David Burton

“Loving our neighbors is truly a reckless lifestyle. Scripture tells us to love but to it expect hatred in return, to give but to expect no repayment.”
― Kendra Broekhuis, Here Goes Nothing: An Introvert's Reckless Attempt to Love Her Neighbor

“But the fact that I allow my introverted personality to keep me from lending a helping hand because it requires human interaction is flawed. That’s the thing about the commandment love your neighbor. Those situations aren’t about me and my fears, they’re about my neighbor and his or her needs.”
― Kendra Broekhuis, Here Goes Nothing: An Introvert's Reckless Attempt to Love Her Neighbor

“But what if, instead of staying inside my thick, introverted shell, I prayed for courage to step out and build relationships with our neighbors? What if, instead of making a to do list, I prayed for God to guide my daily activities? What if, instead of waiting for people to knock on our door, I intentionally looked for ways to show Christ love and kindness.”
― Kendra Broekhuis, Here Goes Nothing: An Introvert's Reckless Attempt to Love Her Neighbor

“If anyone should neighbor differently it should be us Christians. So let’s do it. Let us love our neighborhoods as ourselves.”
― Lance Ford, Next Door as It Is in Heaven: Living Out God's Kingdom in Your Neighborhood