What Does Jesus Do With Our Worst Moments?- The Table Discussion Questions - October 6, 2026 | John 8
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October 4 - The Lord's Supper
This Sunday, we’re gathering around the table for Communion as we continue our Declarations and Doctrines series in 1 Corinthians 11:23–26. Communion can easily become something we do on autopilot, but what cost Him everything should never cost us nothing. Together, we’ll slow down, remember the sacrifice of Jesus, and discover what it means to come close, come clean, and carry the story of the gospel with us beyond the table. Invite someone to join you for a meaningful Sunday together.
Why Is Everyone So Divided About Jesus? - The Table Discussion Questions - September 29, 2026 | John 7
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?"
Two More Inches
Welcome to Friday's edition of the weekday podcast. If you haven't tuned in earlier this week, I'd encourage you to scroll back—each episode builds on the last and points us forward together. Today, I'm opening with a confession: I'm at the age where physical therapy has become a recurring theme in my life. A few […]
Who Made the Casserole
In this episode, we're talking about church potlucks—and what they reveal about how we think about service. Picture this: three people show up with real food, the kind that's been slow-cooking since 6 a.m., complete with grandma's secret recipe. Meanwhile, 40 others arrive with a two-liter of store-brand soda and a bag of plastic forks […]
The Gift in the Drawer
In this episode of the weekday podcast, we tackle one of the most common tensions in the Christian life: we love the idea of sharing our faith, but we rarely have a plan to actually do it. How many times have you walked back to your car after hanging out with a friend, coworker, or […]