I have discovered something about myself - something I am not very proud of...and I wonder how many others might be feeling the same way. That is - if I were completely honest with myself - Do I feel like I have a place at the table?

It is my guest that many of us feel might be feeling a bit left out in life. That others have opportunities that we don't get. That they have a voice we don't have. Maybe we don't feel this way in general, at all times, but when it comes to the things that matter the most to us - do we feel like we have a place at the table?

I discuss this heart-matter with my dear friend, Andrea Clemons, and she shares some insights with us as to why we may be feeling this way & what is at the root. Why don't you grab a cup of coffee, set aside 1 hour of your time to join us, and share your thoughts with us afterwards?

More about Andrea:

Andrea Clemons is a devoted woman of faith, accomplished businesswoman, and trusted real estate professional based in Central Kentucky. Rooted in her own personal transformation through Jesus Christ, Andrea lives with intentionality to advance the Kingdom of God in every area of her life. She is a passionate advocate by nature, believing deeply in spiritual freedom—where captives are set free through a true relationship with Jesus Christ, and every person finds a place at the table as they are lovingly received into the family of God.
Her ministry journey has taken her around the globe through international missions, where she has shared hope, healing, and the message of Christ with diverse communities. From her early career as a business representative at Lexmark International to her current work in ministry and real estate, Andrea brings excellence, integrity, and purpose into everything she does.
Andrea’s heart beats for advocacy in all its forms—from working with at-risk and trafficked youth to serving in local church leadership, intercessory prayer, and discipleship. She is passionate about helping others reach their full potential in Christ, firmly believing that no trauma is too great for God to heal. Through a renewed mind and a life rooted in faith, she empowers others to walk in freedom, identity, and purpose.
Whether in the sanctuary, the streets, or the closing room, Andrea leads with vision, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to God’s call on her life.