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.

In this episode of Generations and the Table, Megann Marcellino shares how we can get stuck in our fear of unknowns and never step out into our calling. We become prisoners of perfectionism, always waiting for everything to be ideal, and never taking those baby steps of obedience. But God isn’t looking for perfection, He’s looking for willingness. He’s looking for surrendered hearts. Megann encourages the listener to stop waiting and start stepping out in faith. Through prayerful, consistent, small steps of obedience, you can walk fully into your God-given purpose.

In this episode of Generations and the Table, Megann Marcellino shares three ways you can miss God’s best for your life. There's a noteworthy distinction between the permissible will of God and the perfect will of God. We can shift away from God's perfect will through impatience, partial obedience, and choosing understanding over faith. Megann shares insights and practical ways to re-align with God’s best for you through creating healthy habits, patterns and spiritual rhythms.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about clinging to God’s promises in the face of discouragement and delay. It’s often in the moments where we feel like giving up, that we’re at the brink of our breakthrough. There is power in pressing in despite what we see. There is freedom in laying aside what others think. There is healing found as we press into Jesus. Megann unpacks powerful principles from the story of the woman with the issue of blood, encouraging the listener to focus on Jesus above all. We can press in with an action plan of faith, through a renewed mindset and consistent communion with God.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino is joined by Shannon Kegerries to talk about StoryBrand, a marketing framework with principles that apply to all areas of life. The concept of asking, “Where do you want to land the plane?” is to ask, “What is the end goal? Where are you going?” We’re each living in a story authored by our Heavenly Father and He has a glorious destiny in mind. In the midst of our mothering, marriages, spiritual life and health, God invites us to surrender our doubts and fears to Him, choosing His leadership for each step of our story. Shannon encourages the listener to look for Jesus in everything, ask Him all the questions, and trust He knows exactly where to land the plane–every time!

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about embracing God’s perspective on challenges. What we see is often rooted in how we feel– but our feelings are not always reliable, and good and hard are not mutually exclusive. We must be rooted in God’s Word, not our circumstances, so we can be strengthened to contend for God’s promises, even in the face of giants. Megann shares insights into how to shift to a right perspective through prayer and reflection, keeping a gratitude journal, and seeking godly counsel.