You’re Welcome Here, Ep. 15

Revive Our Hearts

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 26 April 2024

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

The folks in Kesha Griffin’s church are practicing a kind of corporate hospitality for a needy family in their community.

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0:00.0	Here's pastor's wife Kisha Griffin.
0:03.0	My husband always tries to ensure that visitors feel welcome.
0:07.0	He's like, members, you guys know each other, you're going to talk to each other, you have time for that.
0:12.0	Go and be intentional about making our
0:14.7	visitors feel welcome. It's your attitude behind hospitality that makes it
0:19.1	hospitality. This is the Reviver Hearts Podcast with Nancy Damas Welkamuth, co-author of Seeking
0:27.0	Camp. For April 26, 2024, I'm Dana Gresch. Today we're finishing
0:39.0	today we're finishing up a series called
0:41.0	You're Welcome Here.
0:43.6	The last three weeks on Revive Our Hearts,
0:45.6	we've been taking a look at what the Bible says
0:47.9	about hospitality.
0:49.9	Something I love about this subject of hospitality is the fact that there's no exact formula for how to practice it.
0:56.9	You can be old or young, rich or poor, able-bodied or disabled.
1:03.0	Because of the wonderful diversity within the body of Christ, the possibilities of how we
1:08.3	go about being hospitable are truly endless. Ultimately, as we've said throughout this month,
1:15.0	hospitality starts in the heart.
1:17.0	It's recognizing the ways that God has welcomed us
1:21.0	into relationship with Him
1:22.0	and then turning that welcome outward as we engage
1:26.2	with others and invite them into our hearts and homes.
1:30.9	Our team here at Reviver Hearts took the teaching that you've heard in this series
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