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b'After a long week of boring classes and demanding homework assignments, I was very excited when the weekend arrived. I was free to enjoy myself, at least for a few hours. I didn\\u2019t have any big plans\\u2014one of my new college friends was going to come over, and we were going to watch an episode of a TV show together.\\nWhen we finished the episode, my new friend invited me and my roommate over to her dorm room. She made popcorn for us to share, talked with us about life, and even offered to make us hot tea in her microwave.\\nMy friend\\u2019s hospitality was simple yet incredibly thoughtful. Everything from the freshly-popped popcorn to her words of encouragement made our evening special. Her example serves as a reminder that hospitality doesn\\u2019t need to be complicated or extravagant. In fact, it can be quite simple, as long as it comes from Christlike love for others.\\nThroughout the course of Jesus\\u2019 ministry, many people demonstrated hospitality as well. For example, Martha invited Jesus to her home (Luke 10:38), and an unnamed man hosted Passover in his home for Jesus and the disciples (Mark 14:12-16).\\nEven thousands of years later, we can have an incredible impact on others by showing hospitality to believers and nonbelievers alike. Our acts of hospitality do not require four-course meals, countless hours of cleaning, or elaborate decor. Hospitality simply requires a servant\\u2019s heart\\u2014rooted in Jesus by the power of His Holy Spirit. \\u2022 Grace McCready\\n\\u2022 What do you think of when you hear the word hospitality? Do you automatically think of an elaborate dinner party? Or can hospitality be something simpler? \\n\\u2022 What is one thing you can do to show hospitality to someone this week? \\nBe hospitable to one another without grumbling. 1 Peter 4:9 (NKJV)\\n\\xa0\\nRead Verses:\\nIsaiah 49:8-16'