The last meal Jesus has at the table with His disciples is the most important meal He has. When Jesus dies on the cross, the barrier between God and humanity is forever removed, and we can fully embrace the sacrificial love Jesus gives.

At the table, Jesus breaks the boundary of gender stereotypes and welcomes women (and all people) as his disciples.

We experience the miracle of 'enough' when Jesus invites us to participate in sharing the meal He's invited us to with others.

At the table we are welcomed into the family of Christ. There, we realize God's is meant for everyone, and that in His Love we are all beautiful.

We experience God’s goodness at the table with Jesus as the boundaries between sacred and secular are collapsed.

God's table gives us the opportunity to receive grace and offer grace to those who need it, like Levi.

"Our souls need more than to do nothing; they need to do restful things. In this sense, real rest takes real work." -- Justin Whitmel Earley

Practice the habit of intentional rest to bring inner peace and experience restoration amidst the busyness of life.

This week, take a full Sabbath rest. One of the most intimate things we can do with another is spend time with just them. Consider choosing to spend intentional time with our Creator.

“The good life does not come from the ability to choose anything and everything; the good life comes from the ability to choose good things by setting limits.” -- Pastor Matt Lake

Curating the stories we consume helps us be more intentional to experience, share, and live into all the goodness of God’s story.

This week, make a commitment to compare how much time you spend in media to how much time you spend with Christ. Take a step to decrease the former and increase the latter.

"We are much less resilient when we do life alone." -- Pastor Matt Lake  

We become more resilient people when we realize we are not alone. Spend at least one hour this week connecting with someone you trust in order to share highs, lows, struggles, and other places of connection.

This week, make a commitment to have a one-hour conversation with someone important in your life.

"We discover who we are by seeing our reflections through God’s Word, not in handheld screens." -- Pastor Matt Lake

Become more resilient by discovering your identity in God’s Words of life in Scripture rather than in anyone else’s story. Make turning to God’s Word first every day a holy habit.

This week, choose to engage Scripture before anything else to start the day, even before picking up your phone.