What does it really mean to love your neighbor?

Is it simply doing something kind for someone... or is it something deeper?

In Week 5 of our You Are Here series, Pastor Bryant explores one of Jesus' most familiar parables—the Good Samaritan—and challenges us to rethink what biblical love actually looks like.

Because love isn't another item on our Christian checklist. It's the natural response of a heart that has first experienced the love of Christ.

When His love changes us, it changes the way we see people, move toward people, and make room for the people He's already placed right here in our lives.

We all have people we think we already understand.

Maybe we know their reputation, their background, their beliefs, or the label we’ve placed on them. But knowing something about someone isn’t the same as actually knowing them.

In Week 4 of our You Are Here series, Pastor Bryant challenges us to move beyond assumptions, take time to learn people’s stories, and see them through the heart of God.

Because if we’re going to reach people, we have to be willing to get close enough to know them.

We all want to help people, but sometimes we move too quickly to giving answers before we’ve taken the time to understand the person in front of us.

In this episode, Pastor Bryant looks at the way Jesus asked questions, listened, and met people where they were before leading them somewhere else.

This message challenges us to slow down, stop making assumptions, and learn how to have real conversations with the people around us—because sometimes the first step in helping someone isn’t saying more. It’s listening well.