On the road to Emmaus, two heartbroken disciples walked and talked with the resurrected Jesus without recognizing Him. It wasn’t until they invited Him to stay and sat down for a meal that everything changed. In this message, Brandon explores how Jesus reveals His presence at the table. In the breaking of the bread, their eyes were opened, turning an ordinary meal into a moment of powerful recognition. Join us as we discover how experiencing Jesus at the table heals our heartbreaks and ignites our hearts for His mission.

Michael reflects on the Last Supper from Luke 22:7-20. This sermon explores the profound significance of Jesus’ final meal with his disciples, centering on themes of remembrance and the establishment of the new covenant.

In this reflection on Luke 7:36-50, Kyle explore how Mary's act of anointing Jesus shows the link between experiencing God's forgiveness and living out true gratitude. This story challenges us to let His grace transform our worship, strengthen our relationships, and shape our everyday lives.

In this reflection on Luke 7:36-50, Lewis examine how Mary's humble act of anointing Jesus reveals the deep connection between experiencing divine forgiveness and cultivating a heart of gratitude. This narrative invites us to embrace God's transformative grace, allowing it to reshape our worship, deepen our connections with others, and guide our daily walk.

Based on Luke 7:36-50, Doug Clark explores the profound intersection of divine forgiveness and a heart filled with gratitude. Through Mary's act of deep devotion and humility, we are invited to consider the transformative power of God's grace and its impact on our worship, our relationships, and our daily lives.

In The Table, Jacob Helmezi teaches from Luke 5:27–32, drawing our attention to the radical grace of Jesus as He calls Levi and sits among those society overlooked. This moment reveals a Savior who doesn’t wait for people to clean themselves up before inviting them in, but instead meets them right where they are and transforms their lives from the inside out.

In The Restoring Table, Kyle Smith teaches from the powerful moment when Jesus reinstates Peter after his denial, asking him three times, “Do you love me?” This tender conversation reveals the heart of restoration, Jesus doesn’t discard Peter in his failure but restores him with grace, purpose, and calling. It’s a reminder that failure is not the end when Jesus is the one restoring us.

Kicking off our new series, The Table, Doug Clark teaches from Luke 5:27–32, highlighting the heart of Jesus for those seeking hope, belonging, and a fresh start. Through the calling of Levi and the gathering around the table, we are reminded that Jesus invites ordinary people into an extraordinary relationship with Him and calls us to extend that same invitation to others.

Michael Tropea teaches in The Forgiving Table on the story of Mary anointing Jesus at Simon’s house. In this moment of deep humility and devotion, we see what it looks like when forgiveness meets a grateful heart. This passage invites us to reflect on the depth of God’s grace and how it changes the way we love, worship, and live.

Teaching from the Bible through the Book of Ruth, Kirk Hudson will show us how God's love is revealed through Ruth and how its timeless truths apply to our lives today. Come discover God's faithfulness, redemption, and love for us through this powerful story.