Love Thy Neighborhood

Hey everyone. It's Jesse Eubanks. I have a brand new show. I wanted to let you hear the first episode. Give it a listen. If you like it, I'll hope you join us for Season 1. Do a search for Wonderology. Let's get curious. WONDEROLOGY: EP 1 - NO DARK SKY Does living in a vast universe make humanity less significant? Scott Acton spent more than 20 years helping build the most advanced telescope humanity has ever made. The goal? To see the first stars that ever turned on in our universe. If it

Christians say that the Lord is the author of our faith, but what happens when a ministry reaches its final chapter? The story of Love Thy Neighborhood’s grassroots beginnings, the surprising twists of a decade of ministry, and the challenge of trusting God enough to let go. Learn about how to start your own young adult gap year program: lovethyneighborhood.org/box Credits Special thank you to our interviewees: Jordan Smith, Bonnie Epperson, Kiana Brown, Daniel Morrison, Caleb Hansen, Rachel H

In the last episode, we explored stories of Christians trying to figure out the best way to educate their children. In today’s episode, Jesse Eubanks and Anna Tran reflect on things they couldn’t say about education, including Christians leaving the public school system and how income inequality affects education. They interview Ray Pennings, Executive Vice President and co-founder of Cardus, a leading Canadian think tank. He is also a publisher of Comment magazine. They talk about educational p

Christians say that parents should raise their children in the faith, but what happens when our education systems complicate things? What do parents do with all the existing options? Stories of adults trying to figure out what is best for our children. Resources Aletheia Academy: www.gospelchurchdurango.com/aletheia-academy McFalls Academy: www.mcfallsacademy.com Jenny’s story was originally featured in Christianity Today:  www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2022/october-web-only/christian-public-sch

In the last episode, we explored the consequences of believing lies, how the “King of Fake News” got his crown, and how a librarian is rallying Christians to push back against fake news. In today’s episode, Jesse Eubanks and Anna Tran reflect on things they couldn’t say about fake news - including how bias influences our susceptibility to fake news and nine tips to help you spot it. They interview Dr. Greg Bock, author of the book, QAnon, Chaos, and the Cross Christianity and Conspiracy Theories

Christians say they believe in pursuing the truth, but what happens when we can’t tell the difference between truth and deception? The story of how the "King of Fake News" got his crown, the consequences of believing lies, and how a librarian is rallying Christians to push back. This episode is in partnership with The Holy Post and co-hosted by Skye Jethani. This episode originally aired in November 2021. To learn more about Rachel Wightman's class: www.racheliwightman.com To hear the full inte

In the last episode, we explored what happened after Tim Keller became a Christian. In today’s episode, Jesse Eubanks and Anna Tran reflect on things they couldn’t say about Tim Keller - including how he responded to critics and his vision for cities. Anna talks with Al Santino about today’s Gospel movement in New York City. Resources: Learn more about Al Santino's work: citytocity.nyc Article A New Kind of Urban Christian: www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2006/may/1.36.html Critiques about Tim Kel

They called him the C.S. Lewis of the 21st century. A pastor, author and intellectual giant, his ministry in New York City inspired Christians around the world with a vision for following Jesus in a post-Christian culture. But, who was he really? This week, on the first anniversary of his passing, we explore the life, legacy, and secret life of Timothy Keller. Audio of Collin Hansen was used with permission from The Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast and The Speak Life Podcast. Donate to the mi