What happens when you put two Waco boys in the booth together? A little bit of redneck, a lot of laughs, and a few foot-in-mouth moments we had to edit out.

Missions Director, Clark Richardson, joins Steven to talk about The Table's partnership with India Gospel League through the Kingdom Come initiative.

A pagan king's insomnia and a dramatic reversal are all under God's hand as we continue our "Esther: God Unseen" series. Steven covers a few reasons why we don't see God's hand and how to move forward in faith.

Heather is back in the booth this week with Steven, discussing Biblical rest and their travels to Lebanon in this largely unprepared for episode of The Table podcast! 

Heather Moga wraps up our Favorites series with a look at God's invitational heart and what it means to rest in Jesus. Plus a few impactful stories from her trip to the Middle East!

Two special guest hosts this week! Megan recaps week one of our Favorites series, while Joey covers more from his favorite passage, Genesis 3, and also talks about Maryland a lot.

Groups and Equipping Pastor, Joey Ruyter, speaks on his favorite passage of scripture: Genesis 3. It's the origin story of man choosing sin over God, but it is also the origin story of God's amazing grace for man.

Steven kicks off our 3-week "Favorites" mini-series, talking about all things #blessed and a life devoted to God's Word from Psalm 1. We were enjoying the wonderful weather outside, so please excuse the audio quality!

In this chapter we see Esther facing the same challenge we do today: to put off the things of the world, and put on her true identity as a child of God.

Another special guest on the podcast this week! Ashton Hall joins Steven in the recording booth to talk about experiencing the Creator through creation and how to be friends with nature. If you love the outdoors this episode is perfect for you. If not, it's okay, you can still listen from the comfort of your couch.

Esther moves from passive to active in her faith, despite what it means for her circumstances. The same opportunities awaits us today.