Hospitality does not begin with a perfect home. It begins with an open heart: and sometimes, an extra cup of tea. We can wait for spotless rooms, a beautiful meal, or the “right” moment. But while we wait, opportunities for connection may pass by. Scripture says, “Practice hospitality” (Romans 12:13). Not perform hospitality. Not perfect hospitality. Practice it. Open the door. Put the kettle on. Invite a neighbor to sit for a while. Listen without rushing. Share honestly. Make room for grace. Your home does not need to impress anyone. Your table does not need to be elaborate. A simple welcome can become holy ground when it is offered in love. Faithfulness often looks ordinary: two cups of tea, an open Bible, and a conversation that reminds someone they are not alone. Our homes are not meant to be guarded monuments. They can become places of refuge, discipleship, and genuine community. Who could you welcome this week: with no striving, no performance, just a little time ...