Have you ever considered that your hospitality can go a long way towards making a difference in the lives of others? The Bible encourages us to practice hospitality. It encourages us to treat one another like brothers, to entertain strangers, and to remember those who are in prison and those who suffer (Hebrews 13:1-3). In fact, hospitality is correlated to the fruits of the Spirit, particularly; patience, kindness, and goodness (Gal. 5:22). It is highly likely, that one cannot be spiritual without practicing hospitality. It is possible that hospitality is a greater measure of someones spirituality that speaking in tongues, or Bible knowledge, or talents. It is something that God looks for in us. However, did you ever consider the transforming power behind your hospitality? Have you ever considered that, your hospitality could impact someones faith and life! In this sermon, you'll learn how the hospitality of the patriarch Abraham resulted in an in indelible increase in the faith of his wife Sara, who'd never had a direct experience with God. Abraham's hospitality created t he conditions in which God could move so that Sarah's life would be changed. I suggest to you today, that your kindness towards others will also create the conditions and framework in which God will move to bless not only your life but the lives of those around you.