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So they would purposely go around each other like they would go hours and hours and miles out of their way so that they wouldn't have to run into each other. And During this time, the Jews thought that they were so, so elite, right?

So they would purposely go around each other like they would go hours and hours and miles out of their way so that they wouldn't have to run into each other. And During this time, the Jews thought that they were so, so elite, right?

And so it just goes to show that the kingdom of God is not for the elite or the pure or the rich or the ones who are better than everybody else, because this Samaritan person who is looked at as less than, who is despised... The Jewish man, who was a priest, who was supposed to be better than the Samaritan in the story, he goes to the other side of the street.

And so it just goes to show that the kingdom of God is not for the elite or the pure or the rich or the ones who are better than everybody else, because this Samaritan person who is looked at as less than, who is despised... The Jewish man, who was a priest, who was supposed to be better than the Samaritan in the story, he goes to the other side of the street.

And the Samaritan, who is the lesser-than person in the situation, he's the one that stops. So God is always putting an emphasis on, it doesn't matter who you are, what you are, where you come from, it's about your heart. And it's about how much and how well you serve other people. I just love that so much.

And the Samaritan, who is the lesser-than person in the situation, he's the one that stops. So God is always putting an emphasis on, it doesn't matter who you are, what you are, where you come from, it's about your heart. And it's about how much and how well you serve other people. I just love that so much.

I love the emphasis on the fact that, like, the person you thought was supposed to do something good is actually the person that didn't. And the person that we look down on is actually the one that God is going to favor in this situation, you know?

I love the emphasis on the fact that, like, the person you thought was supposed to do something good is actually the person that didn't. And the person that we look down on is actually the one that God is going to favor in this situation, you know?

I love what you're talking about. How, um, yeah. how your family taught you at such a young age. If I can say thank you to my mom for anything, it's the fact that I had the greatest role model ever when it comes to serving others. Like my mom is a absolute gangster. Like she, Albanians in general, they do this a lot where like, they're just like when you, if you look up like traits of,

I love what you're talking about. How, um, yeah. how your family taught you at such a young age. If I can say thank you to my mom for anything, it's the fact that I had the greatest role model ever when it comes to serving others. Like my mom is a absolute gangster. Like she, Albanians in general, they do this a lot where like, they're just like when you, if you look up like traits of,

Like traits of Albanians, like what are they known for? It's their hospitality. They let people in. She makes fruit. She makes fruit. She makes food. Like you set people up well. You let them into your home. You open the door. You give what you can. You give money. You put yourself out. You are there for people when they need you, whether it's financially or a million other ways.

Like traits of Albanians, like what are they known for? It's their hospitality. They let people in. She makes fruit. She makes fruit. She makes food. Like you set people up well. You let them into your home. You open the door. You give what you can. You give money. You put yourself out. You are there for people when they need you, whether it's financially or a million other ways.

You open, you know, the door. And so like I grew up in a context where... Our door was like a revolving door. Like we had people with us all the time. We always had people stay. And like now these days I'm like, you needs to come to my house, come to my house. Like I, my bed is open.

You open, you know, the door. And so like I grew up in a context where... Our door was like a revolving door. Like we had people with us all the time. We always had people stay. And like now these days I'm like, you needs to come to my house, come to my house. Like I, my bed is open.

Like I have, you know, you can have what's mine, you know, like, because that's just like the way that I was raised. It's, and I don't, I can't even imagine being any different than just like, I watched my mom and I,

Like I have, you know, you can have what's mine, you know, like, because that's just like the way that I was raised. It's, and I don't, I can't even imagine being any different than just like, I watched my mom and I,

I've just seen, and my mom wasn't, you know, my mom loved Jesus, but she wasn't in this context of Christianity where you are like, that you focus on serving or being hospitable or any of these things. This was just like really innate for them. And so I watched my mom my whole life just give, give, give, give. And I see the reward of that. Yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah.

I've just seen, and my mom wasn't, you know, my mom loved Jesus, but she wasn't in this context of Christianity where you are like, that you focus on serving or being hospitable or any of these things. This was just like really innate for them. And so I watched my mom my whole life just give, give, give, give. And I see the reward of that. Yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah.

And we don't do things to get anything in return. That's not the heart of Jesus. He did not die on the cross so that he could get something in return from us. He did it regardless of if he ever gets anything in return. But, like, I've seen the reward in my mom's life. Yeah.

And we don't do things to get anything in return. That's not the heart of Jesus. He did not die on the cross so that he could get something in return from us. He did it regardless of if he ever gets anything in return. But, like, I've seen the reward in my mom's life. Yeah.