Nancy De Masuagmus says paying attention to the little details can help smooth the way for real relationships to happen.

Some of the most important things that we do in an atmosphere of hospitality are the things you can't see. It's the unseen, the invisible,

the spiritual dimension of heart connecting to heart.

This is the Reviber Hearts podcast with Nancy Damas Walgamuth, author of Surrender, The Heart God Controls.

For April 24, I'm Dana Gresch. Inviting guests into your home can be an important act of worship to the Lord.

Nancy's been explaining that over the last several programs.

If you miss any, you can visit Reviverhearts.com and catch up.

We focus so far on the heart attitude of hospitality.

Today, Nancy will get practical.

How do you actually make a guest feel welcomed?

This was recorded before Nancy had married Robert Walgemuth,

but I can assure you that she and Robert are super hospitable.

So the habits and attitudes she set in place before she was married carried over to now.

For example, the first time I stayed in Nancy's home almost 20 years ago,

she kneeled at my bedside with me at night to tuck me in and pray over me.

Just a few months ago, I stayed at her home with Robert,

and we gathered in the living room,

we made a prayer circle, and they prayed a good night prayer over me.

See what I mean?

What she learned then, she does now. Here's Nancy discussing

the practical aspects of hospitality. Well we can't talk about hospitality as we have been the last

few weeks without talking about the

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