Table Life Church of the Nazarene

In today’s message, the story of Jonah reminds us that it is really hard to be a Christian if you don’t need grace, and it’s hard to see your need for grace if you aren’t aware of your brokenness.

Jonah is unusual as a prophet — he did not immediately go forth and obey God when asked to do so, and yet his faith in God remained. Listen to part 1 of a 2-part series on the ups and downs, humor and pathos, yes and no of Jonah’s story. God uses even the failures […]

“You can take the boy out of the country, but you can’t take the country out of the boy.” Listen today as Pastor Rob preaches a thought-provoking sermon from the short writings about Amos, the man from the South who goes to the North to bring an unwelcome message.

Hard times have a way of getting our attention, God’s megaphone as CS Lewis famously said. The question is, will I choose the way of discomfort, cynicism and discouragement or will I choose the way of hope and optimism and courage to trust God in the anxious times?

Hosea 2:12-13, 28 When bad things happen, do you blame God? Or, when bad things happen, do you blame yourself?

Today we begin our series on the minor prophets, “Majoring on the Minors.” Listen to today’s sermon which asks these questions: How am I participating in the faithfulness of God’s people today? To what forms of infidelity am I most susceptible? How is God healing my infidelities?

Today we finish this series from Galatians, with a message from Galatians 6:1-18.

Today’s scripture is Galatians 5:13-25, which talks about freedom. Questions: What do people mean when they say “Freedom”? Can a person be absolutely free? How does Paul’s understanding of freedom differ from that of the dominant culture? How can living within the context of a Christian culture limit one’s freedom? Expand it?

“As many of you as were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ . . . all of you are one in Christ Jesus.” How do we better live as a community into our baptismal identity?

From Galatians 2:15-21 – we look at Paul, and his disagreement with Peter. Listen to this podcast to discover details and significant elements of this story.