Rosaria Butterfield

With engaging stories from her own life-changing encounter with radically ordinary hospitality, Butterfield equips Christians to use their homes as a means to showing a post-Christian world what authentic love and faith really look like.

Practicing Radically Ordinary Hospitality in Our Post-Christian World

The Gospel Comes with a House Key

Natalie 

Let us search and try our ways. Let us consider that the present condition is best for us, and learn in whatever state we are, to be content (Philippians 4:11). 

where God is in your loss matters more to a doubting and cynical world than where God is in your plenty.

 "Faith is the empty hand by which we receive Christ and all His benefits." Joel Beeke

Jesus dines with sinners so that he can be close enough to touch us, so that he can participate in the intimacy of table fellowship as a healer and a helper. Jesus comes to change us, to transform us, so that after we have dined with Jesus, we want Jesus more than the sin that beckons our fidelity. 

Suzy Dean

There were phenomenal parts and sections that literally put me to sleep. Butterfield is an incredible writer and storyteller. She comes from a wonderful perspective as she was a (basically) atheist and proud lesbian. Her lecture-style sections were a bit dry and redundant. I took a lot away but it took me a while to read

Laurel Ann Smith

This was one of the best Christian books I've ever read. Incredibly motivating, and helpful on a very practical level.

The Gospel Comes with a House Key Practicing Radically Ordinary Hospitality in Our Post-Christian World

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