Generations at the Table

Are you embracing a freedom mindset?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino unpacks more of the Hebrew month of Nisan, focusing on the deliverance and freedom of this season. Deliverance is not the end, it’s the beginning of our journey to transformation. It calls us to surrender our fear and what’s familiar and take hold of greater trust and faith in our God. During this month, consider…

• What is God delivering you from?
• What is God delivering you for?
• What is the destiny He’s calling you towards?

Join Megann as she shares how deliverance impacts our relationships, the need to press into transformation so we don’t transfer pain points to the next generation, and how to choose faith over old mindsets.

Will you accept the Father’s invitation this Passover?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the beauty and blessing of celebrating Passover in your home. Exodus 12:14 tells us Passover is meant to be an everlasting memorial. Passover is not a tradition of man, but an opportunity from God. It’s not about perfection, but about His presence.

There will always be distractions and spiritual resistance when God invites us into more. But on the other side of our obedience is open heaven provision, blessing, and protection for our families, marriages, and ministries.

Join Megann as she shares the joy of this appointed time of freedom, the importance of making room for breakthrough, and how to approach Passover with an open heart ready to receive.

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Is something stopping you from stepping out in faith?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about radical obedience to Jesus–something that requires great trust and surrender of control.

Obedience can feel inconvenient and expensive, and often in the name of good intentions we’re tempted to choose the easier path. But the way that leads to life is narrow and often difficult. If we truly desire to be Jesus’ disciples, we must trade our way for His way. The invitation of “Follow Me” doesn’t include the luxury of knowing the full path forward, but it does come with eternal rewards, blessings, and the fullness of God.

Join Megann as she share the need to break agreement with the fear of man, the cost of disobedience, and how radical obedience to Jesus impacts our marriages, parenting, careers and ministries.

Are you feeling the tension of fear and excitement as you step into a new season?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino unpacks the Hebrew month of Nisan–a time of deliverance, redemption, and new beginnings. Following the pattern of the Exodus story, Nisan is a month to…

• Come to the Father’s table at Passover
• Experience long-awaited deliverance
• Let go of the familiarity of Egypt
• Trust amid the tension of transition
• Experience God’s faithful provision in new places

Uncertainty can cause us to romanticize the past, but like the Israelites, we must break free from a slave mentality and move forward into the freedom we were destined for. Join Megann as she shares how to navigate discomfort and transition with faith and press into the excitement of a new season with God.

What principles and lessons are you passing down to the next generation?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino is joined by her husband, Paul, and parents, Rabbi Curt and Christie Landry, to discuss the power of family legacy. Rabbi and Christie just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, inspiring Megann to write 50 lessons and truths her parents have exemplified. In an engaging round-table discussion, they unpack 10 of those lessons, including…

• The power of loving deeply and forgiving often
• The value of consistency, celebration, and presence
• The willingness to grow and the humility to change your mind
• The need to embrace forward vision and be spontaneous with the Holy Spirit

Join Megann and her family as they share the importance of family legacy grounded in biblical principles and how to pass down a lifestyle of love and conviction to the next generation.

What if this season of preparation is preparing you for a divine moment that you cannot yet see?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino shares personal applications from Purim, a timeless story that speaks volumes to us today. Esther knew her identity, knew her enemy, and walked in the discernment of God’s perfect timing. Her actions released blessing, life, and legacy to generations after her.

Esther’s story shows us…

• God positions us for our assignments long before we understand it.
• Seasons of preparation are never wasted as we press into God’s heart in obedience.
• We must embrace and walk in the fullness of our identity in Jesus.
• When the time comes to move forward, holy discontent is good and inspires needed change.
• Every Kingdom assignment will, at some point, call for risk and the need to surrender the outcome to God.

Join Megann as she shares how the principles of Purim apply to our homes, ministries, marriages, and parenting and inspires us to embrace the season we're in with intention, courage, and conviction.

Have you invited God to search you and know you?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino shares the power of God’s Word to reveal, reflect, and point us to the hope of transformation. God’s Word not only helps us see our lives clearly but enables us to understand what we’re seeing.

When we open every aspect of our lives to Jesus, allowing Him to search us and know us through His Word, there is no condemnation. He uncovers areas in need of care, conviction and change in order to shape us into His very likeness. He only asks that we be willing to go with Him to those places, surrendering to His better way that we may know Him, and align with our true identity and Kingdom calling.

Join Megann as she encourages identifying solutions, not only problems, and how to press into transformation through a lifestyle of reflection.

Is there an area in your life that needs a turnaround?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses the Hebrew month of Adar, a season of preparation, joy, and divine reversals. Following the pattern of Esther’s story, this month shows us the power of preparation and waiting on God’s timing as He turns sorrow to joy and brings beauty for ashes. This is a month to…

• Choose joy
• Dismantle negative mindsets
• Embrace moments of laughter
• Trust delays are not denials
• Reposition for acceleration

This is a time when God is causing a divine reset, repositioning you for acceleration in the Passover season to come. Join Megann as she shares the power of naming and praying into areas that need divine reversal, embracing joy as a tool for spiritual warfare, and how principles in the month can bless our mothering, marriages, and families.

Where have you placed your greatest hopes?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses the power and purpose of hope. Humanity needs hope like we need oxygen. Hope is not passive; it’s an active expectation in someone or something.

Recovering from hopelessness is not only about regaining hope but assessing what or who your hope is in. The safest and surest place to set your hope is in the God of hope, Yeshua, Jesus. He renews our hope as we…

• Come to Him
• Place our deepest hope in Him
• Allow Him to shift our perspective
• Believe His Word outweighs our circumstances

Join Megann as she shares the power of declaring scriptures that align with hope, setting habits and patterns that support your hope, and making a daily commitment to trust in Jesus, our greatest hope.

Are you battling forgetfulness in your walk with God?

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the power of remembering. The busyness of life causes us to hear our doubts roar louder than the truth God has spoken–we forget Who He is, who we are, what He’s done, and what He said He will do. This hurts us, hurts Jesus, and starves our faith–so we must take intentional steps words remembering.

Throughout the Bible God instructs His people to keep feasts days as memorials, build stone monuments in locations of miracles, write His words on their doorframes and gates–so they would not forget. We remember and live out God’s truth as we…

• Dwell on and immerse in God’s Word
• Write it down in places we’ll see regularly
• Speak it aloud, declaring it, working it into our memory

Join Megann as she shares the power of creating identity based habits, setting daily reminders, and how to stay the course through the discipline of remembrance.