“In our day and age, the Samaritan woman might have been someone we would condemn. Maybe we would point out the error of her ways rather than reach out to her in love. But what did Jesus do? He loved her enough to talk to her – and then listen. He acknowledged her as a person. Then, and only then, did He begin to instruct her.”

“In our day and age, the Samaritan woman might have been someone we would condemn. Maybe we would point out the error of her ways rather than reach out to her in love. But what did Jesus do? He loved her enough to talk to her – and then listen. He acknowledged her as a person. Then, and only then, did He begin to instruct her.”

— Beth Moore