You know the story - The Good Samaritan. It's one of the most well-known parables Jesus ever told—so familiar, in fact, that we sometimes forget just how shocking, radical, and disruptive it was to his first audience. And honestly? It still is. Because it calls out the hypocrisy of religion without compassion, and it redefines what it means to be a “neighbor.” It's not about proximity, or shared beliefs—it’s about action. About 'doing' love, not just feeling it.
In this episode of Sunday Sermons with Pastor Mike, we’re not just revisiting the parable—we’re seeing where it’s alive today. In war zones. In flooded towns. In everyday people who stop, help, heal, and hope. And we'll ask the question Jesus asked: "Who became the neighbor?" And maybe even more importantly—are we?
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