Keeping the Sabbath
The Sabbath is unexpectedly attuned to social problems. The question you need to ask is: How much do you align with God’s Sabbath values?
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Category: Hospitality
A Recipe for Hospitality
We can extend hospitality, whether we’re rolling lumpia or serving ravioli. We can be vessels to “taste and see that the Lord is good” (Psalm 34:8)
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The Sacred Table
Everything doesn’t have to be perfect in my home to share God’s love. Hospitality isn’t about your house—it’s about your heart.
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Book Review: Leslie Verner, Loneliness and the Power of Hospitality
Leslie Verner’s Invited is a call to lift our eyes out of our own individualistic way of living and learn anew the practice of becoming a good neighbor.
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Babette’s Feast: Hospitality and Ambition
Babette’s Feast challenges us to show mercy to the stranger and take the risk of generously opening our homes to the other.
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Lessons in Cross-Cultural Hospitality From My Indian Mother
In order to practice cross-cultural hospitality, we need to know what love looks like to others, especially in terms of food, time, space and giving.
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The Right & Wrong Attitudes Of Hosting
Hospitality is a deeply spiritual act, in which our invitation to eat and drink is akin to offering the gospel, a deeper and more satisfying nourishment for our guests.
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Hospitality and Counterfeit Vulnerability
There is a real-world cost vulnerable hospitality. What will it cost you to be vulnerable to someone else by inviting them in?
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To be Hospitable is to be Blessed
Hospitality is not about duty. It’s about a blessing for everyone involved, both host and guest, and there is an expectation that God will be present.
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