CrossWay Church
May 22, 2022: Luke 10:25-37
These are the Bible passage and sermon notes for our Sunday morning worship services.
Locations & Times
CrossWay Church Battle Ground
311 N Parkway Ave, Battle Ground, WA 98604, USA
Sunday 9:30 AM
I) The Parable's Setting: Jesus’s encounter with a religions expert.
A) The leader’s question wasn’t ___________, rather he was trying to test Jesus.
B) Jesus poses the question ________ to him.
C) The expert quotes the __________________ brilliantly.
D) Jesus affirms his answer is ____________.
E) This parable is Jesus’s response to the lawyers question. Who is my neighbor?
II) The Parable
A) The road from Jerusalem to Jericho was a very ___________ and desolate 14-mile trip.
B) Robbers beat a Jew and left him to _________ on the side of the road.
C) Two Jewish religious leaders saw the man and did everything they could to ____________ him. They would have been considered ceremonially unclean for 7 days if they had touched him.
D) A despised ______________________ saves the victim. He risked his life and spared no expense to help him.
E) This is what _______________ your neighbor looks like.
III) The Parable's Application
A) Christians are called to love _______________ including those different than us, the weak and vulnerable.
Who are the hard ones to love in your sphere of influence (school, work, neighborhood, church, etc.)?
1) We need to take the time to ________ the needs of others.
What can you do to slow down and see the needs of others?
2) It requires compassionate ________________.
What can you do to cultivate compassion towards those different than you?
3) It will make us feel uncomfortable and entail _________.
How can you get out of your comfort zone to help others?
4) It will ____________ us something.
What may you have to give up to in order to serve others?
B) We can make __________ excuses for unneighborly conduct.
What excuses keep you from serving and loving folks around you?
C) We can _________ measure up to this standard.
D) Jesus is the greater Good Samaritan. He lavishes believers with his _______________ mercy and salvation.
A) The leader’s question wasn’t ___________, rather he was trying to test Jesus.
B) Jesus poses the question ________ to him.
C) The expert quotes the __________________ brilliantly.
D) Jesus affirms his answer is ____________.
E) This parable is Jesus’s response to the lawyers question. Who is my neighbor?
II) The Parable
A) The road from Jerusalem to Jericho was a very ___________ and desolate 14-mile trip.
B) Robbers beat a Jew and left him to _________ on the side of the road.
C) Two Jewish religious leaders saw the man and did everything they could to ____________ him. They would have been considered ceremonially unclean for 7 days if they had touched him.
D) A despised ______________________ saves the victim. He risked his life and spared no expense to help him.
E) This is what _______________ your neighbor looks like.
III) The Parable's Application
A) Christians are called to love _______________ including those different than us, the weak and vulnerable.
Who are the hard ones to love in your sphere of influence (school, work, neighborhood, church, etc.)?
1) We need to take the time to ________ the needs of others.
What can you do to slow down and see the needs of others?
2) It requires compassionate ________________.
What can you do to cultivate compassion towards those different than you?
3) It will make us feel uncomfortable and entail _________.
How can you get out of your comfort zone to help others?
4) It will ____________ us something.
What may you have to give up to in order to serve others?
B) We can make __________ excuses for unneighborly conduct.
What excuses keep you from serving and loving folks around you?
C) We can _________ measure up to this standard.
D) Jesus is the greater Good Samaritan. He lavishes believers with his _______________ mercy and salvation.