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It’s a beautiful day in this neighborhood, a beautiful day in this neighborhood, would be mine, could you be mine, won’t you be my neighbor. That is how every episode of Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood started. You would be invited to be Fred Roger’s neighbor. The topic of neighbors came up one time when Jesus was having a conversation with some of the religious leaders of the day. And he was asked “And who is my neighbor?” As he often does, Jesus takes a different approach to answering that question. Jesus tells the well-known story of the good Samaritan.
The hardest thing about being a disciple of Jesus is the fear. We are afraid to follow because of what it may cost us, we’re afraid to serve because we have needs of our own. For a people who have just celebrated Independence Day, it is remarkable that our fear and our desire to be in control keeps us enslaved, unable to move into the blessed life of God’s reign. True freedom comes only from God in Christ.
Where can truth be found? If we can’t trust what we read in newspapers, or what we hear on television, how do we find truth? People have always been searching for truth. Yet so much of the world is shades of gray. Is it possible to know truth? On this Holy Trinity Sunday, listen to find out where truth is found.
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