In today's episode, Pastor Clark Frailey wraps up the “Do Good” series by diving deep into what it truly means to “love your neighbor as yourself.”

Pastor Clark explores how this fundamental Christian teaching goes far beyond being a simple slogan—it’s a call to action that impacts our own spiritual growth and the world around us. Through practical examples, powerful scripture, and a little humor, you’ll learn how loving others changes both you and your community.

Plus, we shine a spotlight on the Spero Project—a local charity supporting refugees—and hear directly from Kim Bandy and Skylar Taylor about the vital work they’re doing to help neighbors resettling in Oklahoma City.

Whether you’re joining in for practical inspiration, a boost of encouragement, or to find out how you can make a difference, this episode is packed with heart, hope, and timeless truths. Let’s discover together how doing good and loving deeply connects us to God’s purpose—and to each other.

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00:00 "Emulating Divine Love"

06:11 "Learning God’s Love Through Loving"

09:16 Understanding Refugee Work's Impact

12:20 "Created for Purposeful Good Works"

15:48 Grateful for Community Engagement

18:12 New Home, New Neighbors, New Perspectives

20:31 Defining "Refugee": Critical Context

25:55 "Forcibly Displaced Resettlement Challenge"

28:19 "Walking with Neighbors in Community"

30:47 Empowering Neighbors Through Support Services

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