"Love your neighbor" sounds simple until your neighbor is someone you profoundly disagree with. In Week 2 of our Love Series, Rev. TJ Frederick tackles what it means to love people beyond your bubble—across political lines, cultural differences, and theological divides.

In this episode, we cover: The parable of the Good Samaritan and why it's more radical than we think, loving your neighbor in a politically divided America, and community care vs. individual charity: what actually helps.

This episode is for you if you:

• Struggle to love people who see the world differently than you do
• Want to move beyond performative allyship to actual relationship
• Feel overwhelmed by the world's problems and don't know where to start
• Are tired of culture war Christianity that treats people like enemies
• Believe love is supposed to be practical, not just theoretical
• Want to build the kind of community Jesus actually talked about

This is Week 2 of our Love Series. Last week, we talked about loving yourself. This week, we're expanding the circle. Because love that stays internal isn't love—it's just self-improvement.