"Would you give me a drink of water?" ~~Jesus

Jesus asks a question. Simple and to the point. He was thirsty.

Jesus also knew where the question would lead and that the conversation would change this woman's life.

It really didn't matter what her answer was going to be, He was going to have the conversation. So, it isn't about the question as much as it is about the conversation. True with Jesus. True with us. But it did start with a question.

A woman, a Samaritan, came to draw water. Jesus said, "Would you give me a drink of water?" (His disciples had gone to the village to buy food for lunch.)  (John 4:7-8)

What are some good year end questions?

Here is a list of some to consider.

• Have I accepted God’s verdict on my missing His goal for me as judged on the Cross of Christ?


• Do I have even the slightest interest in the death of Jesus?


• Do I want to be identified with His death— to be completely dead to all interest in missing His goal for me, worldliness, and self?


• Do I long to be so closely identified with Jesus that I am of no value for anything except Him and His purposes?


• Will I go all out for Jesus to the neglect of my own desires?

God wants some answers. Jesus demands it of us.

How will I answer?

 

What's the point?

Questions are great. The right one can make a difference.



Try having conversations where the focus is on “What is the point?”

What’s The Point?

That is such a great question that provides a proper lens to process the actions and decisions of this journey we call life.

Look at your life, family, work, relationships, decisions… and ask yourself this simple question:

What’s The Point?

It will definitely change your perspective and priorities; it may change your life.

What’s the point?