May 16, 2021
Change: Neighbours
Stories that change the World and your heart.
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Luke 10:30-37
Message Questions:
- Do you have a story of being shown mercy? A stranger who rescued your pet or helped you change a flat? Share the story.
- The expert of the Law wants to talk about ‘ eternal life’ which he assumes is accessed through the Law. Jesus makes it all about Love. Those two used to be synonymous. What went wrong?
- What reasons would the priest and the Levite have for “ passing by on the other side of the road?”
- Describe the care the Samaritan showed in detail. What stands out to you?
- Make a case for Jesus on the cross being the original Good Samaritan. Compare similarities and differences. Are you convinced?
- What would ‘go and do likewise’ look like in your life these days? What is likely to keep you from following through with that?
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