In this Bible class taught by Rick Collier, the focus is on the interaction between Jesus and a Samaritan woman at a well, as recorded in the book of John, chapter 4. The class begins with a discussion of Nicodemus, emphasizing how Jesus was comfortable talking to individuals from various backgrounds and social statuses. The narrative then shifts to the encounter at the well, highlighting the cultural and historical context of Samaritans and Jews. The discussion touches on Jesus offering "living water" to the woman, signifying spiritual nourishment. The woman is initially puzzled, questioning how Jesus could provide water without a bucket in such a deep well. However, Jesus uses this metaphor to explain the nature of the spiritual sustenance he offers. The class underscores Jesus' sensitivity and respect in his interaction with the woman. Unlike his conversation with Nicodemus, Jesus does not challenge her beliefs but rather meets her where she is. When the woman acknowledges Jesus as a prophet, they engage in a discussion about worship, emphasizing that true worship transcends physical locations. The class highlights Jesus revealing himself as the Messiah to the woman, which leads her to leave her water jar and rush back to her village to share the news. This act of evangelism by the woman is emphasized as a powerful example of how anyone, regardless of status or background, can share the Gospel. Rick concludes by emphasizing that Jesus' love and teachings are accessible to all, and that every believer has the potential to impact others with the message of Christ. The class underscores the importance of approaching others with patience, empathy, and a willingness to listen.