3 Positive Hospitality Tips and One-Pot Baked Kalamata Chicken Recipe

For the reluctant or new entertainer, this One-Pot Baked Kalamata Chicken Recipe is perfect for serving at a small, intimate dinner party!

Hello, Friends. Have you ever thought of how focusing on the negative side of hospitality can actually steal your love and joy for getting to know others better?

Last week I was thinking about how I could help people more with hospitality. So many I know never open their homes, yet they live in beautiful spaces with so much to offer. I can think of several women (now in their 60s) who’ve never opened their homes to share a meal around their family table. I mean, it’s just not what they did. Now given the fact these woman have been very involved in other groups and ministries, it makes me wonder how many of us struggle with showing others who we are on the inside (our true authentic selves in the comfort of our homes is often the most accurate reflection of who we are), or if we worry too much about how it will all look on the outside?

We worry about image.

This is not easy to write! Too many of us worry about image– how we look to others. I know for a fact that so many of us are blessed with resources for entertaining, plus beautiful spaces (with rooms in our houses that never get used).

I don’t buy the “spiritual gifts” argument … Hospitality is just not my spiritual gift.

True. It may not be our spiritual gifting, but does that mean we are not called to be hospitable? Absolutely not. We’re all called to be hospitable people!

3 simple tips to get started.

Today I’m sharing 3 simple tips to get you started, if you’re feeling the tug to make that initial invite

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