultimately lead us to put Him first above all things. (Fifth Sunday of Pascha)

What is the significance of Jacob's well? Where is Jacob's well mentioned in the Bible?

Time to leave Jacob's Well

By Dub McClish

By Dub McClish

From John chapter 4, Jesus meets the Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well. She has searched for satisfaction everywhere the world tells you to find it, and found nothing. Jesus tells her that He can give her Living Water and a eternally satisfying life.

In the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well we see Jesus symbolically repairing the broken relationships between the southern and northern kingdoms while living into the role of the bridegroom that the author places upon him. The narrative is instructive for us as the Body of Christ today as we look a broken church that needs much repair.

In the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well we see Jesus symbolically repairing the broken relationships between the southern and northern kingdoms while living into the role of the bridegroom that the author places upon him. The narrative is instructive for us as the Body of Christ today as we look a broken church that needs much repair.

We learn a great deal about Jesus and ourselves in this encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well

We learn a great deal about Jesus and ourselves in this encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well

She always made her way down to the well after all the other women had left. She couldn’t bear to see their stares or hear their whispers. She knew what they were thinking. So she went when no one would be there. Except on this day. On this...

Jacob's Well is a Christ-centered addiction recovery center for women. This short episode gives more insight into Jacob's Well- what it is and what it can do for women who are struggling with addictions.

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