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Jonathan Scott, a TV personality, sits at position ten in Zondervan Publishers' top 10 — the one neighbor with no apparent faith-media connection in a set otherwise built almost entirely from Christian publishing and ministry figures.
The shape here is broad: scores run from 0.87 down to 0.81 across ten neighbors, with no single entity pulling far ahead of the rest. Thomas Nelson leads at 0.87 — the one other Book Publisher in the top 10 — followed closely by Christianity Today (0.85, Magazines), Ed Stetzer (0.85, Authors), and The Gospel Coalition (0.85, Blogs). Thom Rainer (0.84, Authors) and Dave Ramsey LIVE (0.83, Podcasts and Radio) extend the cluster before it settles into three Spiritual Leaders — Pastor Mark Driscoll (0.82), Andy Stanley (0.82), and Matt Chandler (0.81). By subcategory, Spiritual Leaders are the most represented type (three neighbors), followed by Authors (two). The remaining four slots go to a Magazine, a Blog, a Podcast, and — at the edge — a TV personality. The faith-media cluster is dense and consistent; Jonathan Scott's presence at 0.81 is the structural outlier the data doesn't otherwise prepare you for.
The broad shape, with scores compressed into a tight 0.06-point band, suggests an audience that overlaps widely and evenly across Christian publishing, ministry voices, and faith-adjacent media rather than concentrating around any single figure.
