Always Invited

How does the home create a space for vulnerability, trust, and discipleship? Jordan Rodseth shares with us practical ways she uses her home to invest in lives, and specifically, disciple college girls by inviting them into her real, messy, life and thereby the life of Jesus.

Bella and Kenzie also jump into simple ways they've learned how to be hospitable to each other as roommates, as it can be easy to miss being intentional with the people living under your own roof.

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This week we are diving into questions asked by you! From making new friends in new places, to whether a glass of wine is necessary for a good time, you brought some great Q's to the table and we are dishing out answers, supported by scripture.

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Oftentimes we can limit hospitality to the walls of our home, but what would it look like to bring it into our workplaces? Even into the grocery store, the coffee shop, the car, or our churches?

As a trusted friend, wise leader, and loud laugher, Morgan Caver shares with us practical ways she has stewarded her 64 square inch office to make people feel valued. Her example of hospitality in the workplace and beyond is powerful and needed, within an individualistic culture where work is often done in isolation, and productivity is placed over people. 

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Whether you're currently in your 20's or remember that season of life, we all know it can be hard to root yourself in deep community when everything in life is unpredictable and always in motion. Morgan Durick is a dear friend and young adult from Des Moines, Iowa, figuring out this balance herself, currently in the small city of Waco.

With the courage it takes to risk the unknown and set down roots in a place far from home, Morgan shares with us the ways she is learning to embrace the community around her, and to love people so well that one day she'll have people to miss.

In whatever season or location you find yourself in, "root yourself like you're never gonna leave." Morgan reminds us that in the process of serving others and making them feel at home, you'll start to feel more at home yourself.

How can we create peace in our home so that we feel at peace welcoming others in? In today's conversation, our wise friend Wendy Trigsted gives us some practical ways to steward our spaces and our lives in a way that values both our guests and our own household.

Wendy is a wife, mom, believer, and founder of The Peaceful Homestead. Through her Instagram platform and website, she shares her passion for developing systems to organize and simplify the home, in order to create peace and be present with her people.

For more tips, wisdom, and encouragement, you can find her over on Instagram @thepeacefulhomestead and her website thepeacefulhomestead.com .

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What does it look like to see strangers as souls and your home as a hospital for healing? Lynnette's life and testimony is a walking example, though her humble spirit would say otherwise. As a wise mentor and friend we all need, Lynnette Kumamoto shares with us many stories and examples of how God can use an open door and welcoming heart to bless strangers, neighbors, family, and friends, all for the sake of the gospel.

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Welcome to the very first episode of the Always Invited Podcast! Hosted by The Art of Hospitality Co., friends and co-hosts Kenzie and Bella welcome you into this conversation around the topic of biblical hospitality and community. So come on in, pull up a chair, & remember, you are always invited.