What if the biggest barrier to loving our neighbors isn’t them, it’s us? In this episode, we dive into Brant Hansen’s book Unoffendable and explore how choosing humility over outrage can transform the way we live and love in our neighborhoods. From the temptation of “righteous anger” to the gift of meekness, we unpack four powerful themes from the book that challenge our assumptions and invite us into deeper grace, compassion, and Christlike love. With honest reflection, biblical insight, and practical examples, we ask: What would it look like to be the kind of neighbors who aren’t easily offended, but who reflect the patience and mercy of God in every conversation, conflict, and cul-de-sac moment?
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