This week, we welcome Paul Tuck from Dismas Fellowship Network as he shares on the topic of loving our neighbour. In Luke 10, Christ is asked "Who is my neighbour?" and he replies with the parable of the Good Samaritan. How can this inform how we treat those around us?

Please find the slide deck for this week's teaching here.

Home Church Questions:

1. What stood out to you from this week's teaching?

2. When you hear the word “neighbour”, what comes to mind?

3. Read Luke 10:25-37 (preferably in multiple translations). What stands out to you from this passage?

4. Who in the story stands out to you most: the wounded man, the religious leaders, or the Samaritan? Why?

5. The expert in the law asks, “Who is my neighbour?” Why does he ask this? How does Jesus reshape that question?

6. When have you experienced someone being a “Good Samaritan” to you?

7. Is there a situation right now where you feel like the priest or Levite—aware of a need but hesitant to engage?

8. What practical barriers keep us from loving our neighbour well (eg, time, fear, assumptions, busyness)?

9. A question asked to Paul after the service… “When is enough enough? Is there a limit to compassionate care when you might feel taken advantage of?"

10. Pray with and for one another, our church community, and our world.

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