Around the table, Jesus didn’t just serve a meal — He revealed the heart of God.
He shared bread with the ones who would betray, deny, and abandon Him... and still called them “friend.”
This week, we're ending our series at the most famous table in history — and the invitation to pull up a seat is still open.

Jesus flipped tables in the temple—but not just out of anger. This week, we explore how God clears the way for healing, hope, and childlike faith at the merchant’s table.

We are busy!  Work, school, homework, chores, dinner, friends, hobbies, and more.  Is this the life we are meant to live?  Burned out, exhausted, and stressed?  Or is there more?  Jesus offers us a solution to our busy.

Nobody likes feeling rejected, disqualified, or shut out. For years, people have gone back and forth about who Jesus really came to save. But let’s be honest—who did He actually come for?

The dinner table is often the place where the highs and lows of life unfold — and it's the same kind of place Jesus used to share a miracle. In the story of the wedding at Cana, we see Jesus meet a simple, even embarrassing need, and turn it into something incredible. This story invites us to be honest about our emptiness and trust Jesus to meet us — not when we’re put together, but when we’re willing to bring Him our needs.

Jesus came to us, but he didn’t come to leave us right where we are. He invites us on a journey with him. To the cross, and then beyond and into life.

We won’t really be able to have good discernment in our lives unless we know ourselves. When we can read the room when it comes to our own feelings, thoughts, personality, and more, it allows us to experience God’s best for our lives.

When it comes to reading the room with our relationships, it’s really important to have people you can trust in your life. It’s equally important to be a person that others can trust. Let’s talk about what it means to be a safe person, because the Bible is full of God’s guidance when it comes to this!

The company you keep may have the most influence over you... the words you speak, the decisions you make, and even how you view faith. The Bible has plenty to say about those people who are closest to you. 

If you are trying to follow Jesus, the world we live in is tricky. Jesus invites us on His mission to reach the world…but also to be different than the world.