Pastor Danny Wolford continues the seven-week series on love, drawing from 1 Corinthians 13 and the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10). He reminds the congregation that “God is love”—it’s not just something He does, but His very essence. Without love, everything we do is meaningless.He breaks down three attitudes toward others as seen in the Good Samaritan story: 1. Keep My Distance – The priest ignored the wounded man, representing a distant, superficial approach to relationships. 2. Curious but Uninvolved – The Levite saw the man but did nothing, illustrating a passive, apathetic mindset. 3. Treat Others How I Want to Be Treated – The Samaritan acted with kindness, took risks, and sacrificed time and resources to help.Key Lessons from the Good Samaritan: • See the needs of others – Kindness starts with awareness. • Sympathize with people’s pain – Engage with others emotionally. • Seize the moment – Kindness requires immediate action. • Spend whatever it takes – True kindness often comes at a cost.Danny emphasizes that kindness is an act of worship and a direct reflection of God’s love. He challenges the congregation to be more intentional in serving others, taking risks, and slowing down to notice those in need.