In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about family legacy and the power of generational lessons. Just like negative traits and strongholds can be passed through family lines, so can wisdom, strength and powerful legacy. It’s important to consider: What lessons have you been entrusted with and what lessons are you passing on to the next generation? Megann reflects back on stories of her grandparents and parents and shares the life lessons she’s gleaned through her family story. She encourages listeners to be empowered to know they can be generation-shifters, be the cause of change in their family line, and leave wisdom and legacy for the next generation.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about disappointments with people and unmet expectations. It’s vital to remember when facing disappointments with family, friends, church members or business relationships that God did not fail you, humanity did. In a fallen world, disappointments are a painful part of life and people often poorly reflect our Creator. This is why we cannot put our hope in people or put unrealistic expectations on others to fill the deepest voids in our hearts. By inviting God’s love and care to fill those places within us we can move forward and process our disappointments with grace.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about moments when God’s answer is “no”. Facing unmet expectations and disappointments are painful, but we must choose to embrace God’s “no” or “not yet” as a path towards growth. We cannot buy into the lie that God is rejecting us, because He’s not. With our limited perspective we often can’t see what we’re potentially being protected from or why things happened the way they did. By leaning into God’s sovereignty, knowing His thoughts towards us are good and plans for us are perfect, we can navigate the “no” or “not yet” with faith and trust.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about seeking wholeness and holistic living. We often compartmentalize our lives and forget how interconnected we are, mind, body, and spirit. Transformation comes when we approach our problems holistically. Megann encourages listeners to identify an area of their lives to address in this way–unlocking deeper layers of healing and breakthrough.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about big leaps of faith and the daily grind it takes to get there. It can be exhilarating to take the leap, but exhausting to walk out the journey. Faith is connected to obedience, our willingness to earnestly seek God in all things. As we seek Him, we are not moved by circumstances or doubt because we are embracing a lifestyle of trust and obedience. Megann encourages listeners to remember that God rewards those who seek Him–providing wisdom for the big moves and guidance in the daily steps.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about facing failure. Failure does not reflect your identity, who you are, or what you’re capable of. It reflects a needed change, showing you the ways that don’t work so you can discover the ways that do. God wastes nothing, not even our mistakes. By surrendering fixed mindsets regarding failure and embracing a mindset of growth, you can see how God is transforming you even in your setbacks.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about letting go of past mistakes and regrets. The past is meant to be learned from, not held onto. Forgiving ourselves and those who have hurt us is key to opening pathways of hope in our minds for our future. This is not an easy process but over time it does get easier as we foster a lifestyle of forgiveness. As we hand over our old hurts to Jesus we fully make room for the new joys He has for us.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the subtle but noteworthy distinction between anxiety and fear and how we can release our fears to embrace a deeper faith in God. This kind of faith is not always logical, practical, or easy but it is always the best path forward. Megann encourages listeners to consider: where do you first turn to when you’re feeling fear? What comes out of you when you’re scared? In moments of fear and feeling desperate, God is drawing you closer, asking you to choose Him. He is with you in the daily choice of faith over fear and is inviting you to embrace the power, love, and sound mind He’s given you.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about letting go of anger and resentment and embracing God’s supernatural love and kindness. Apart from Him we’re trapped in bitterness and entitlement. It’s through inviting Him to engage our emotions that we make a holy exchange– one that leads to greater freedom, healthier relationships and abundant life.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the art of letting go of fear, worry, and anxiety. The victory is not only in releasing these things to God but then replacing them with more of God–deeper agreement with Him, deeper trust, and deeper faith. Megann encourages listeners in the biblical principle of “taking your thoughts captive” and how to embrace a lifestyle of peace through a heart surrendered to and trusting in Jesus.