1 Peter 4:9 NKJV
Be hospitable to one another without grumbling
Hospitality means making others feel comfortable. Sometimes entertaining friends and family can be a chore but the benefits of a good relationships outweigh the pain. Hospitality will cost you something but it also rewards you. The cost could be time, money, attention, and energy.
It's always best to be kindhearted because hospitality should not be forced else it loses its value. Hospitality also requires sincerity without selecting the persons to be nice to.
There are so many ways to be hospitable to people around you. It could be giving a coworker a ride to work or home. It could be inviting a neighbor to dinner.
It's important that you understand that people would react to your hospitality differently. Some will show gratitude and others may be nasty but you choose not to answer bad for bad.
God will reward your efforts in making people happy. He says whatever you do to others is like doing it to him. You can let God use you to be an answer to someone's prayers and be blessed in return.
