Why Jesus Went Out of His Way for One Broken Woman

Welcome to Spiritually Fit Today with Arnie Cole featuring John Comstock. In this episode they reflect on the story of the woman at the well (John 4) — a powerful portrait of how Jesus meets shame with acceptance, restores identity, and invites real, relational transformation.
4 R Action Steps
Read — Read John 4 and Psalm 34:5 slowly, noting how Jesus initiates conversation and meets the woman where she is. "Those who look to him are radiant, and their faces shall never be ashamed."
Reflect — Ask: Who in my life feels unseen or shamed? How would Jesus show up in that person's story? Remember a moment you felt known and let that shape your compassion.
Respond — A short prayer: Lord, thank you for meeting us where we are. Help us to listen without judgment, to love as you love, and to bring healing to those who feel shamed. Amen.
Reveal — Go out of your way to meet someone who is struggling. Sit with them, listen without preaching, and show acceptance. Share this story or invite them to talk about what they remember and feel.
Host contact: Arnie Cole — arnie.cole@bttb.org
Keywords: woman at the well, John 4, Psalm 34:5, shame and redemption, Jesus and outcasts, spiritual growth, Christian podcast, Arnie Cole, John Comstock, Bible reflection, discipleship, listening ministry, outreach, faith practice
Subscribe to get each episode delivered to your Inbox daily at: https://bttb.org/subscribe2sft
Welcome to Spiritually Fit Today with Arnie Cole featuring John Comstock. In this episode they reflect on the story of the woman at the well (John 4) — a powerful portrait of how Jesus meets shame with acceptance, restores identity, and invites real, relational transformation.
4 R Action Steps
Read — Read John 4 and Psalm 34:5 slowly, noting how Jesus initiates conversation and meets the woman where she is. "Those who look to him are radiant, and their faces shall never be ashamed."
Reflect — Ask: Who in my life feels unseen or shamed? How would Jesus show up in that person's story? Remember a moment you felt known and let that shape your compassion.
Respond — A short prayer: Lord, thank you for meeting us where we are. Help us to listen without judgment, to love as you love, and to bring healing to those who feel shamed. Amen.
Reveal — Go out of your way to meet someone who is struggling. Sit with them, listen without preaching, and show acceptance. Share this story or invite them to talk about what they remember and feel.
Host contact: Arnie Cole — arnie.cole@bttb.org
Keywords: woman at the well, John 4, Psalm 34:5, shame and redemption, Jesus and outcasts, spiritual growth, Christian podcast, Arnie Cole, John Comstock, Bible reflection, discipleship, listening ministry, outreach, faith practice
Subscribe to get each episode delivered to your Inbox daily at: https://bttb.org/subscribe2sft
Today's Devotional
A Prayer for When Victory Is Needed - Your Daily Prayer - June 9
Victory doesn’t always look like we think it will.
There is no content for this section
--- End of Results ---
Today's Devotional
A Prayer for When Victory Is Needed - Your Daily Prayer - June 9
Victory doesn’t always look like we think it will.
Most Popular Right Now

GodTube Comedy Dad’s Hilarious Parenting Tactic Turns Housework Into Pure Entertainment

GodTube Comedy John Crist’s Funny Response to Pastor's Disappointing Move Has Everyone Laughing

toby mac TobyMac Drops ‘Heaven On My Mind’ Official Music Video

GodTube Comedy Comedian Calls Out This English Language Oddity — And It’s Absolutely Hysterical

GodTube Comedy The Hilarious Difference Between Elementary and High School Teachers

GodTube Inspiration Woman’s Thoughtful Jersey Surprise at Lions Game Wins Hearts

GodTube Comedy Anjelah Johnson-Reyes’ Reaction to a Massive Spider Is Hilarious

GodTube Comedy Mary Tries to Bathe Jesus—and the Results Are Hilarious

Christianity Dot Com Christianity.com: How do we know that Jesus is the only way to God? - Matt Smethurst

GodTube Performances Soul-Stirring Family Performance of ‘Shout to the Lord’ You Need to Hear






