The Table Church DC

As Table Church relaunches a morning service in Northeast D.C. Pastor Anthony talks about what it means to be successful as a church. What would it look like if God were to show up? Jesus' life and teachings are reviewed in Matthew to examine this question.

This week, Pastors Tonetta and Anthony delve deeper into the themes of justice and revolution explored in last week's sermon. Join us as we continue the conversation on Revolutionary Justice, questioning the concept of a "transient church," and exploring the challenges of embracing true revolution. In these thought-provoking discussions, we unravel why being revolutionary is harder than it seems and discover the unique roles each of us can play in the pursuit of justice. Tune in to gain new perspectives, challenge your beliefs, and find inspiration to make a difference in the world.

Pastor Tonetta begins a new 5-part series, Our Holy Habits. This series will center around the two questions - what is the world we are invited to build together and what are the values we need to embody to lean into that kind of world? Radical Friendship looks at the way we need to draw into habits of friendship with God, others, ourselves and all of Creation through the story of Ruth.

Every once in a great while, preachers have more to say than what can get out in one sermon. This week, Anthony asks Tonetta to go deeper on what The Table's value of "Rooted Friendship" means.

Sermons at The Table

The Book of Ruth

Johnlock

The final sermon in the series on how to be human: a jubilee spirituality for all of us. Matt talks about sabbath rest and how it is a crucial part of our humanity and how it guides us towards embracing a spirituality of jubilee.

Come look at Luke 18 in a different light. Join Heidi as she looks at the parable of the pharisee and the tax collector and how they embody Jubilee spirituality. If you think one of them is better than the other, it's a trap.

Whether we are poor, blind, imprisoned or oppressed - we are all invited to Jesus’ party.  We are all invited to the table.  Join Toochi as we continue to look at the book of Luke and how hospitality and humility go hand in hand when we’re living with Jubilee spirituality.

What would it look like if we lived our lives in a way that welcomes Jubilee? How would it benefit others around us? Join Topher as we continue our series in Luke and see Jesus send out the 72 disciples.

In Luke 12 Jesus tells his disciples not to worry about what they will eat or drink or how they will clothe themselves but to have faith for God knows our needs.  Join Erin as we look at this text and learn how to bridge the gap between the worries of our daily lives and the jubilee that the Creator desires for us.

Elder Daniel continues the series in Luke and looks at how Jesus teaches and embodies a spirituality grounded in liberation. Jubilee spirituality is meant to be shared with more than just yourself and it directly counteracts the desire to keep good news and keep goodness to yourself and to people like you.