The Simplest Way to Change the World
Biblical Hospitality as a Way of Life
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Narrated by:
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Kirby Heyborne
About this listen
We all feel that pull to make a difference in the world - to reach out more, champion the gospel, help those in need - but we also feel busy. How can we balance the responsibilities we already have with our desire to be salt and light?
One answer is hospitality.
In The Simplest Way to Change the World, Dustin Willis explores the lost art of Christian hospitality. You'll learn to:
- Reframe the way you see your home
- Be hospitable even if you don't have the space for it
- Get creative in making an impact right where you are
- Involve others from your church
- Make your life more open, even while setting boundaries
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