Chestnut Ridge Church
The heroes of the Bible were real people who made mistakes. They were known for their mess ups—and we can all relate to that.
Join us as we wrap up the series, Messed Up, where our focus has been on the flawed and forgiven heroes of the faith whose mistakes can be instructive to our own lives.
Today's Music
Worthy of Your Name, Yes I Will, Fullness, Living Hope
Messed Up [Part 6]—Tim Haring
Problem: People have a messed-up view of religion.
Solution: It’s not where; it’s who and how that matter.
Today's Takeaway: It’s not where; it’s who and how that matter.
John 4:20 HCSB
John 4:1-6 HCSB
John 4:7-9 HCSB
"The normal prejudices of the day prohibited public conversation between men and women, between Jews and Samaritans, and especially between strangers. A Jewish Rabbi would rather go thirsty than violate these proprieties."—Walvoord
John 4:10 HCSB
John 4:12 HCSB
John 4:13-14 HCSB
John 4:15-20 HCSB
John 4:21-26 HCSB
John 4:24 HCSB
“the true worshippers cannot be identified by their attachment to a particular shrine, but by their worship of the Father in spirit and truth." –D.A. Carson
John 4:22 HCSB
“Salvation is from the Jews” in the sense that it is available through Jesus, who was born of the seed of Abraham." –E.A. Blum
“The true worshippers cannot be identified by their attachment to a particular shrine, but by their worship of the Father in spirit and truth." –D.A. Carson
John 4:12 HCSB
John 4:20 HCSB