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Are You My Neighbor? Understanding Compassion Through Luke 10:25-37

Dive into the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) to explore the profound question, "Are you my neighbor?" This reflection examines the motives behind the inquiry posed by a lawyer and Jesus' lesson on love and compassion. Despite societal rejection, a foreigner shows selfless love and generosity, challenging our own attitudes toward our neighbors. Are we guilty of indifference, or do we embody unconditional love in our daily lives? Let’s reflect on our relationships and discover how we can truly be good neighbors to everyone around us.

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Are You My Neighbor? Understanding Compassion Through Luke 10:25-37

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  1. Are You My Neighbor? Luke 10:25-37

  2. Are You My Neighbor? • The reason for the question. • The question came from a test. • The lawyer knew the answer, but had a guilty conscience. • Jesus sets the stage for a heart lesson.

  3. Are You My Neighbor? • The reason for the question. • The reaction of his family. • He was rejected by his priest. • He was rejected by his religiousfamily.

  4. Are You My Neighbor? • The reason for the question. • The reaction of his family. • The compassion of a foreigner. • This man was hated by the victim. • The foreigner showed compassion. • The foreigner showed unconditional love. • The foreigner showed generosity and selflessness.

  5. What does that mean to me? • Am I trying to run from what I know is true? • How do I react when people in my “church family” are hurting or need help?

  6. What does that mean to me? • Do I show compassion to everyone? • Do I show unconditional love to everyone? • Do I show generosity and selflessness to everyone? • Or, am I too self-absorbed to care?

  7. What does that mean to me? • Am I a good neighbor?

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