Radical hospitality

Outrageous Hospitality for the Introvert - sandrapeoples.com. I love these simple tips and reminders.

“Love this about hospitality from Shauna Niequist. #hospitality #loved #womenoffaith”

The Importance of Being Hospitable -- Part 2 in the Hindrances to Hospitality Series #HospitableHomemaker #Hospitality #Welcome

Opening your door means that there is something inside worth inviting someone in to see and experience. Opening your door means that you don’t desire to keep it all for yourself […]

Hospitality is more than a big to do with friends. It's inviting those we barely know over for a casual cup of coffee or opening our home to someone in need.

Living a life of radical welcome is not what most people think of when it comes to hospitality but Christ is our best example. Jesus shows us how to welcome

How to be a Gatherer of People. Hospitality. Including one In your home or activitiy that otherwise might not be welcomed. Gathering people together

It has nothing to do with entertainment—and everything to do with addressing the crisis of unbelief.

My love for hospitality began when I was ten years old and a giant ornate bar was delivered to our dining room complete with a crystal whiskey decanter and a set of brandy sniffers. I don't think we had ever owned anything quite so nice and I was completely awestruck at the possibilities. My sister and I bartended for hours on end, with the likes of chocolate milk, apple juice, sweet tea, and some fancy swizzle sticks. Sometimes we would dress up in our snazziest clothes and pretend to be…

There has been much talk in recent years within ministry about the notion of radical hospitality. Not merely seeking to embrace those we know, it is an openness albeit a willingness to authenticall…