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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.

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In the Bible, tables aren’t just furniture—they’re sacred spaces. From Passover in Egypt to Jesus breaking bread with sinners, to the early church gathering in homes, the table has always been a place where God meets His people, where stories are shared, faith is formed in community, and covenant is established.

Every episode invites you to “pull up a chair,” and we hope it inspires you to create those same kinds of spaces—around your own dinner table, your coffee table, even your breakroom table. Because this podcast isn’t just about content—it’s about connection.

So grab a seat. There’s room for you.