What does it really mean to love your neighbor—especially when it’s uncomfortable, inconvenient, or crosses social and cultural lines? In this timely and challenging message, Pastor Keith Jenkins unpacks Jesus’ words in Matthew 22:37–40 and the powerful Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:29–37) to show how our love for God is authenticated by how we treat people made in His image.

This sermon will help you:
• Understand why loving God includes loving people (Matthew 22:37–40)
• Reframe the real question from “Who is my neighbor?” to “Am I being neighborly?”
• Learn the difference between sympathy, empathy, and compassion (and why compassion acts)
• Identify the “lenses” we see others through and how labels can dehumanize
• Recognize how religion can “pass by,” but relationship with Jesus stops to help
• Step into messy, real-world love that reflects the heart of Christ

Whether you’re wrestling with biases, cynicism, spiritual apathy, or just wondering how to love people better in today’s world—this message is a call to become the kind of neighbor Jesus describes: one who sees, stops, and serves.

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