At The Table

In this episode, we dive into the biblical idea of carrying the “aroma of Christ” and what that looks like in our everyday lives. Through scripture, conversation, and reflection, we talk about how our relationship with Jesus should naturally shape the way we love, serve, speak, and live. Just like a fragrance lingers wherever it goes, our lives should leave behind evidence of Christ in the places and people we encounter. We also explore the things that strengthen or weaken that aroma, the example Jesus gave us through His sacrifice, and why living as a pleasing fragrance to God matters so deeply in our walk of faith.

In this episode, we talk about what it truly means to remain and abide in Christ. Instead of trying to produce spiritual fruit in our own strength, Jesus calls us to stay connected to the true vine so that love, joy, peace, and lasting fruit flow from Him.

In this episode, Paul and CJ explore the powerful tension of being fully known and fully loved by God. Even in the depth of our sin and brokenness, God’s love remains constant and unchanging. Together, they unpack what it means to approach Him with honesty and confidence, wrestle with the reality of grieving God, and discover how this truth reshapes our worship, relationships, and daily walk with Him.

In this episode, Brock and Abigail explore what it means to build altars today—creating intentional space to meet with God through surrender, remembrance, and attention.
Drawing from Scripture, they reflect on whether we’re relying on past encounters or making room for fresh ones, and what it looks like to lay down anything that’s taken His place in our hearts.

In this episode, Abigail and Lekeisha talk about what it means to follow Jesus in a world shaped by social media. From doom scrolling and information overload to using online platforms for good, this conversation explores how believers can stay grounded in God’s truth, guard their minds, and live with purpose in the digital world.

In this episode, Brock and Abigail walk through the Beatitudes from Gospel of Matthew 5:2–12, unpacking what it truly means to live a “blessed” life according to Jesus. Together, they explore how Christ’s words challenge our cultural understanding of blessing and redirect our hearts toward the kingdom of heaven.