This week on Table Talk Pastors Kyle and Nick explore what it means to be sent as Jesus was sent. What does that look like in everyday life—parenting, career, relationships, ministry? 

This is a recording of Table Talk Live, in this podcast Pastors Kyle and Nick wrap up our Wednesday night dinner series 7 words to the cross in preperation for Easter.

Bobbi brings us the message recorded live at Covenant. 

This week on Table Talk Pastors Kyle and Nick explore the theme of Divine interruptions. They reflect on how Jesus paused in His journey to Jerusalem to respond to Bartimaeus' cry and what that means for us today. Through personal stories, and scripture they discuss how unexpected interruptions can be powerful moments where God works-and how we can become more aware, obedient, and open to those Divine opportunities in our daily lives.

Kyle brings us the message recorded live at Covenant. 

This week on Table Talk Pastors Kyle and Nick, discuss what happens when you question the bible. They discuss John 7:53-8:11 where many bibles state that the passage is not included in many earlier manuscripts. They discuss its prescence in church history, and the earlier manuscripts where it is not mentioned and its function in the church scriptures. 

Kyle brings us the message recorded live at Covenant. 

This week on Table Talk, Pastor Kyle is back joined by Pastor Nick. In this episode Pastor Kyle starts off the conversation asking about children's ministry songs from the past, eventually getting to Zacchaeus was a wee little man. The Pastors delve into the story of Zacchaeus how his longing to right his wrongs led to his redemption through the Lord Christ, who declared Zacchaeus a Son of Abraham showing is unwavering obedience to the will of God.

Kyle brings us the message recorded live at Covenant. 

This week on Table Talk Pastors Bobbi, and Nick take over in the abscence of Pastor Kyle. In this episode the Pastors discuss the fulfilling water of Christ's well that never runs dry, the wells people run to looking for satisfaction and peace, and why we must always run to the well of Christ.