By Jon Weiner
1. Keep your eyes open as you walk!
2. Keep the eyes of your heart open for your neighbors” needs.
3. Keep moving””it may seem creepy to stand in front of a house praying!
4. Observe: What do you see that may provide clues for how you can pray for people?
5. Ask God to open doors to meet and connect with neighbors.
Jon Weiner serves as neighborhood groups pastor at Southeast Christian Church, Louisville, Kentucky
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