“From crime to drug dealers, to Turkey, to life in Christ—Caleb Camp does an awesome job detailing what the body of Christ can be. As the family of God, we have an exciting call to express the hospitality of God and be the family that millions of lonely people are looking for. I have a sense that this book will become the training manual that churches everywhere will want their small groups to use.”

—Jason Peebles ~ President, World Outreach Ministries, Inc.

“Don’t read books that make you feel good about casually living for Christ. Read books that bring you into the painful conviction that you need to get a bigger heart and a bigger life if you’re going to run with Jesus. Caleb Camp’s book is just such a read: it shows the power of practicing divine hospitality. As a writing theologian, teaching professor, and preaching pastor, I have to read to lead. This book has been a good read, and I will recommend it to any who come within the realm of my influence.”

—Dr. Rodrick Durst ~ Author of Reordering the Trinity, Professor of Theology at Gateway Seminary

“In an insightful and humbly self-revealing way, Caleb Camp shines fresh light on the richer dimensions of hospitality. In sin, we are lost and wounded strangers, but the hospitality of God takes us in, kindly comforts us, and generously heals us. Camp helps us capture this profound equation between Kingdom hospitality and divine grace and inspires us to practice it. Read this book, view hospitality through Caleb Camp’s lens, and let your kindness to strangers be enriched and energized.”

—Bob Lawler ~ Pastor and teacher, Mission Catalyst for the Redwood Empire Baptist Association