In week two of our evangelism series, Pastor Matt joins the conversation as we dive into the practical side of sharing your faith - how to transition everyday conversations into gospel conversations without forcing it or fumbling it.

We unpack what belongs in your “evangelism toolbox,” why different situations call for different tools, and how to recognize the moments God is already opening. Plus, we put it all into practice with some real-time role-playing, testing out transition statements you can start using right away.

If you’ve ever wished sharing Jesus felt more natural, more confident, and maybe even a little fun, this is your episode.

Gospelling Tools

Four Spiritual Laws

• God loves you and created you to know Him personally | John 3:16, John 17:3
• Man is sinful and separated from God, so we cannot know Him personally or experience His love | Romans 3:23, Romans 6:23
• Jesus Christ is God's only provision for man's sin. Through Him alone we can know God personally and experience His love | Romans 5:8, 1 Corinthians 15:3-6, John 14:6
• We must individually receive Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord; then we can know God personally and experience His love | John 1:12, Ephesians 2:8-9, John 3:1-8, Revelation 3:20

Romans Road

• Admitting Sin | Romans 3:23
• Understanding the Consequence | Romans 6:23
• Receiving God's Free Gift | Romans 3:23, Romans 5:8
• Confessing & Believing | Romans 10:9-10
• Finding Peace | Romans 5:1, Romans 10:13

The Best News

• Bad News | Our sin has separated us from God | Romans 3:23, Romans 6:23
• Worse News | We can do nothing to remove our sin | Ephesians 2:8
• Good News | At the cross, Jesus did what we couldn't do for ourselves, He died on a cross and shed His blood to pay for our sins | 1 John 1:7
• Best News | Through faith, we freely receive forgiveness and eternal life | Romans 6:23

The Three Circles

• God's Design | Genesis 1:31
• Sin | Romans 3:23; Romans 6:23
• Brokenness | Romans 1:25
• The Gospel | John 3:16, Colossians 2:14, Romans 6:23
• Repent & Believe | Mark 1:15, Ephesians 2:8-9, Romans 10:9
• Recover & Pursue | Philippians 2:13, Ephesians 2:10

Have you ever stopped for a free sample at Sam’s Club? (Be honest, we all have.) In this episode of The Table, we use that simple moment to explore a deeper truth about evangelism. Why do we share our faith? How can we make everyday conversations about Jesus natural, loving, and real? Join us as we talk about the heart behind evangelism - inviting others to “taste and see that the Lord is good.”

In this episode, we sit down with Maggie Blaine, our ministry assistant and long-time member of Fellowship West. Maggie shares how she came to faith as a teenager after not growing up in church, and how God has shaped her heart for ministry ever since. From discovering the hope of the gospel to walking alongside others through GriefShare and women’s discipleship, Maggie’s story is one of grace, healing, and the beauty of helping others find the same faith and comfort she found in Christ.

In this episode we sit down with Susan Littleton to hear an incredible story of redemption, healing, and hope.

Adopted as a child and later reconnected with her birth mother, Susan shares how that encounter led her to Christ and changed her life forever. But her story doesn’t end there—after years of debilitating back pain that left her unable to stand in worship, God brought physical healing and renewed joy. Now, she stands with lifted hands, a living testimony of His grace and power.

This is a story of being found, healed, and restored by the One who never stops pursuing us.

In this episode, we sit down with Georgia Proctor, who shares her journey of faith through life’s highs and lows. Raised in a challenging home but shown the love of God through her grandmother, Georgia was saved at a young age. She candidly talks about walking away from the church for a season, and the powerful ways God drew her back to Him. Her story is a beautiful reminder that God’s love never lets go, no matter the season of life.

Sometimes God shows up in the most unexpected places…like Craigslist. In this episode, Ross Noakes shares the incredible story of how he came to know Jesus through a chance encounter online. Hear about the twists, turns, and surprising ways God works in our lives, and be encouraged by how His grace can reach anyone, anywhere.

In the final episode of our Optimize Your Worship series, we look ahead to the ultimate destination of worship—heaven itself. What we practice now through daily habits, spiritual disciplines, and gathered worship is shaping us for the eternal hallelujahs we’ll one day join in before the throne of God.

From Daily Habits to Eternal Hallelujahs reminds us that worship is both our present calling and our eternal future. The way we worship now—through Scripture, prayer, singing, and surrender—isn’t just preparation; it’s a foretaste of glory.

Because our livestream didn’t work this week, we’re bringing you a special Tuesday edition of The Table, we recap Pastor Matt’s sermon from John 15:9–16:4. In this passage, Jesus reminds His disciples—and us—that the world will hate those who follow Him. But the call of Christ is clear: our response to hate must be love.

If you missed Sunday, or just need encouragement to live faithfully in a world that opposes the gospel, this conversation will point you back to Christ’s example and command.

What do Giraffes and Grizzly Bears have to do with worship? In Part 3 of our Optimize Your Worship series, we're talking about what it means to engage our whole selves in worship, including our bodies. We'll explore why physical response in worship isn't just optional - it's a powerful way to honor God and encourage others. This episode will help you laugh a little, think a lot, and maybe even move a bit more the next time you gather with God's people!

In Part 2 of Optimize Your Worship, we explore the joy and blessing that comes when God’s people gather to worship together. Drawing from Scripture—and even a little help from Buddy the Elf—we look at how corporate singing unites us, strengthens our faith, and reminds us of the hope we share in Christ.

This episode of The Table will encourage you to see worship not only as an offering to God but also as a gift He uses to shape and bless His people.