Come to the Table

Do You Want To Be Healed?

Have you ever carried a wound for so long that it became part of your identity? In this week's episode of Come to the Table, we dive into John 5 and the healing at the Pool of Bethesda, where Jesus asks a life-changing question: "Do you want to be healed?" Together, we'll explore how letting go of excuses, surrendering past hurts, and responding to the voice of Jesus can lead to true healing and freedom. It's time to take up your bed and walk into the restoration God has for you.

Cultivate; Don’t Just Consume

In a world overflowing with content, how do we cultivate true biblical discernment? In this episode of Come to the Table, we explore the difference between simply consuming information and intentionally cultivating a life rooted in God's Word. Discover how abiding in Christ, studying Scripture faithfully, and walking in daily obedience trains us to recognize truth, resist deception, and grow in spiritual maturity. If you've been praying for greater discernment, this conversation will encourage you to plant deeper roots and trust God to produce lasting fruit.

The Berean Blueprint

In a world filled with opinions, trends, teachings, and competing voices, how do we know what's true? This week on Come to the Table, we dive into the example of the Bereans in Acts 17 and uncover a simple but powerful blueprint for biblical discernment. They didn't blindly accept every message, nor did they automatically reject what they heard. Instead, they received the word with eagerness and examined the Scriptures daily to see if it was true.
Join us as we explore what it means to test every spirit, search the Scriptures for ourselves, and become believers who are rooted in God's Word rather than tossed about by every wind of doctrine. The Bereans show us that discernment isn't about being cynical—it's about being grounded in truth.

Skin to Skin Disciplship: why new believers need proximity before performance!

Join us for this episode while we dig through first John and how he keeps reminding the church go back to what you first heard! And why the formation era of new disciples is equally as important as the new formation era in babies!

She Considered Him Faithful: Mary

In this final episode of our She Considered Him Faithful series, we look at the brave obedience of Mary and how her courageous yes to God helped shape generations. From carrying promise in uncertainty to pondering God’s faithfulness through every season, Mary reminds us that surrender is powerful.
We also reflect on the lives of Sarah, Jochebed, and Elizabeth, tying together the lessons of enduring faith, faithful stewardship, trusting God in silence, and brave obedience.
This episode is an encouragement for every woman — physical moms, spiritual moms, women in waiting seasons, and women stepping into breakthrough — reminding us that God still uses faithful women to shape generations.
📖 Scripture References:
Luke 1:26–38 • Luke 2:19 • John 19:25 • Hebrews 11:11 • Exodus 2:1–10 • Luke 1:39–45
Join us as we close out this powerful series and remember together:
✨ One faithful yes can impact generations.

She Considered Him Faithful: Elizabeth

In this week’s Come to the Table episode, we journey through the story of Elizabeth and Zechariah, a couple who remained faithful to God through years of waiting, unanswered prayers, and quiet obedience.
Together, we explore how to keep contending for God’s promises while learning to genuinely celebrate others walking in their breakthrough. This episode is an encouragement for spiritual moms, physical moms, women in waiting seasons, and anyone learning to trust God when heaven feels silent.
📖 Scripture References:
Luke 1:5–25 • Luke 1:39–45 • Luke 1:57–66 • Hebrews 10:23 • Romans 12:15
Pull up a chair and join us as we learn to hold onto hope, release comparison, and believe again that God is faithful in every season. 💛

She Considered Him Faithful: Jochebed

This week, we are talking about the mother of Moses, Jochebed. A woman who went seasons without a name but faithfully stewarded what culture wanted to get rid of!
Exodus 1,2, and 6.

She Considered Him Faithful: Sarah

This week on the She Considered Him Faithful podcast series, we begin with Sarah, a woman who learned to trust God through long seasons of waiting.
Sarah’s story is not just about motherhood — it is about learning to believe God when promises feel delayed, prayers seem unanswered, and hope feels stretched thin. Through her journey, we discover that faith is often formed in the waiting, strengthened in surrender, and fulfilled in God’s perfect timing.
Whether you are a physical mom, a spiritual mom, a woman believing for breakthrough, or simply walking through a season where God feels quiet, this episode will encourage and equip you to hold onto His promises and truly consider Him faithful.
✨ Be encouraged.
✨ Be strengthened.
✨ Be commissioned to steward faith right where you are.
Scripture References:
Genesis 12:1–4 — The call and promise to Abram and Sarai
Genesis 15:1–6 — God reaffirms His covenant promise
Genesis 18:9–15 — Sarah hears the promise and laughs
Genesis 21:1–7 — The birth of Isaac
Hebrews 11:11 — Sarah considered Him faithful who had promised
Join us as we learn how faith grows in the waiting and how God uses surrendered lives to shape generations.
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Breaking Free from Intimidation

Join us this week as we talk about intimidation and breaking free from the spirit of intimidation with practical application in the word of God.
Scripture references: 2 Kings 18 and 19 and Isaiah 37.

From Milk to Solid Food: Growing into Spiritual Maturity

In this episode, we dive into Epistle to the Hebrews 5:11–14 and explore what it truly means to move from spiritual milk to solid food. Discover how believers grow from learning truth to living truth through practiced obedience, spiritual discipline, and trained discernment. This teaching includes practical activations to help you break spiritual stagnation, develop mature faith, and partner with the Holy Spirit in becoming more like Christ every day.