This week, the Second Sunday of Lent, we continue in our series: Tell Me Something Good.  In this, we explore how "great love for God and neighbor" is good news. In our text, Simon and some Pharisees host a dinner for Jesus and an unexpected guest arrives: a woman from the city who kneels at Jesus’ feet and washes him with expensive perfume. Simon scoffs at this party foul, but Jesus reorients his focus, asking him to truly see the woman and recognize that she has shown “great love,” offering the tender hospitality he was not granted when he entered Simon’s home. The woman with the alabaster jar shows a shocking, extravagant love that exemplifies the greatest commandment: to love God with all your heart, soul, and mind and to love your neighbor as yourself. Will the other guests see that loving God goes hand in hand with loving neighbor? When we care for the hungry, the naked, the imprisoned—each of whom are created in the image of God—we are showing love for God, too.