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Who is my Neighbor? Jesus brings us the parable of the Good Samaritan to show how to Love even the lowest of us in our time of need.

We have to interact with others on a daily basis. Family, coworkers, acquaintances, neighbors and all sorts of people. Many religious leaders shared and preached the golden rule: “Hurt not others in ways that you yourself would find hurtful”. Jesus himself preached the positive form of it: “Do to others what you want them to do to you” Mathew 7:12. But what does that really mean? How are we supposed to manage successful and meaningful relationship with others? Join us and find out what Jesus said about that!

Alastair looks at Jesus conversation with the Samaritan woman at the well, considering her responce to tell everyone she knows.

God is able to provide precisely what we need when we need it. We may not trust Him to do so, but He is fully capable, and we find rest to the degree we learn to trust in His promises. Jesus, God's Prophet to Israel, pronounced judgement against those who rejected Him. If we refuse Him, we remain under condemnation. While we know what is right, we fail to live loving Him and loving others. He came to save sinners. After trusting Him and being brought into His Kingdom by the gift of His righteousness and grace, we have the privilege of serving and loving those who are rejected and outcasts and even our enemies. We have the privilege of laying our lives down for anyone; for everyone. We are neighbor to anyone we are acting in love toward. Shared by Jason Stuart Percy on July 4, 2021 at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL.

It's okay to be sad. Jesus and His Kingdom message are true even if you don't feel anything. Jesus speaks the truth without all the modern hype. We're deceived by trying to live from dopamine rush to dopamine rush and calling that 'spiritual life'. The Father is seeking those who will worhip Him in Spirit and truth. Worship is not a type of song. It is not necessarily singing songs at all. Workship is bowing yourself down to something. Bowing down, in your heart, to someone or something, is workship. Jesus is able to save the sick, yes, but when should He stop? When would it be okay for Him to let someone you love die. Does death matter? Does life matter? If there is eternal life, if there is resurrection, then it matters more than we seem to think. These thoughts shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL on Sunday, November 28, 2021.

Jesus meets the Samaritan woman at the well and brings down a 900 year old wall that kept her from worshipping God. True worship begins with Jesus.

John 4: Jesus with the Samaritan Woman at the Well

Jesus satisfies our deepest need. In a world where we're looking for answers and satisfaction, looking for someone or something to make sense of it all Jesus is the one that makes sense of everything.

Jesus had a divine appointment with a Samaritan woman at the well. His offer of “living water” is not only for her, but also for us and the whole world!

As we close our celebrations of the European Championships, and commission six new Street Pastors, Alastair speaks about Jesus and the woman of Samaria, and the challenge to love the people of our city.

By Pastor Glenn Pease Back in 1991 Glamor Magazine had an editorial about a woman who drove up to the toll booth of the Bay Bridge in San Francisco and said, "I'm paying for myself and for the 6 cars behind me." One after another the next 6 drivers came up to the booth with dollars in hand only to be…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Allen Emery, one of Billy Graham's associates tells of his experience as a boy back in 1937. He was travelling on a train with his father. One of the porters had a limp and was obviously in pain. When they inquired about it, they learned he had an infected ingrown toenail. After…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Billy Graham has preached the Gospel around the world to every race. In an interview with Diane Sawyer he was asked this question: "If you could wave your hand and make one problem in this world go away, what would it be?" Without hesitation he replied, "Racial division and strive."…

Dearly loved congregation of the Lord Jesus Christ, Thanksgiving Day is a curious holiday. It runs against the grain of our culture: inviting people to pause and reflect: to stop and appreciate what they have, taking a break from the relentless pursuit of bigger, better, newer things. It is also a curious…

Luke 17:11-19 Luke’s story of Jesus healing the 10 lepers is often used show how we should give thanks for God’s amazing blessings. Well, the story is about that - but there’s much more here…… In order to better understand what Jesus was saying 2000 years ago, it’s often important to make sure we understand…

There are four questions, questions that I believe most of us have or have had in common with the Woman at the Well, that are driving the woman’s responses to Jesus. John 4:4-29, 39-42 (NIV) 4 Now he had to go through Samaria. 5 So he came to a town in Samaria called Sychar, near the plot of ground Jacob…

Sermon for Proper 23 cycle c CtK God’s Dream Opposed by Boundaries October 13 14 2007 Luke 17: 11-19 Greeting Do you remember the great TB scare a few months ago? A man with Tubercullosis flew from Europe to Canada and “snuck” in There was tremendous anger by all who encountered him and didn’t know In…

Sermon for Holy Trinity Sunday Year C June 3, 2007 Title: Jesus Christ is the “ego eime”. Children’s Message: How can three become one, or one become three? Grace and peace to you in the name of the Holy Trinity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, Amen. Illustration of the Holy Trinity from the construction…