Rosaria Butterfield says your home is an important place, not just for you, but for the people

God has placed in your life.

When the family of God lives like the family of God, that is a visible sign to a watching

world that a Christian home is the safest place in the world to bring your heartbreak and your heartache

and your crisis.

And you know, you want your neighbors to do that.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, co-author of Lies Young Women Believe.

For April 16th, 2024, I'm Dana Gresh. Jesus was always giving to others.

He healed, he taught, and he also cooked.

Wouldn't it be amazing to eat a meal that had been prepared by Jesus?

We'll look at his hospitality as we continue in the series. You're welcome here. If you missed any

episode so far, remember catch them all at revive our hearts.com or on the Revive Our Hearts app.

Here's Nancy.

I think one of the most astonishing verses in all of God's word

is found in the first chapter of the Gospel of John,

where the scripture says that Jesus came unto his own

and his own received him not.

We've been talking about the heart of hospitality.

And we saw last week in our sessions that God is a God of hospitality.

He has a hospitable heart.

But the astonishing thing is that when the host of the universe,

the supreme host, took on a human body and came to

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