In this Table Talk, I sit down with my friend Andrew Richardson to play a favorite game we call “Sermon That.” Our random object this time? A baby bib. 🍼

That simple prop opens a real conversation about spiritual maturity—why growth is messy, why comparison stalls us, and why “more” isn’t always the mark of “mature.” I share how I think about Paul’s milk-to-meat imagery, the role of community, and the quiet practices (like being still and saying no) that actually form us.

In this episode, We:

• Talk about why new believers need grace and why seasoned believers need humility.
• Reframe maturity as progress with Jesus, not perfection or performance.
• Offer simple ways I grow today: seek Him, be still, stay in community, serve someone nearby.

If you’re craving practical, real-life faith without the pressure to have it all figured out, this one’s for you.