Generations at the Table

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about trusting God to provide vision and guidance. Our ability to walk in God’s purpose is directly linked to what we believe.

1. Do you believe Jesus has what you need?
2. Do you believe He desires to meet with you face to face?

The pressures and uncertainties of life can leave us disillusioned and without clear direction–but God is on mission to restore our vision, passion, and motivation. The painful parts of our story, when surrendered to Him, are part of the refining process that make us more like Jesus. Megann encourages the listener to believe in God’s vision and trust He is leading His people into a future full of hope.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about navigating a wilderness season–embracing the preparation and safeguarding against temptations. We cannot let suffering define us. The wilderness is a holy place to pass through but it’s not our destination. In the wilderness, God calls His people closer, refining us for our next assignment. Megann encourages the listener to embrace the transformation process in a wilderness season and trust in God's perfect timing. Disclaimer: Curt Landry Ministries will never send you a direct message or comment asking for donations, or, request to move the conversation to Telegram or any other third-party application. Any and all donations are solely collected through our website, https://www.curtlandry.com, or, through one of our YouTube fundraisers. For tithing and giving, please visit: https://shop.curtlandry.com/donate/

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about performance based identity (motivated by fear) versus identity rooted in God’s love. It is dangerous to define ourselves by titles, relationships, accomplishments or failures. We need to be introspective about what we're believing about our identity and take every thought captive. Megann encourages the listener to break free from achievement mentality and embrace a secure identity defined by God’s love.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino is joined by her friend Selah to talk about the provision of sabbath. In our culture, it’s easy to be ruled by a busyness mindset that leaves us tired, burned out and chasing accomplishment to fill our emptiness. We weren’t made to live like this–and there is a better way. Selah shares how through keeping shabbat with her family she’s found holiness in her home, connection at her table, and a trustworthy anchor amid the storms of life. Megann and Selah encourage the listener to embrace the gift of sabbath, to keep it simple, and be willing to press through resistance. Sabbath is not a “have to”, it’s a rescue–it’s a time to get away with God, recover your life, and in so doing, operate out of a greater place of overflow.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino sits down with her sister-in-law Hillary to talk about saying yes to God amid fear and unknowns. That can look like many things, but for Hillary it was an unexpected move to Israel with her visionary husband and the birthing of The Beautiful Land Initiative– an organization dedicated to beautifying the land of Israel and comforting her people. Through each step of the process, Hillary testifies to the sustaining power of staying close to Jesus and keeping intimacy with Him first priority. Megann encourages the listener to remember God is faithful in whatever season you are in, and as we choose to participate in what He is doing, we are embarking on an adventure with Him that is filled with His abundant provision and blessing.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino sits down with her parents for a powerful discussion on spiritual pioneering. Being the first in your family to initiate positive changes is a holy responsibility that comes with blessings and burdens. It can feel isolating. But just as Abraham went out without knowing where He was going (Hebrews 11:8), spiritual pioneers fully surrender to God the Father and trust Him to lead and provide for every step of obedience. Megann, Rabbi and Christie offer counsel to those who may be spiritual pioneers in their families and ministries, encouraging them to be strong and courageous, trusting that the Lord will be with them as they follow where He calls them to go.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the blessing of celebrating the appointed time of Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles). Keeping God’s appointed times is not legalism or obligation, it’s an act of covenant-relationship. Sukkot is God’s call to His people to spend time with Him and reflect on His provision and faithfulness. Megann unpacks the beautiful symbolism and meaning of this appointed time, encouraging the listener to remember God’s faithfulness in the past year and trust His faithfulness in the year to come.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the power of forgiveness, specifically as we head into a season of introspection and renewal in the Fall Feasts. To experience the freedom of forgiveness, we must face the roots of our unforgiveness. These roots are often in unmet expectations, betrayal and deep woundedness. There is incredible empowerment and personal freedom to be found in allowing God to dig into our hurt, to search us and know us. Megann encourages the listener to know that as we hand over everyone and everything that has been holding us back, we are empowered to embrace true spiritual transformation and lasting freedom.

In this episode of Generations and the Table, Megann Marcellino shares the blessing of participating in God’s appointed times as a family. These annual rhythms are set for a reason, meant to be passed down for generations. As we embrace God's calendar, we begin to discern the times and seasons and see the spiritual opportunities that greet us each day. Megann unpacks the significance of Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot, emphasizing how each of the Fall Feasts can be accessible and joyful for the whole family.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about what it looks like to walk with God into a fresh start. There are so many ways fresh starts can come into our lives, whether new teachers or schools for our children, starting a new career, a big move or welcoming a new baby. Transition and change can be painful, hopeful and disorienting all at once. But in the midst of all of it God is asking each of us, “Will you walk into this fresh start with Me?” Megann shares insights from the story of Noah and dives into three key principles for welcoming a fresh start: embrace the identity of the new, create habits and patterns to support that new identity, and walk in forgiveness for yourself and others.