Wisdom Lab: Just Listening
In his seminal book Issues Facing Christians Today, LICC’s founder, John Stott, called for Christians to engage in ‘just listening’ to the culture around ...
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With loneliness and isolation reaching unprecedented levels in the UK, it‘s never been more important for Christians to commit to practising hospitality.
But for many of us, hospitality is a lost art – a practice we’ve forgotten, neglected, or distorted beyond all recognition. Amid material comforts and rife individualism, practicing hospitality can be daunting – we can worry that too much is expected of us, that we need to present a perfect home, or that something could go wrong when we let others into our space.
But what if hospitality was actually simpler and yet more profound than we can imagine?
A Place At The Table, the new book from working professional and mother of two Jo Swinney, explores this crucial topic – drawing on biblical insights from the early church and a deep well of experience, and extending a warm invitation to embrace the loving kindness of others.
Recorded on 8 September 2022.