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Sunday April 16th,
In the Year of Our Lord 2023.
Devotional: The Beauty of Hospitality
Scripture: Romans 12.10-13 (NASB)
“Be devoted to one another in brotherly love; give preference to one another in honor, not lagging behind in diligence, fervent in spirit, serving the Lord; rejoicing in hope, persevering in tribulation, devoted to prayer, contributing to the needs of the saints, practicing hospitality.”
Hospitality is a beautiful act of love that reflects the heart of God. It goes beyond simply hosting guests or providing food and shelter; it is a way of showing genuine care, kindness, and warmth towards others. In Romans 12.10-13, the Apostle Paul encourages believers to practice hospitality as an expression of their devotion to one another in brotherly love. Let us reflect on the beauty of hospitality as highlighted in these verses.
Devotion to one another: True hospitality stems from a heart that is devoted to loving and serving others. It goes beyond superficial gestures and seeks to genuinely connect with others, showing them honor and preference. It requires selflessness and a willingness to put others before ourselves. As believers, we are called to be devoted to one another in brotherly love, imitating the sacrificial love of Christ.
Diligence and fervency: Hospitality is not a passive act, but it requires diligence and fervency. It involves being proactive in reaching out to others, anticipating their needs, and serving with excellence. It is not about doing the bare minimum, but going the extra mile with enthusiasm and zeal. It is serving the Lord wholeheartedly, knowing that our hospitality is an act of worship unto Him.
Rejoicing in hope and persevering in tribulation: Hospitality is not always easy. It may require sacrifice, effort, and even facing challenges. But as believers, we are called to rejoice in hope and persevere in tribulation. We can find joy in knowing that our acts of hospitality can make a difference in someone’s life, and we can endure through difficulties, knowing that our hospitality is an expression of God’s love working through us.
Devotion to prayer: Hospitality is not just about the physical act of providing for others, but it also involves the spiritual aspect of prayer. We are called to be devoted to prayer, seeking God’s guidance, wisdom, and strength as we practice hospitality. Prayer helps us to align our hearts with God’s heart and empowers us to show His love in practical ways.
Contributing to the needs of the saints: Hospitality is not limited to our immediate circle of family and friends, but it extends to the broader body of Christ. It involves contributing to the needs of the saints, supporting and caring for fellow believers. It is a tangible expression of our love and unity as members of God’s family, and it strengthens the bond of fellowship among believers.
Practicing hospitality: Hospitality is not an occasional act, but it is a lifestyle that we are called to cultivate. It is about creating a culture of welcoming and inclusivity, where others feel valued, accepted, and loved. It is about opening our hearts, homes, and lives to others, and being intentional in creating spaces of warmth and hospitality. It is a reflection of God’s love, which is always open and welcoming to all.
In conclusion, the beauty of hospitality lies in its selfless and sacrificial nature, reflecting the heart of God towards others. It requires devotion, diligence, fervency, perseverance, prayer, and a heart of generosity. May we be inspired by Romans 12.10-13 to cultivate a lifestyle of hospitality, being devoted to one another in brotherly love, and practicing hospitality with joy and excellence. May our acts of hospitality be a reflection of God’s love in our lives. Amen. Dedicated2Jesus
Romans 12.10-13 NASB
10 Be devoted to one another in brotherly love; give preference to one another in honor, 11 not lagging behind in diligence, fervent in spirit, serving the Lord; 12 rejoicing in hope, persevering in tribulation, devoted to prayer, 13 contributing to the needs of the saints, practicing hospitality. New American Standard Bible
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