Stop Saying You’re Sorry: Living in True Gospel Community
By contributing writer Ami: “Stop saying you’re sorry. You say it all the time.” “I do? Oh, I’m sorry.” Their looks said…
Friday Night Meatballs: The Simplicity and Beauty of Sharing a Meal with Friends
It’s Friday morning and I’m gathering ingredients to make spaghetti sauce. I chop onions, mince garlic, and add them to the…
5 Winter Goodies to Stock Up On
By contributing writer, Victoria “Oh the weather outside is frightful…” As I hum that verse from one of my favorite Christmas…
How to Help a Grieving Friend {The Not So Helpful & the Helpful}
By contributing writer, Ami Sometimes I think tragedy is the catalyst that compels Christians to function as Jesus intended, that is,…
9 Ways to Show Hospitality When Hospitality is Hard
9 ways to show hospitality even when hospitality is hard. You can step into someone’s shoes and go looking for ways…
How to Host an Ice Cream Social this Summer
Summer is wrought with possibilities for getting to know your neighbors, hanging out with friends, and enjoying tasty summer treats! My…
5 Myths About Hospitality That Can Keep You From Serving
This post is written by contributing writer, Jane from Devoted SONriser. If you’re anything like me, you want to start practicing…
20 Ways to Be Intentional in Your Neighborhood
Loving your neighbors well is possible! Let’s make this summer the summer of being intentional in your neighborhood! As newlyweds, my…
How to Create a Welcoming Front Door with These Simple Tips
As the world sheds its winter layers and the warm rays of sunshine burst forth, I get the itch to create…
Simple Meals for Hospitality
Simple meals for hospitality that will make having people over more doable. Don’t let not knowing what to make be an…
How to Have a Gingerbread House Party
The Christmas season is the perfect time to be intentional and show hospitality by inviting people into your home. For us…
31 Days of Everyday Grace: The Real Kind of Friends {Day 16}
In the corner of the room, I nurse my baby and smile. The conversations flow as freely as the sweet tea…