This points to a simple truth: compassion needs capability. The Good Samaritan wasn’t remembered only for a kind heart; he also had the resources to pay the innkeeper, buy care, and see the injured man restored. Warm feelings don’t splint a broken leg or fill an empty stomach. Provision does.

That’s why creating, saving, and investing are not greedy by default—they’re what equip you to love your neighbor in practical ways. Prosperity with purpose turns mercy into action. Build wisely, give freely, and let your success become a shelter for others.