Cameron Leslie’s testimony has been shared before—but his story is far from finished.

Since his baptism, God has continued working in Cameron’s life, and now he finds himself wrestling with a new calling: ministry. The only problem? He doesn’t know exactly what that looks like yet.

In this episode of The Table, Tyler sits down with Cameron to talk about following God when you don’t have the whole plan. As a husband, father of four, and someone in the middle of a career, Cameron is learning what it means to discern God’s calling while remaining faithful to the people and responsibilities God has already placed in front of him.

They talk about life after baptism, discerning a call to ministry, the role of marriage and fatherhood, serving God without a title, and what God can teach us in seasons of waiting and uncertainty.

Sometimes following Jesus isn’t about knowing the next ten steps.

It’s about being faithful with the next yes.

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We sing a lot of words in church—but how often do we stop and think about what we're actually declaring?

As we prepare for Fellowship West's Night of Worship on September 13, we're slowing down to look at the truth behind four songs we'll be singing together: He Who Is To Come, Who Else, Oh My Soul, and an original song written by Ben, Psalm 16 (My Portion).

Together, we talk about the hope we have in the returning King, what it means to declare that there is no one like our God, why we sometimes need to remind our own souls of what is true, and what it really means to say that the Lord is our portion.

This isn't just about understanding the lyrics better. It's about preparing our hearts to mean what we sing.

Then, on September 13, we'll have the opportunity to move from talking about these truths around the Table to declaring them together as a church.

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What if the season you’re in right now is preparing you for something you can’t see yet?

In this episode of The Table, Tyler sits down with Fellowship West Facilities Manager Kirt Hufstedler to look back on a lifetime of following Jesus—from growing up on a farm and coming to faith as a young boy to a 40-year career in engineering and, eventually, a new season serving on staff at the church.

Kirt jokingly calls his years in the secular workforce his “40 years in the wilderness,” but those years were anything but wasted. Together, they talk about finding purpose in your everyday work, the people and relationships that keep us faithful, asking hard questions about our faith, and how God uses every season to prepare us for what comes next.

They also explore what ministry really looks like—and why serving God can look just as much like engineering, mowing grass, cleaning a room, or changing a light bulb as it does standing on a stage.

Wherever God has placed you today, Kirt’s story is a reminder that there are no wasted seasons when we’re faithfully following Him.

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What does faithfulness look like when following Jesus has been part of your story for as long as you can remember?

In this episode of The Table, Tyler sits down with Sean Potter to hear his story of coming to know the Lord at a young age, growing in his faith through biblical community, and eventually sensing God's call into ministry.

Along the way, they talk about the importance of being deeply connected to the local church, serving faithfully wherever God has placed you, and recognizing that ministry isn't reserved for people with a title. Through every season of Sean's story, one truth continues to surface: His mercies are new every morning.

Whether God is calling you somewhere new or simply calling you to be faithful right where you are, Sean's story is an encouragement to keep showing up, keep serving, and keep trusting the Lord one day at a time.

As summer comes to a close and a new school year begins, our calendars fill up fast. Practices, meetings, school events, church activities, and countless good opportunities all compete for our attention. Before life gets moving at full speed, it's worth asking a simple but important question:

Who are we becoming?

In this episode of The Table, Tyler, Ben, Matt, and Austin have an honest conversation about busyness, margin, and building rhythms that keep Jesus at the center. They discuss the difference between what's urgent and what's truly important, why our calendars reveal what we value, and how creating margin allows us to be more present with God and the people around us.

If you're looking to start this season with intentionality instead of simply reacting to whatever comes next, this conversation is for you.

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What does it look like to walk by faith for a lifetime?

In this episode of The Table, Tyler sits down with longtime Fellowship West member Glenda Pittman to hear her remarkable story of God's faithfulness. Blind since birth, Glenda shares how a lifetime of depending on the Lord has shaped her faith, deepened her trust, and filled her life with lasting joy.

Together, they talk about what it means to trust God's character when life is difficult, discover His provision in everyday moments, and live with the hope of eternity always in view. Rather than focusing on what she cannot see, Glenda points us to the One who has been faithful every step of the way.

Whether you're walking through uncertainty, searching for encouragement, or simply longing to know God more deeply, this conversation is a beautiful reminder that we don't have to see the whole path to trust the One who is leading us.

What makes a worship song worth singing?

In this episode of The Table, Ben and Tyler pull back the curtain on their planning for an upcoming Worship Night by sharing four songs that have been shaping their own hearts. Together, they explore the biblical truths behind the lyrics, discuss why these songs matter for the Church today, and reflect on how worship forms our faith.

From trusting God's heart when we don't understand His hand, to building our lives on the firm foundation of Christ, this conversation is a reminder that worship isn't just about music—it's about fixing our eyes on Jesus.

Whether you're joining us for Worship Night or simply looking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, we hope these songs encourage you to worship with greater confidence, greater surrender, and greater awe.

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What did camp mean to the people who experienced it firsthand?

In this bonus episode of The Table, we're sharing the full conversations with a few of our Kids Camp and Student Camp campers. Hear directly from the next generation as they reflect on what God taught them, the friendships they built, the fun they had, and the moments they'll never forget.

Their honesty, excitement, and growing faith are a powerful reminder that God is at work in the lives of kids and students. Whether you're a parent, volunteer, or simply someone who loves seeing the next generation grow in Christ, we hope these conversations encourage you and remind you why camp matters.

Every summer, we set aside a week for one purpose: creating space for students to encounter God in a way that's often difficult in the busyness of everyday life.

In this episode of The Table, Tyler sits down with Student Pastor Matt Knight to recap Kids Camp and Student Camp 2026. Together, they reflect on the unique role each camp plays in discipling the next generation, share stories of how God moved in the lives of kids and students, and discuss why a week away can have an eternal impact.

You'll also hear directly from campers as they share what God taught them, the friendships they built, and the moments they'll never forget.

Whether you're a parent, volunteer, student, or simply someone who believes in investing in the next generation, this conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most impactful weeks of the year and reminds us why we continue to make camp a priority.

Who is Austin Henry?

In this episode of The Table, Matt Clough sits down with Fellowship West's new Kids Pastor, Austin Henry, to hear his story, his heart for children's ministry, and what led God to bring him and his family to Fellowship West.

Together, they discuss Austin's calling to ministry, his passion for discipling the next generation, the important role parents play in the spiritual development of their children, and the vision he brings to Fellowship West Kids.

Whether you've already met Austin or are looking forward to getting to know him, this conversation offers a glimpse into the person behind the title and the heart he brings to serving kids and families at Fellowship West.

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