Christian hospitality

What comes to mind when you think of “biblical hospitality”? A Pinterest-perfect table setting with china and cloth napkins folded into tulips? It can be, but it is much more (and less) than that. Hospitality

What lives might be changed, what young person may you mentor, if you endeavored to leave a Godly legacy of Christian hospitality?

How to easily show Biblical hospitality ("Hospitality as Family Ministry" Series). Wendy Gunn gives tips on overcoming three obstacles! Click to read!

How on earth can I love people and add hospitality into my life when I'm so exhausted and overwhelmed. What is Biblical Hospitality, anyway? Read the whole article for answers to these questions and more, and encouragement, from someone who's been there! #yourhomeforgod #hospitality #Biblicalhospitality #Christian #Jesus #home #family #foodanddrink #heart #series

Need tips for being a hospitable homemaker? Try these Christian Hospitality ideas. Open your home and start practicing biblical hospitality today!

It is so easy to get caught up in the "Keep up with the Jones" mentality and that comes out when we are hosting others in our homes. Bragging and acting like you have it all together. Great News!!! You don't and let your guest see that too. #pursuinghospitality #openyourdoor #pridefulhospitality

Think hospitality is only for housewives with perfect homes? Think again. Hospitality is vital for loving like Jesus Christ.

Biblical hospitality is a mandate that centers around opening your heart, your home and your life to welcome others in obedience to God's word.

It isn't always easy to open our doors to others, but learning how to make someone feel comfortable in your home is a blessing not only to them, but to yourself. Today we are going to talk about how to be more welcoming. I've got a confession to make. As early as just over a

I love hygge. It epitomizes in so many ways what it means to live the quiet, simple life. Focusing on what you have been given and savoring each and every moment of it brings such joy. As believers, we live our lives not isolated, but in community. So let's practice hygge hospitality.