Join Joe McDonald as he shares the powerful lesson of the Good Samaritan, relating it to Step 12 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe explains that the Good Samaritan, although unlikely and even forbidden to help, could not walk past his brother who was beaten by the side of the road. Instead, he stopped, tended to his wounds, and took responsibility for his care. This story reminds us that in recovery, we are called to take ownership of the care of our brothers and sisters, even when it’s inconvenient or unexpected.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 12 is about carrying the message and being of service to others. Joe encourages us to embody the spirit of the Good Samaritan by stepping up to help those in need, taking responsibility for their care, and being a source of support on the journey to ...