Staying at the Table

In today’s episode of Staying at the Table we discuss this past year and where we’ve seen our staying at the table values lived out. We think about how these values not only have shaped us this past year, but have guided us over the past few years, and we end with a challenge for each of you to look for the values that can guide you in 2023.

In today’s episode of Staying at the Table we talk about some things that are in the headlines - Nancy Pelosi’s husband getting attacked with a hammer, Elon Musk’s removing all boundaries from Twitter and what’s happening there. And we talk about the binary nature of all of this and what’s the church called to do in this season?

In today’s episode of Staying at the Table we talk about the deconstruction of the Bible and potentially adding into our discussion various books from the apocryphal. How legitimate is it to use it as a part of our theology?

In today’s episode of Staying at the Table we talk about the deconstruction of the Bible. We listen and talk with each other as we express the different ways that we utilize to deconstruct in how we read the Bible to apply to our lives today.

In today’s episode of Staying at the Table we talk about creativity, creativity within the church, creativity of thought and what that might look like in life, what that might look like in relationship, and what that might look like in the church.

In today’s episode of Staying at the Table we continue the conversation from our last episode with Brian Chilcote and Rev. Terri Moss Witmyer talking specifically about “What is the Bible?” as we continue to wrestle with the deconstruction and re-understanding of what it is we call faith.

In today’s episode of Staying at the Table we welcome two new guest hosts: Rev. Terri Moss Witmyer and Brian Chilcote. We will get to hear Brian’s story of his journey through faith, deconstructing and unraveling pieces of that, and how that brought him to our community here at Cornerstone Christian Fellowship.

In today’s episode of Staying at the Table we look at the question of “How do we value people in our society?” Do we judge them by how they look, their socioeconomic status, or how famous they are? We look at ways that we can break the stereotypes and the patterns we fall into when judging other people, when valuing other humans.

In today’s episode of Staying at the Table we talk and explore the topic of Church and Empire. We think through what are the positives and negatives of oppression or being oppressed, and the church experiences we go through in today’s life.

In today’s episode of Staying at the Table we discuss an article called “Jerry Falwell Jr. is not a Hypocrite” and then move the conversation to how do we respond to situations where leaders are moving our organization - a church or Christian institution - away from their values?