Take this in: You don’t have to be the perfect neighbor; you just have to “good enough.”

This Advent, we dive into the powerful idea of incarnational living—being fully present in our neighborhoods, just as Jesus was as Emmanuel, "God with us."

In the spirit of the season, we’re launching the 12 Days of Neighboring Challenge!

Gobble, Gobble! Or should we say "Grumble, Grumble?"

In a world that celebrates busyness, we’re often left feeling rushed and disconnected from the people around us.

Let’s face it—most of us are horrible listeners but don't know how to change.

Today, small talk is getting a glow-up!

Carolyn Lacey, author of "Extraordinary Hospitality for Ordinary People: Seven Ways to Welcome Like Jesus," joins the discussion to explore the true meaning of Christian hospitality.

Are you hesitant to share your faith with your neighbors?

Are political conversations with neighbors just too divisive to touch?

Rachel Gilson, author of "Parenting Without Panic in an LGBT Affirming World," joins us to talk about how we can love our LGBT+ neighbors and how Christian parents can navigate complex conversations with their children about faith, gender, and sexuality.

After moving into their new neighborhood—ironically named Sleepy Hollow—Jimmy and Kelly Needham were surprised to learn their home had a big reputation.

While the concept of moving your body while talking to God might seem intuitive to some, many of us could use a "prayer walk tutorial."

Has guilt been a good long-term motivator in your life when it comes to prayer???

In this episode, we're joined by Marc Dunkelman, author of The Vanishing Neighbor: The Transformation of American Community

In this episode, we’re joined by Malissa Mackey, who lives and works in downtown Chicago.

Asking good questions can be a powerful way to love our neighbors.

Phil Callaway, an award-winning author, speaker, and humorist known for his best-selling book, "Laugh Like a Kid Again," joins us for a conversation about the profound power of laughter and how it can break down barriers, open hearts, and bring light to even the darkest situations.

Amberly Neese is a speaker, comedian, and author of several books, including Common Ground: Loving Others Despite Our Differences.

Zack Eswine, pastor of Riverside Church in St. Louis and author of Spurgeon's Sorrows and Imperfect Pastor, joins us to discuss loving our doubting and deconstructing neighbors.

We are excited to welcome back Alan Briggs, a leadership coach, consultant, and author of the new book "Anti-Burnout: A Lighter Way to Live and Lead in a Heavy World."

We’re thrilled to welcome USA Today bestselling author and keynote speaker Craig Cooper, co-author of "Glad You're Here.

The Beatitudes not only invite us into the way of Jesus, but they also provide us with a template for prayer.

Let's recap with a Cliffsnotes episode!

In the final episode of our “Neighborhoods Reimagined” series on the Beatitudes, we explore the eighth beatitude.