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EPISODE · May 10, 2026

John 4:1-7 | “Sinner-Seeking Savior”

from Hope Presbyterian Church (PCA) · host Will Stern

Sermon Summary:In John 4:1–15, we meet a deeply broken Samaritan woman—but before she ever sought Jesus, Jesus was already seeking her. This sermon explores how Christ is a sinner-seeking Savior who came into the world to draw near to sinners, become weak for them, and initiate a relationship with them. Jesus “had” to pass through Samaria because it was the will of His Father to seek and save the lost. Through His weariness at the well and His conversation with this outcast woman, we see the grace of a Savior who crosses every barrier to bring living water to spiritually thirsty people.Sermon Outline:Jesus seeks sinners by drawing near to themJesus seeks sinners by becoming weak for themJesus seeks sinners by initiating a relationship with themKey Takeaway:Jesus is not waiting for sinners to clean themselves up before coming to Him. He is the One who takes the initiative, draws near, and offers living water to all who are spiritually thirsty.Application Questions:Do you believe Jesus could truly seek and save someone as broken as you?In what ways are you trying to satisfy your spiritual thirst apart from Christ?How does Christ’s willingness to draw near to sinners shape the way you view other people?What might it look like for you to respond to Christ’s invitation today?

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