Pastors Nate and Dillon talk about the power of invitation and how meaningful relationships often begin with a simple “come sit with us.” They reflect on experiences in ministry where a small act of hospitality opened doors to lifelong friendships, encouragement, and spiritual growth.

Together, they unpack why invitation matters so deeply in the life of the church. Whether it’s welcoming someone into a service, sharing a meal, grabbing coffee, or inviting a neighbor into your life, these moments create space for genuine connection and discipleship.

They remind us that Jesus’ call to “go and make disciples” doesn’t start on a platform — it begins around tables, in living rooms, at cafés, and in everyday interactions. God often uses simple, humble invitations to draw people into community, build relationships, and reflect His love.

Filled with honesty, challenge, and encouragement, this episode invites all of us to slow down, notice the people around us, and be intentional about welcoming others into our lives. Because that’s where real ministry happens — in small, authentic moments where life is shared and Christ is seen.