Faith & Love: A One Year Bible Reading Plan - Part 7نموونە

In the last chapter, the writer of Hebrews becomes very practical. After everything he has written, he challenges us again with the command Jesus has given to us, “To love one another as he has loved us.”

Loving people in your faith community can be both challenging and wonderful. It might consume all our energy, perspective, and time. That is why, here and in many other letters, the love shown in hospitality to neighbours, colleagues and even strangers is mentioned.

God has placed you as a representative of His kingdom.

His kingdom is relational.

It is invitational.

It is about life, celebration, joy, and delight.

We can make his kingdom visible and tangible by inviting people into our homes and lives.

Who could you open your home and life to and share it with?

People may experience His kingdom, so open your life.

Maybe by doing so, you have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it.

Let’s celebrate our life in Christ with others.