In this message, Ruth continues the Making Space series by focusing on the theme of hospitality, specifically, what it means to make space for your neighbour.

She challenges us, as Christians, to be intentional about creating connection, making a difference in our communities, and living as everyday examples of Christ’s love. Drawing from the Gospels, Ruth highlights how Jesus modelled what it means to be a good neighbour through how He spent his own time visiting with others, and through His parables and teaching moments.

Sometimes, being a good neighbour starts with something as simple as a smile, a wave, or a friendly hello. These small gestures can brighten someone’s day and open the door to deeper connection. Whether it’s someone at the bus stop, a barista handing you coffee, or a stranger you pass on the street, we’re all called to show kindness and warmth in our everyday encounters.

Each of us may express this differently, but the call remains the same: to live lives of hospitality and make space for those around us.