The Good Samaritans

From the Well to Worship in Spirit and Truth

What if the greatest challenge facing modern Christianity is not what we believe—but what has been quietly forming us all along?

In The Good Samaritans, John Miller takes readers on a deeply thought-provoking journey through Scripture, history, and worship, beginning at Jacob’s well where Jesus spoke the startling words: “You worship what you do not know.” From the divided kingdom of ancient Samaria to the rhythms and traditions of modern evangelical life, Miller explores how inherited structures shape faith, identity, and relationship with God.

With humility, clarity, and biblical depth, this book examines the difference between sincerity and alignment, tradition and revelation, morality and true worship. Challenging yet pastoral, The Good Samaritans invites readers to reconsider the unseen frameworks that influence Christian life—and to rediscover the worship the Father seeks: worship in spirit and truth.

This is not a call to condemnation or reaction. It is an invitation to see clearly, think deeply, and draw nearer to God through His Word.