The Jericho Road is more than an ancient route, it represents every place where people are wounded, overlooked or pushed aside. Through the parable of the Good Samaritan, Jesus challenges us not simply to ask, “Who is my neighbour?” but to become a neighbour by seeing, stopping, coming close and choosing compassion.

If God is truly our Father, His love should become visible in the way we live. This reflection on 1 John explores what it means to love beyond comfort, disagreement and division. Following Jesus is more than knowing the right things, it is allowing Him to shape our whole lives so that we begin to look, speak, act and love more like Him.

What if “You shall not murder” reaches further than taking a life? Jesus challenges us to examine our anger, words and actions, revealing how easily we can wound others without spilling blood. This reflection on Exodus 20:13 and Matthew 5:21–22 invites us to become life-giving people who build others up, protect what God has created and use our words to help others flourish.

What does it really mean to honour your father and mother? This reflection on Exodus 20:12 and Mark 7:9–13 explores honour as more than obedience. Discover how God’s command calls us to value, care for and respect one another, while also recognising healthy boundaries, responsible parenting and God’s desire for families and communities shaped by love, dignity and grace.