Love Thy Neighborhood

How has the pandemic impacted social justice? In this series, producer Rachel Szabo revisits several topics we’ve covered before to get an up-to-date picture on how the current crisis has shaped us over the past two months. Join Jesse, Rachel and pastor, author and speaker Skye Jethani as they discuss COVID-19 and social justice. Music from Lee Rosevere, Podington Bear and Blue Dot Sessions. Theme music from Murphy D.X.

Stuck at home? Check out Season 3 of The EnneaCast! Knowing your Enneagram Type is only half of the equation. In the Season 3 premiere, hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson discuss why understanding your life story is essential to understanding your Enneagram. They each share specific memories from childhood (awkward middle school years rejoice!) as they walk through how to map your life story. Finally, they combine their knowledge against the internet in a round of Enneagram Catchphrase. Learn more about the mapping process at www.mappingyourstory.com.

Did you know LTN offers podcasting internships? Join Jesse and Rachel in producing the show, all while living the LTN lifestyle! Opportunities in editing, journalism or marketing. Learn more at www.lovethyneighborhood.org/podcasting.

Did you know Love Thy Neighborhood is more than a podcast? Rachel Szabo joins Executive Director Jesse Eubanks to talk about the past, present and future of LTN. They discuss how LTN guides young adults through the challenges of emerging adulthood, the real world impact young adults made over the last year, and how podcast listeners can get more involved.

Christians say our true citizenship is in heaven, but what happens when our earthly and heavenly citizenship conflict? Stories of people stepping outside their political boxes.

Christians say we were made for community, but what happens when pixels replace people? Stories of how social media has changed us and the radical steps some have taken to get their life back from their screens. This episode is in partnership with The Holy Post podcast.

Christians say God’s justice is perfect, but what happens when human justice gets it wrong? Stories of a lawyer, an artist and a seminary professor seeking justice reform.

We're doing an episode on how social media impacts relationships, and we need your stories! Here's how you can help. Deadline is December 6th.

He was born in Jim Crow America. He was tortured in jail. He had a third-grade education. Yet he changed the face of urban missions. The unbelievable story of Dr. John M. Perkins.

Christians say Jesus has conquered death, but what happens when loved ones still die? Dealing with the tension between loss, grief and hope.

Listeners voted for their favorite episodes, and the results are in! Jesse and Lachlan join Rachel in the studio to revisit clips from the episodes that made the Top 5.

Christians say one day we’ll get new bodies, but what should we do with the ones we have now? Stories of neglect, obsession and trying to make peace with our body.

Christians say people should be educated and equipped for ministry, but what happens when we can’t afford it? Stories of higher education threatening the mission field.

Christians say God cares for the foreigner, but what happens when foreigners make their home with us? A worship leader accidentally takes his church on a wild ride through the immigration system.

Christians say lust is sinful, but what happens when it becomes a part of our everyday life? The battle of a pastor, a young woman, a sex addict and porn. This episode is in partnership with The Gospel Coalition.