Resources by Topic: Hospitality & Home

Does your home belong to you, or does it serve a greater purpose? Barbara Rainey invites you to think of your home as an embassy for the Lord. View More →

Keep serving for His glory and your ultimate satisfaction. View More →

When you think of the greatest opportunities for sharing the gospel in our day, what comes to mind? View More →

This young woman growing up in Lithuania had a broken relationship with her father and had joined a Satanic group. But God had other plans for Sandra. View More →

Your home is more than just a living space. It’s a tool in God’s hand to extend and build up His kingdom. Hear how your home can point people to the gospel. View More →

When you put the love of Jesus on display through hospitality, it gives people an opportunity to be vulnerable. It encourages them to accept God’s love. View More →

Rosaria Butterfield has experienced how casual hospitality can be the means to produce radical heart change in her neighborhood. View More →

Did you know that your dinner table can be a means of fulfilling the great commission? Hear how hospitality can play a major role in evangelism. View More →

Your home matters. It communicates what you believe about God and the gospel. Find out why your home is so important, and learn to build your home. View More →

Betsy Gómez was a young and upcoming marketing executive who thought she was taking care of her son because she had hired a full-time nanny. View More →

Does it ever feel like you can never finish all the tasks on your list? View More →

When a friend from church is in the hospital or has a new baby, what do you do? View More →

No matter what season you’re in, married or single, your home can be a powerful place for ministry. Nancy shows some practical ways for having a heart for home. View More →

If you’re a mom, do you ever feel like your hard work is going unappreciated? Nancy explains why your role is so valuable. View More →

Are you being exactly who God wants you to be, doing exactly what He wants you to do? Learn to find and embrace His calling on your life. View More →

Nancy & Robert Wolgemuth will help you know how to make your home more like a theme park where everyone in a home is treated special. View More →

Robert Wolgemuth will help you value your family for the priceless people they are. He’ll show how to make your family members know they’re valued. View More →

Rosaria Butterfield will help you ask: What is God doing right in my community? Am I willing to open up my home and my life? View More →

If you’re not satisfied with what you have right now, you’re not going to be satisfied by getting more. Nancy shows you how to be growing in contentment. View More →

Cooking and preparing meals can be an important act of worship to the Lord. Nancy will show you how significant preparing a meal can be. View More →

A wise woman looks at relationships with the big picture in mind. View More →

It’s a lot easier to be a servant at 9 a.m. than it is to be a servant at 4 p.m. View More →

The apostle Paul encourages women to be “working at home.” Does that mean women shouldn’t work outside the home? What about a career or paycheck? View More →

How can parents or teachers create an environment that encourages children to have a heart for the Lord? Nancy looks back on fifty years of walking with God. View More →

You may hold a property deed, but who really owns your home? Join in with Nancy Leigh DeMoss to find out how God may want to work in your home. View More →

What can you do to prepare your home for entertaining guests? And what about people who just drop in? View More →

Hospitality begins at home—not with outsiders, but with your own family. View More →

Jesus showed hospitality to those around Him. He obeyed His Father. View More →

What can you do to prepare your home for entertaining guests? And what about people who just drop in? View More →

Is your idea of hospitality a once-a-year Christmas party? Today Nancy Leigh DeMoss shows you how to make hospitality a way of life. View More →