Welcome to What's Good In The Neighborhood - A Project by Every Neighborhood Partnership!
What's Good In The Neighborhood
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Welcome to What's Good In The Neighborhood - A Project by Every Neighborhood Partnership!
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3/9/2024
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Recent Episodes
July 2, 2026
54. The Bible & the City: Why Place and Process Matter
In this episode of What’s Good in the Neighborhood, Andrew Feil is joined by Dr. Randy White and Carlos Huerta to explore the theological and practical heart of urban ministry, centered on the vital truth that place and process matter. This episode invites listeners to move away from isolated effort toward a sustainable life of service, ultimately challenging us all to see, stay, and serve our communities the Jesus way. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
June 18, 2026
53. Dave Hanson on The Practice of Staying: Why Time is Our Greatest Currency
In this episode, Grace and Andrew sit down with Dave Hanson, CEO of Students International, to discuss the critical importance of long-term presence in our communities. The conversation explores why "staying" is a radical act in a world often focused on short-term projects. Dave shares how deep, sustained commitment builds trust, fosters genuine transformation, and moves beyond simple metrics of success. This episode offers practical wisdom for listeners looking to move past quick bursts of service to learn how to invest their time to truly love the people right outside their front door. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
June 4, 2026
52. Brandon and Jess Jackson on The Practice of Proximity
In this week's episode, Grace and Andrew sit down with Jess and Brandon Jackson, Co-Pastors of On Ramps Covenant Church, who live in the Lowell neighborhood they serve. They discuss why physical proximity is the most radical act a leader can perform and what their neighbors have taught them about resilience, faith, and joy. This episode explores the vital shift from trying to "fix" a community from the outside to living with it from the inside. They also tackle the tough choices between pursuing scale versus depth, and how to carry the weight of seeing suffering up close. Brandon Jackson is the Co-Lead Pastor of On Ramps Covenant Church in Fresno’s Lowell neighborhood, where he serves alongside his wife, Jess. Together, they are passionate about following Jesus, loving their neighborhood well, and helping create pathways for spiritual growth, leadership development, and community transformation. Brandon especially loves investing in the next generation and building relationships that help people grow into all God has for them. Jess Jackson is the co pastor of On Ramps Covenant Church. She’s passionate about building Jesus-centered communities marked by shared life, justice and deep belonging. Her heart is to see people encounter God in real transformative ways, locally and globally. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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