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In this episode of "Side-Table" Talk, we sit with Igor to hear what it truly means to follow Jesus when faith is not assumed, protected, or celebrated by culture.

Church Without Walls exists in a context where public faith can bring scrutiny, resistance, and real consequences. Ministry is not platformed or promoted—it is lived quietly, relationally, and often at personal cost. Igor shares what it looks like to serve faithfully in a setting where gathering can be risky, conversations must be discerning, and perseverance is not a slogan but a necessity.

This conversation pulls back the curtain on the unseen weight carried by believers who minister without the safety nets many take for granted. We talk honestly about fear, courage, endurance, and the tension of proclaiming hope in places where doing so can isolate you, cost you relationships, or put you under watch.

Rather than strategies or success stories, this episode centers on faithfulness—showing up, staying rooted, and trusting God when outcomes are uncertain and obedience is costly. It challenges listeners to reconsider what “normal” Christianity looks like and reminds us that much of the global church follows Jesus in ways that require daily resolve.

This is not a story of comfort.
 It’s a story of conviction.
 And it invites us to listen, learn, and respond with humility.

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The days between Christmas and New Year’s feel quieter, slower, and strangely honest—and that’s exactly where this conversation lives. In this episode of Table Talk, Billy sits down with Brian, Donnie, and Sheldon to reflect on 2025—the moments that stretched us, surprised us, and shaped our church—and to name what we’re carrying into 2026.

There’s laughter, gratitude, and a few hard truths as we talk wins and wounds, ministry and family, faith and fatigue. No hype. No resolutions-for-the-sake-of-resolutions. Just an honest look back and a hopeful, grounded look ahead.

If you’ve ever felt caught between what was and what’s coming, this one’s for you.

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In this episode, Shane, Reba, Wesley, and Meredith sit down to talk about the beautiful mess that leads up to candlelight—last-minute changes, tech hiccups, emotional moments backstage, and the quiet weight of knowing how much this night matters to people. From sound checks and stage cues to welcoming strangers who may only come once a year, this conversation captures the tension, pressure, and purpose behind the scenes.

It’s honest, funny, and a little raw—because before the room fills with candles and calm, there’s chaos, teamwork, prayer, and a shared hope that God meets people right where they are. This episode is a reminder that what looks effortless from the seats is often built through long nights, deep care, and a whole lot of trust.

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This week we sit down with Brandon & Georgia Kirby, Gary & Bobbie Castor, and Audra Hatch for an honest conversation about parenting at Christmas. From the traditions that anchor their families to the moments that stretch them, they share what brings joy, what gets messy, and what keeps them centered when the season feels loud. It’s a thoughtful look at raising kids while holding on to the heart of Christmas.

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Billy, John, and Ron sit down for a Christmas conversation that doesn’t pretend the season is easy for everyone. For some, December brings joy. For others, it brings grief, depression, or the quiet weight of memories that still ache.

In this episode, we talk gently and honestly about what compassion looks like when people are hurting—how to show up, how to listen, and how to carry hope without ignoring the hard stuff.

If you need a space that’s real, safe, and grounded in grace—pull up a chair.

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In this special Christmas kickoff episode, Billy pulls up a chair with Beth, Rachelle, Colin, and Sam for a lively, honest, and surprisingly heartfelt conversation about Christmas in Family Ministry. Together they unpack the chaos and beauty of the season—from hot takes about Christmas traditions, funny behind-the-scenes stories, and their real favorite Christmas songs, to the deeper question of how the church can genuinely support families during the holidays.

It’s part storytelling, part ministry wisdom, and part Christmas-morning energy. Whether you’re navigating kids’ programs, teen schedules, blended families, or just trying to stay sane until December 26, this episode gives you a front-row seat to the joys, challenges, and holy moments that make Christmas such a meaningful time for families.

Pull up a chair for the start of our Christmas series—you’re invited to the table.

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A special Episode of Table Talk we might call "Side-Table"
From Cape Town to Greenford, Sheldon walks us through his story — childhood roots, the road that led him here, and the hope he has for where our church is headed!

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This week we’re talking all things books and movies — the stories that shaped us, the trilogies we defend with our whole chest, and the movie hot takes that might end friendships. We debate whether trilogies are actually in or if everyone’s just pretending, we test each other’s VHS memory (and confirm whether Donnie was actually born yet), and somewhere in the chaos Donnie manages to stun a fly on the table mid-conversation. It’s storytelling, nostalgia, and pure Table Talk energy. Pull up a chair. Catch each episode on Apple, Spotify and Amazon Music, searchable as, “GCC Table Talk” 

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This week on Table Talk, we sit down to reflect on the parables of Jesus—why He used stories instead of lectures, why they still get under our skin today, and how they keep exposing and inviting us at the same time. From the Good Samaritan to the Prodigal Son, we talk about the parables that comfort us, frustrate us, and won’t let us go.

Somewhere in the middle of it all… we may or may not settle the fish vs. sushi debate once and for all. (Spoiler: someone is way too passionate about raw tuna.)

Pull up a chair. Bring your Bible—and maybe your chopsticks.

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Some tables shape more than meals — they shape us. In this episode of Table Talk, we look back at the tables that formed our stories: family dinner tables, church basements, cafeteria seats, and the unexpected places where God met us.

We’ll talk about the messy, awkward, hilarious, holy moments that happened around those tables — and how they shaped our faith, relationships, and view of community.

Pull up a chair. Let’s remember where we’ve come from… and why it still matters.