What if the very places you try to hide are the ones God wants to use? What does it mean to bring your whole, imperfect self before Jesus—not to impress, but to surrender? In Pour Out, we journey with the woman who knelt at Jesus’ feet, breaking open her alabaster jar in an act of scandalous devotion. Her encounter invites us to examine our own: the courage to step forward, the pain we’ve buried, the treasures we cling to, and the worship we withhold. Though unnamed, her love, devotion, and prophetic insight (anointing Jesus for burial) have been immortalized in Scripture and continue to inspire believers around the world, just as Jesus said they would. Her story reminds us that God sees the heart, and that even unnamed, humble acts of love done for Christ carry eternal significance. Through Scripture, reflection, and honest questions, this study beckons us to live as Christ did—completely poured out in love. Brokenness is no longer something to fear, but a doorway to beauty, redemption, and deep intimacy with God.