Neighboring on your own could be good, but it could be better when seen as a wider effort.

All of us have been given a limited set of resources to make investments in the right people. Jesus gives us an example to follow when it comes to deciding where to focus our relational resources.

Are boundaries opposed to good neighboring? How can we love our neighbors as ourselves within the framework of boundaries? Find out!

Jesus has called his followers to be Peacemakers. This can be difficult and often includes conflict. How do we actively seek peace as a way of loving our neighbors?

We usually don't like to accept or ask for help. We've been programmed to believe that it's never good to be in someone else's debt. But the Gospel shows us that receiving can be just as important as giving.

When it comes to loving our neighbors, motives matter.

It can be scary to get to know our neighbors! Learn how you can overcome fear and step out in faith to engage with those around you.

The biggest obstacle to taking the Great Commandment seriously is TIME. How do we create space in our lives to build relationship with those who live near us?

Part of what it means to be a healthy church family is that we GO into all of life with the Good News of the Gospel.