Have you experienced the light of God’s love through someone else’s hospitality?

We’ve all either been in someone’s home or had someone come to ours. We visit other people for parties, business dinners, or to chat. But you can take it a step further. There’s a certain intimacy that comes with inviting someone into your home, seeing the slight imperfections, and letting them understand that you, too, are human, no matter what you present to the outside world.

In this episode, we talk with Sue Donaldson — inspirational speaker, life mentor, and author of four books on hospitality, conversations, and God’s love. We discuss why we should practice hospitality and why the true meaning of hospitality is more than just entertaining guests. Sue also shares how she’s used hospitality to bring other people — even non-Christians! — into the fold.

One thing that struck me during the interview that I think will tremendously benefit you is: learning why people don’t practice hospitality, but how to overcome those reasons anyway. In a world where it’s all too easy to be unkind, hospitality is one path to making your corner a little bit brighter.

If you want to learn more about the true meaning of hospitality, then listen to the full episode on our website or your favorite podcast platform.

To growing and becoming all we are created to be,

Tim