Show Notes
Thanksgiving gives us a beautiful chance to practice radical hospitality—welcoming others into our lives and treating them like family. But what if this year, you opened up your table in a way that reflects how big God's family really is?
In this episode of the Everyday Disciple Podcast, Tina joins me for a conversation about Friendsgiving—a simple but powerful way to include others in your life, especially those who may not have a place to celebrate. We’ll talk about how to shift your mindset, get your family on board, and create space at your table for gospel relationships to grow.
You don’t need a perfect meal. You just need a seat, a little flexibility, and a willingness to love like Jesus.
In This Episode You’ll Learn:
- Why expanding your definition of “family” is central to living on mission. - Who you might invite this year—and how to ask without it being awkward. - What to do when your relatives aren’t thrilled about “outsiders” joining the table. - How to express thankfulness in a way that feels genuine and Spirit-led.
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