by Katie | Nov 3, 2017 | Biblical Hospitality, Hospitality
Being hospitable is how we reach out to a hurting world. When God wanted to turn the world upside down with His message of redemption, He did it by recruiting a few men, living life with them, and then sending them out to live life with others. Why Bother With Being...
by Katie | Sep 25, 2017 | Biblical Hospitality
We will never have intimate relationships if we are not willing to dig in and live life together. Our lives are meant to be filled with people. People to love, people to honor, people to laugh with, cry with, and just live life with. Why We Need Relationships for the...
by Katie | Jul 26, 2017 | Biblical Hospitality
Christ lived a life of radical welcome and hospitality. He has called us to do the same. What does that look like lived out? Welcome for the Glory of God What does it mean to give a radical welcome? How often do we view our homes and our lives as our own? We only want...
by Katie | Jul 11, 2017 | Biblical Hospitality
Is our home the only place we are to be hospitable? Maybe the church too? Beyond that is there any need to be welcoming? Webster’s definition of “hospitable” is a: given to generous and cordial reception of guests b: promising or suggesting generous and friendly...
by Katie | Jun 27, 2017 | Biblical Hospitality
The Biblical model of hospitality is linked with the rest of our Christian life & is an overflow of it all. Because of this I am blessed by Rosaria Butterfield’s story. The Lord has used it instrumentally in my family’s life as we have embarked on this journey of...
by Katie | Jun 7, 2017 | Biblical Hospitality
Tomatoes & Hospitality Growing up I was taught manners. I know, if at all possible, I should eat what I am served in someone else’s home. That’s why I was nervous when I saw the overflowing bowl of cherry tomatoes on the dinner table. This was my first time in the...