Are you embracing your call to shine brightly with the light of the Holy Spirit?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Kislev, a season of miracles and selfless devotion– a call to embrace our role as carriers of God’s presence. Kislev holds the history of Hanukkah, a story of victory for God’s people, the endurance of light, and the rededication of the temple.

In this season we’re reminded, as 1 Corinthians 3 proclaims, that through salvation in Jesus we have become God's temple–the dwelling place of His Holy Spirit. We’re called to carry His light and presence into the world, to dispel the darkness and not be deterred by it. To carry God’s light, we must be emptied of ourselves and all things that war with our true purpose. We must nurture His light within us, align with His Word, and be expectant of miracles.

Join Megann as she shares the power of rededication and selfless devotion in our homes, families and communities, and how to live as the light, leaning into God’s daily provision.

Are you letting the delay in your life define you or refine you?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses how to maintain a mindset of faith during seasons of delay. Delay can trigger our old agreements, habits, and patterns, creating feelings of abandonment or rejection. The enemy wants us to fall back into old mindsets, but God is calling us forward into deeper levels of alignment. He wants to renew our minds from a victim mentality to a victor mentality, calling us to come out of agreement with our infirmity and align with our true identity in Him as a son or daughter. Delay is not denial, it’s not abandonment, it’s not time wasted— it's how God is positioning and healing you for what comes next.

Join Megann as she shares the power of faith born out of devotion, how to be anchored in God’s Word, operate in His timing, and see delay as an invitation to wisdom.

How do you continue to step forward when you feel tired and confused?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses getting stuck in a cycle of confusion, fatigue, and disappointment, and how to break free and move forward. Sometimes, after a spiritual high, like the Fall Feasts, we go through a wilderness season, disappointed by God’s timeline and weary from the waiting.

It’s in this season that He refines us, reveals His character as Provider, and matures our hearts to trust and go forward, despite the unknowns. Sometimes, fear and doubt masquerade as logic and reason —and even voices with good intentions can become distractions from the instruction God has given us. If what we heard is in alignment with His Word, and confirmed by His Spirit and trusted counsel, we must contend for it in trust and faith.

Join Megann as she shares the safeguard of praying to be in the center of God's will, why you need to know what you’re contending for, and how to not shrink back in fear but walk towards your purpose with faith and intention.

Will you stand for Israel and the Jewish people with grace and boldness?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino is joined by her friend Kathryn Smoltz to talk about God's unchanging love and heart for Israel. As Believers, we’re called to love what God loves, honor what He honors, and hate what He hates. God loves Israel, He loves all people, but He hates lies. Satan has hijacked many Christian circles into cursing God’s people due to deception and false doctrine, and this has greatly grieved the Holy Spirit. When we read and meditate on the scriptures, the truth becomes abundantly clear–God’s covenant with Israel and love for the Jewish people are eternal, and He’s inviting you to join Him in His prophetic work–to see how Israel’s story is the story you’ve been grafted into by His glorious grace and promise.

Listen as Kathryn shares her personal story and experiences in the Holy Land, why it’s critical to know God’s heart and promises for Israel and the Jewish people, and how you can arise and refuse silence like Esther, blessing Israel’s prophetic destiny — and yours.

What habits and patterns are you nurturing this month that you want to carry forward in your family line?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Cheshvan, a month of dual opportunity that invites us to tend to the soil of our hearts and steward the seeds we received during the Fall Feasts. We’re given the choice to move forward or fall backward – to press into what God has revealed or run the risk of returning to our old patterns. We stay the course by remaining steadfast–choosing obedience over convenience and relationship with the Father over counterfeit comforts or the easy way out.

Join Megann as she shares how to discern between “good ideas” and “God ideas”, the power of breaking generational strongholds, and how to fully embrace this month of choices, opportunities, and potential.

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In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino is joined by her father, Rabbi Curt Landry, to talk about how the trauma of October 7th and war has impacted every demographic in Israel–from Holocaust survivors to children in Safe Houses. Living in the constant presence of sirens, memories of devastation, and fear of what might come next, Israelis feel largely isolated and hated by the world. But your faithful support, meeting both practical and spiritual needs, shows the power of consistency and presence. It creates rhythms that anchor hearts in security and expresses the power of Yeshua’s love that casts out fear.

Join Megann and Rabbi as they share beautiful stories of lives changed in Israel, the need for Jewish people to know they’re seen in their grief and that they are not alone, and how you can join the mission today.

Are you in need of rest and renewal?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about Sukkot, or Feast of Tabernacles, an opportunity to reflect, seek God’s face, to know Him and be known by Him. Participation is not legalism–not a matter of salvation or a “have to”–but an opportunity to engage with God at His set-apart, appointed times of past, present, and future significance.

The Feast of Tabernacles was instituted in Leviticus 23 as an everlasting ordinance unto God for generations. We read in Zechariah 14:16 that all nations will be invited to come up to Jerusalem to participate in this feast during Jesus’ millennial reign.

This week-long pause is a time to remember and look ahead—to remember God's provision and faithfulness, and to look forward to His return when He will dwell with us forever.

Join Megann as she shares the power of choosing God as your dwelling place and the blessing of celebrating this period of rest and rejoicing with your family.

Are you ready to begin the new year with a clean foundation?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about Yom Kippur, an invitation to begin the new year not in the hustle, bustle, and grind of goals, but in rest and repentance. It’s the holiest day on God’s calendar, a time to make amends with each other and return to the heart of the Father. This sacred pause of repentance is not in the spirit of condemnation, but in the hope of conviction–that we not only bring our lack and break agreement with darkness, but invite God to fill us as we press on towards the joy of His promise.

Join Megann as she shares the power of the spiritual discipline of fasting, returning to your true identity in Jesus, and how to begin the year afresh as you journey towards the joy that is to come.

Are you ready to begin a spiritual new year?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Tishrei, a time of excavation in order to build a firm foundation for the new year. It’s a time to consider what you need to let go of and what you need to embrace.

1. What is God calling you to in 5786?
2. Are your habits, patterns, and investments aligned with Him?

When things are being leveled, shifted, and prepared, it can be painful. Digging is messy. But the result of exposing old patterns and inviting God into your sorrow and struggle is deeper intimacy, communion, and wholeness with Him.

Join Megann as she shares the power of speaking life over your family, home, and community at the start of the Hebrew new year, and the invitation to awaken and advance as you come to the Father’s table for the Fall Feasts.