Come listen in on our conversation with the Grammy nominated lead singer of Superchick. Were you a fan like me of this band in the 2000's? Tricia serves on the Front Yard Mission board and she happens to be the voice of our podcast. Over the years she and her band have been creators of some of the most innovative music ever in Christian Music. She loves Jesus and her neighbors well and has a lot to say about Front Yard Mission.

What a blast to talk with arguably the greatest American Ninja Warrior on what it's like to be a Front Yard Missionary to the Ninja community. He'll also share how he has overcome the disappointment of missing winning one million dollars not once but twice by a mere second.

We were so honored to do a once in a lifetime interview with the incomparable Karolyn Zuzu Grimes from the Christmas Classic "It's a Wonderful Life." She made the movie when she was six old and never saw it until she was forty when the Target corporation approached her about an Ad campaign. After she saw the power of the movie she then became an ambassador for the film and it's been her mission and message for over forty years.

One of the best ways to love our neighbors is during the holidays. The chairman of the Front Yard Mission board, Dree Hogue is all about it. She starts celebrating Christmas in July and then just never stops. There is something deeper going on than just an elf on a shelf, jingle bells, and Christmas Cheer. Listen to why Christmas is so important to her and how she loves her neighbors during the holidays. All kinds of practical and fun holiday ideas in this episode.

The best way that we can love our neighbors is by sharing Christ with them. Steve and Jonathan have a conversation on demystifying sharing the gospel. Our lives should be lived in a way that provokes a response from our physical neighbors and our affinity neighbors. Learn what it means to be prepared to give an answer for the hope that we have.

The New Testament has a culture of invitation. Over twenty times in the Gospels Jesus invites others to follow him. Andrew invited Simon aka Peter to meet Jesus. Matthew invited his motley crew to a dinner to meet Jesus. Most of us if we are Christ followers came to a relationship with Christ most likely through an invitation. Steve and Jonathan discuss four different types of invitations we can make to our neighbors.

The great commandment is not just a cute little suggestion, it is what God requires of every Christ follower. Paul Benjamin in his book The Equipping Ministry said that people need at least five positive interactions with the gospel before they consider following Christ. In this episode, Steve and Jonathan discuss what love is, why we love, and how we love. This episode is brimming with great practical ideas for you to love your neighbor.