In this excerpt from The Hospitality of Need, author Kevan Chandler shares how need presents a distinct opportunity for hospitality, and how that opportunity should be stewarded for the sake of the gospel.

The more we’ve opened our home to friends, acquaintances, and sometimes even strangers, I’ve found that hospitality is good for my spiritual growth.

There are many legitimate reasons to be cautious about physical touch. Yet it’s not merely cultural that the Scriptures repeatedly encourage the family of God to greet one another with holy (not unholy) touch.

When people crave relationships, even low-stakes effort can yield a high-return.

Every day, Kelly writes, we decide whether we will put on clothes of our choosing or let God clothe us.

When Peter stopped eating with his non-Jewish brothers and sisters, Paul said he was living out of step with the gospel. What does your table say about you?