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All right, day five on a deep dive in John chapter four. Here's what I want you to see.

I want you to see the reality of this. The moment that we are rescued by Jesus, we become a part of the

rescue team. And one of the things that I've noticed over and over and over in my long time in ministry,

like maybe 32 or three years of full-time ministry, is the people that have just gotten

saved are always the most excited about sharing the good news of the gospel and sharing their

own life change with those around them. And this is true also with the woman at the well.

We'll pick it up in verse 27. It says, just then the disciples came back, remember they were in town, and they marveled

that Jesus was talking with a woman.

But no one said, what do you seek?

Or why are you talking with her?

So the woman left her water jar and went away into town and said to the people,

come and see a man who told me all that I ever did.

Can this be the Christ? They went out of the town and they were coming to him. You see, one of the

things that this reminds me of is when this woman and everybody knew of her reputation says that she may have

encountered the Christ, I need you to know that God is in the business of taking our biggest

messes and using them for the message of the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

That God can use even our own self-inflicted pain as one of the biggest platforms for us to

shout from the hilltops that Jesus Christ saves. And if he can save a sinner like me,

that he could save a sinner like you too. Verse 31. Meanwhile, the disciples were urging Jesus

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