In this sermon, pastor Killingsworth opens up John 4:1-15, focusing on Jesus’ unexpected encounter with a Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well. Pastor Killingsworth highlights the surprising nature of this interaction, given the existing prejudice between Jews and Samaritans, and the societal norms discouraging public conversations between Jewish men and women, especially those considered immoral. Three key themes are developed: the encounter’s divine orchestration, emphasizing God’s guidance in leading Jesus to this specific meeting; Jesus’ embodied humanity, showcasing his genuine tiredness, thirst, and hunger; and the encounter’s graciousness, illustrating Jesus’ compassion, patience, and willingness to engage with someone ver different from himself. The sermon ultimately encourages listeners to emulate Jesus’ example by seeking out divine appointments, recognizing their own limitations, and actively sharing the “living water” of faith with others, even those outside their comfort zones.