Romans 12:13 says believers are to practice hospitality—literally, they are to "pursue the love of strangers"—not simply offer hospitality to their friends. …
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4 Lessons on Biblical Hospitality
Do you ever grumble at the thought of opening your home up to others? Christina Fox looks at Martha and Mary and shares four lessons on biblical hospitality. …
ReadA Tour of My Home
I try to keep my heart fixed on Christ, and one practical way I do that is by using visual reminders. In fact, I’d love to take you on a tour of my home. …
ReadBuilding a Palace for the Soul
When Proverbs tells us "the wise woman builds her home," it obviously doesn't mean we must get hammer and nails and actually construct it. …
ReadCreative Beauty
Beautifying our homes conveys some of the more creative qualities of the God we serve. …
ReadDoes Your Home Show God To Those Around You?
Each home has its own distinct atmosphere. Jani Ortlund encourages you to build an environment where God's love and care will be real to all who live there. …
ReadEmpty Nest or Open Nest?
A whole new way of looking at your empty nest. Do this, and it won't be empty long! …
Read5 Tips for Grace-Filled Family Worship
For so many parents, the words family worship stir feelings of guilt, inadequacy, and a longing to do better. If this describes you, don't give up! …
Read4 Reminders for Holiday Hospitality
Are there times in your life when showing hospitality feels more like a duty than a delight? Here are four reminders to cultivate joy in the hostess's heart. …
ReadHospitality and the Gospel: Earning Trust, One Meal at a Time
With the lowered expectation of socialization in society, hospitality becomes an even more effective manner for reflecting Christ in our culture. …
ReadInhospitable Hospitality
I don't know about you, but as I seek to be hospitable toward others, I tend to be inhospitable toward the members of my own family. …
ReadIs Hospitality an Option?
Some women have a natural bent toward hospitality. Others don't. But that doesn't mean we should just leave it up to those who like to do it. …
ReadLessons from a mountain home
My anticipation grew as I ascended the winding Georgia road. I was en route to a mountain home that was marked by southern hospitality and indescribable beauty. …
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Making Things a Little Easier
Hospitality doesn't have to be hard! Here are six tips--along with one recipe--I've learned that have made things much easier. …
ReadSaying Goodbye
When everything in my feminine heart yearns to be deeply rooted and secure . . . I can be. In Him—in the One who is my life. …
ReadSeasons of Serving (True Woman 201, part 6)
Early in my marriage, I resented my husband's opportunities to go "on the road" and minister to others. …
ReadSimplify: How to Make It a Daily Habit
My friend, Andrea Salzman, is a whiz when it comes to eliminating clutter. She’s come up with a way to make de-cluttering a daily lifestyle rather than a binge. …
ReadSimplify: The Crush of Stuff
Does anyone else out there feel the crush of stuff? Maybe it’s just a sense that if you don’t maintain control at all times, your whole world could crash down. …
ReadSunday Dinners
Discouraged about your family. Karen encourages you to persevere by recounting what God has done in her own family. …
ReadThe Cure for the Can’t-Have-People-Over Syndrome
Erin Davis shares three liberating principles that will help you overcome the Can't-Have-People-Over Syndrome. …
ReadThe Perks of Multigenerational Living
I think it is wise for all of us to take note that multigenerational living, mentoring, and connection is part of God's plan for the family. …
ReadThink of the Alternative . . .
Has the adjustment to empty nesting been harder, sharper, and more painful than you anticipated? …
ReadTruly Devoted?
Perhaps "domesticity" sounds to you like a dreary home economics term from the ‘50s. Sorry, that perspective is entirely too narrow. …
ReadWork . . . A blessing?
In the movie Return to Me, a character is asked by his granddaughter if he needs help with cleaning up. His response, "No, no. I've been blessed with work." …
ReadHalf-Baked Hospitality: Lessons in Humility
Here are a few helpful tips to help you open your home with the humble mind-set of Christ, who came not to be served, but to serve. …
ReadWhen Homemaking Becomes Idolatrous
Isn't it ironic that something as worthy as the calling to manage a home can become one of the greatest sources of idolatry in our lives? …
ReadDear God, I Don’t Want to Serve You This Way
For when you’re tired of your everyday, mundane life—and you need to be reminded that whatever you do is meant to glorify the Lord. …
ReadDriving with Rosaria Butterfield: An Encounter with Gospel-Driven Hospitality
When you open your home to others, you paint a picture of the gospel, for it was by invitation of the Master you were welcomed into His family and given a seat at His table. …
ReadThe Gospel’s House Key: Taking Up the Cross of Love
Have you opened the door of your home and the door of your heart to others? We’re called to 1 Corinthians 13 love and hospitality. …
Read8 Ways to Cultivate a More Restful Home
What are some practical ways we can cultivate rest and refreshment in our own homes? …
ReadWhen Parties Aren’t Perfect
God’s goodness—and the glories of celebration—make life’s inevitable mistakes, regrets, and disasters bearable. …
ReadChoosing the Better Portion First
We must not brush aside humbly sitting at the feet of Jesus. But we also must not brush aside faithful service to others in the work of the home. …
ReadWelcome Others as Christ Welcomes You
Whether you’re leading a small group, hosting friends and family, or getting to know your neighbors, consider these 3 ways to welcome them as Jesus welcomes. …
ReadLess Stuff, Fewer Distractions, More of Him
The ultimate goal in minimalism should not be adding value to your life, but more fully valuing the things Jesus values. …
ReadMoldy Jam and Our Call to Hospitality
The thought of throwing a party in this Pinterest generation might create anxiety; but God doesn’t call us to be perfect party planners, but hospitable disciples. …
ReadThe Table Experience: Creating Deeper Relationships Through Hospitality
Home is where the heart is formed. Hospitality is God's way to reach the heart of others. Devi combines biblical convictions with practical applications to equip you to minister to others through hospitality.
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Home is where the heart is formed. Hospitality is God's way to reach the heart of others. Devi helps you to minister to others through hospitality.
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The Table Experience: Creating Deeper Relationships Through Hospitality
Home is where the heart is formed. Hospitality is God's way to reach the heart of others. Devi combines biblical convictions with practical applications to equip you to minister to others through hospitality.
Devi Titus
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Home is where the heart is formed. Hospitality is God's way to reach the heart of others. Devi helps you to minister to others through hospitality.
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The Table Experience: Creating Deeper Relationships Through Hospitality
Home is where the heart is formed. Hospitality is God's way to reach the heart of others. Devi combines biblical convictions with practical applications to equip you to minister to others through hospitality.
Devi Titus
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Home is where the heart is formed. Hospitality is God's way to reach the heart of others. Devi helps you to minister to others through hospitality.
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Making Your Home a Place of Love and ...
Learn the value of using your home as a place of ministry to others, bringing to them the principles of God's love and peace in their lives.
Devi Titus
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Learn the value of using your home as a place of ministry to others, bringing to them the principles of God's love and peace in their lives.
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10 Reasons You Can't Afford Not to Be ...
Revive Our Hearts
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Choosing to be hospitable can be a great blessing not only in your life but as a means of blessing others.
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Biblical Portrait of Womanhood
Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth
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Understand and embrace the distinct purpose God created you for with the help of this booklet by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth.
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Singular Hospitality
Carolyn McCulley
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As single women, Lydia’s probably never suspected that from her home an entire continent eventually would be affected by the gospel.
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