At The Table

In this episode, CJ and Logan unpack and wrestle with a deeper question of faith: not whether we’re active or effective, but whether we’re truly dependent on Christ. Together, they explore what dependence really means, why it can feel distant or difficult, and how vulnerability plays a crucial role in our relationship with Jesus. 

In this episode, Abigail and Nikki explore what it means to walk in obedience to Jesus, even when the path forward isn’t clear. Rooted in Philippians 2:8, the conversation highlights Jesus’ example of humble obedience and how our yes to God can bring about real change. Nikki shares her powerful story of obedience through foster care and answering God’s call to help start an Isaiah 117 House, offering a tangible picture of faith in action when obedience requires trust beyond comfort.

In this episode, Brock, Justan and Micah sit down for an open, unhurried conversation about pursuing the presence of God. Together, they explore what worship really looks like beyond music, how we experience God in everyday moments, and what it means to be aware of the Spirit at work in our lives. Rather than chasing quick answers, this conversation creates space for reflection, honesty, and discovery—inviting listeners to consider how God meets them uniquely, both inside and outside traditional worship settings.

In this episode, Abigail and Brenda share an honest conversation about Jesus as the true change agent. Through personal stories and lived experience, they reflect on the seismic shift that comes from encountering Christ—who we were before Him, who we are becoming because of Him, and where He is leading us next. Rather than focusing on self-driven transformation, this conversation explores the deep, ongoing work of sanctification and the renewing change only Jesus can bring, inviting listeners to recognize and respond to the new life He is forming within them.

Why do good people suffer? It’s the question that has haunted humanity for centuries and the book of Job doesn’t shy away from it. In this episode, we explore Job’s story of unimaginable loss, raw honesty with God, and the mystery of suffering. Job reminds us that faith isn’t about having all the answers, but about trusting the God who holds us even in the storm.

Whether you’re walking through hardship or walking with someone who is, this conversation will help you see how suffering can deepen faith, shape character, and point us toward hope in Christ.

Carlos Nunez grew up in the Dominican Republic as a sponsored child through Food for the Hungry. Today, he serves as the Field Liaison for the DR and Haiti, helping communities flourish physically and spiritually. In this conversation, we hear Carlos’s inspiring journey, the impact of child sponsorship and how Quest can be on mission to bring lasting hope to places like El Mogote.

The Great Commission isn’t just for adults, it’s for kids & Students too! In this episode, Paul, Abigail & Alec talk about what it looks like to multiply the gospel in your own home, raise kids who love Jesus, and make disciples around the dinner table, not just at Church.

In this episode, Brock sits down with Nemo to talk about growing up in the church and how his recent trip to Thailand reshaped his perspective on faith and mission. They unpack what it means to live out the Great Commission and how everyday people can live on mission...no plane ticket required.

Paul, Brandon, and Logan sit down to talk about fasting, not as a religious obligation, but as a way to create space for God. They share honest stories, personal struggles, and how this often-overlooked practice can open us up to deeper dependence and clarity.

Logan and Josh talk about how practicing gratitude has shaped their faith and perspective. They explore why thankfulness isn’t always easy, but how it can shift our mindset, deepen our relationship with God, and anchor us in worship even in the wilderness