August 23 - Tiny is Huge
We live in a world that constantly tells us we need bigger, more, and spectacular to be happy—but what if we’ve been looking in the wrong places? Jesus points us toward a mustard seed, a little yeast, and two small coins to show us that some of God’s greatest work begins with the things we’re most likely to overlook. What could change if we stopped chasing “more” and started trusting God with what’s already in our hands? Discover the power found in the least of things.
Who is Jesus? - The Table Discussion Questions - August 18, 2026
TABLE DISCUSSION QUESTIONS START HERE (Table leaders: choose 1–2) GO DEEPER (Table leaders: choose 1–2 if time allows) NEXT STEP (Table leaders: choose 1 before you end) Optional: "Before you leave, is there anything your table can pray with you about?"
August 16 - The Least of Things
We live in a world that constantly tells us we need bigger, more, and spectacular to be happy—but what if we’ve been looking in the wrong places? Jesus points us toward a mustard seed, a little yeast, and two small coins to show us that some of God’s greatest work begins with the things we’re most likely to overlook. What could change if we stopped chasing “more” and started trusting God with what’s already in our hands? Discover the power found in the least of things.
The Word Hand - The Table Discussion Questions - August 11, 2026
Five Ways to Take In God’s Word START HERE — Choose 1–2 • When you look at your hand and think about hearing, reading, studying, memorizing, and meditating, which one do you lean on most without even trying? • What’s your gut reaction to hearing that we retain only 5% of what we hear, compared […]
August 9 - The Grace Double Standard
Everyone wants grace… until it’s our turn to give it. We’re quick to ask for patience, mercy, and forgiveness when we fall short—but what happens when someone else hurts us? In Matthew 18, Jesus tells a challenging story that exposes the grace double standard we can so easily live by. This Sunday, we’re talking about what it means to remember the grace we’ve received, forgive from the heart, and extend that same grace to others. Because we all need grace—and we should all give grace.
21 Days of Surrender (PDF)
There is something in all of us that wants to hold on. We hold on to our plans, our outcomes, our sense of control. We hold on to who we think we are and what we think our lives are supposed to look like. We hold on to the future, gripping it tightly as if […]