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Embracing the Stranger: Hospitality in the Bible
Hospitality is more than just a kind gesture—it’s a command and a reflection of God’s love for us. As God in Christ opened His arms and heart wide on the cross, giving us access to Himself and His home in heaven, we too should open our hearts and homes to others. By doing so, we not only fulfill a biblical command but also create spaces where God’s grace can flow freely through us. Let’s be intentional in our hospitality, knowing that through it, we might just be entertaining angels (Hebrews 13:2).
What Can We Learn From Paul on Leadership?
Can we learn how to be better leaders by implying ancient wisdom? The Book of Acts provides a detailed account of Apostle Paul’s leadership journey. His mission-driven mindset enabled him to stay focused on his calling and triumph over adversity. Apostle Paul used what the enemy meant for evil to use it as a pedestal to share his testimony and to be a witness for Christ. Let’s dive into a few chapters from the book of Acts and draw out some pointers on how Paul modelled leadership.
History Belongs to the Intercessors
Prayer changes things, changes us and changes history! Paul prayed for prisoners and soldiers on the ship, and they were saved. Who are we praying for today whose lives will be changed by Christ in the future?