The Gospel Comes With a House Key: Practicing Radically Ordinary Hospitality in Our Post-Christian World

The subtitle captures the heart of this book: Practicing radically ordinary hospitality in our post-Christian world. \\nHow do we talk and be a blessing to people different from us? Hospitality. Over a meal. This is a simple, biblical, and powerful way to love your neighbours. \\nThis book is filled with encouraging and inspiring stories on how hospitality can change people and have an impact in their lives. \\nA great book if you ask what you can do for your neighbours and for God.

I like the fact that Rosaria has concrete examples of real successes in reaching others, as I have prayed and tried to reach people for many years with little success. Tellingly, in our present neighborhood with no church at all, one of the few Christians said yesterday,""""We keep to ourselves"""". I wonder if that would change if they read this book? I hope it gets a wide readership.

In our increasingly individualistic society, this challenges our notion of hospitality, in particular how we may open up our houses to others. \\r\\nThrough the life example of Rosaria, we see how this may be practiced. Although, we may not be able to be like her immediately, we can all take steps one at a time to be more outward looking as Christians to our church, friends, neighbours and community.