Most of us think hospitality is about having people over, setting the table, and making everything look right. But in Luke 14, Jesus turns that idea upside down.

This Sunday, we explore how Jesus redefines hospitality—not as entertaining friends or managing guest lists, but as participating in God’s radical welcome of those who cannot repay us. As Jesus shares a meal with religious leaders, he exposes a system built on status, reciprocity, and social advantage, and then reveals a different way of living shaped by grace.

This sermon launches our new series "Making Room," which invites us to recover hospitality as a central Christian practice rather than an optional lifestyle choice. Together, we’ll reflect on what our welcome says about the God we believe in, who truly feels at home among us, and how making room for others becomes a tangible way of following Jesus.

Join us as we discover how hospitality reflects the heart of God and makes the kingdom visible in everyday life.