You don't have to be a gourmet chef in order to practice hospitality.

Here's Lisa Tatlock.

What's most important is that you've invited people to come and join your family and be in your home.

And the emphasis is not on what you're serving.

It's on that you have opened your lives and you've opened your hearts to these people.

And that's what they'll remember.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss. It's Tuesday, July 29th.

Here's Nancy. We've been talking this week with co-authors pat annis and lisa tatlock about issues

related to homemaking pat and lisa thank you so much for being with us and revive our hearts

this week thank you for inviting us we are enjoying our time thanks for having us and you our hearts this week. Thank you for inviting us. We are enjoying our time.

Thanks for having us.

And you have written two books together on things related to biblical womanhood and

homemaking, the first called Becoming a Woman who Pleases God.

And in that book, you talk about many of the practical home management skills that help a woman to create a home

where others can be nurtured spiritually, can grow, and how a woman can reflect her relationship

with God through her home.

And then you've written a second book with even more practical how-toes building on the first

book, but the second one called designing a lifestyle that pleases God.

And you get into so many practical areas that relate to sewing and cooking and cleaning and

home management things.

Now, some women are just naturally interested in all this, and some women have never been

trained or taught why this is so valuable, why it's so important,

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