The parable of the Good Samaritan demonstrates a biblical model of social work and compassion. The Samaritan meets the physical, financial, emotional, and material needs of the man in his path. This parable reminds us that real faith is expressed in deeds as well as sentiments and words.
Blueprint for Revival: Social Concern
Luke 10:25-37
September 2, 1990 • Dr. Timothy Keller
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