This week, we unpack what it really means to seek God’s will—not just for big life decisions, but in the everyday choices that shape who we become. If you’ve ever felt pressure to “figure out your calling” or wondered how to discern God’s direction, this conversation offers practical encouragement and a refreshing perspective on God’s will for your life.

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What is the purpose of our lives? What is the mission God has for us? How can we be part of the revival He is bringing? Special guest John Avant calls us to be involved and accomplish the mission in today's sermon at The Table.

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There are moments in our faith where God just feels distant. We lack motivation to spend time with Him, we can't seem to hear from Him, and it feels hard to know he is there. Why is that? And what can we do to get through it?

Find out on this week's sermon from The Table.

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Have you ever questioned whether the Bible is something you can trust with your life? How do we know it's accurate? How do we know it's relevant to us? Can we trust that it contains the truth?

If so, you aren't alone. And we want to help give you some confidence that you can trust it. Find out the answer in tonight's sermon at The Table.

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Do you ever have questions about faith that feel like they aren't allowed to be asked? Maybe they are too vulnerable, maybe you might get judged, maybe they are hard to understand or embarrassing to ask.

If so, this series is for you. This semester at The Table we are diving into the hard questions in our series Asking for a Friend. This week, we explore the first question in our series, "Is it wrong to have doubts about my faith?"

Find the answer in this week's episode of The Table.

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This week at The Table we have a special guest, one of our senior pastors Danny de Armas. Danny shares with us what it looks like to become a person God can use and how to be obedient to what he tells us to do by looking through the lens of Joseph, the father of Jesus.

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We began this series on Proverbs learning about the fear of the Lord and how it's the beginning of wisdom. This week, we wrap up this series looking at the life of Solomon and how he didn't follow his own wisdom. How do we walk in wisdom so that as we go through life we aren't led astray from what God has designed for us? Find out in this week's sermon from The Table.

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Sometimes in life we face gray areas. Circumstances that are not black and white on what we should or should not do. In those moments, what does it look like for us to walk in wisdom?

Special guest Grant Skeldon joins us this week to talk about the scariest prayer we can pray in those circumstances as we discern God's will.

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The way we use our words matters. We have words that offer death and words that offer life. How will we use them?

Find out what it looks like to be wise with our words in this week's sermon from The Table!

*We apologize that the first part of the video cut out. The scripture for the sermon is Proverbs 18:20-21*

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As we learn to walk in wisdom through the Proverbs, what does it look like to have wisdom in our friendships? Find out from this week's sermon at The Table as we hear from our worship pastor, Jarian Felton.