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As we finish chapter 4 of Ephesians, Pastor Doug teaches on Paul's practical instruction on how to "walk worthy" of the Gospel. We break down the key difference between how culture thinks and how the Church is called to think, highlighting Paul's three-fold process for spiritual obedience:

(1) Putting off old, calloused ideas

(2) Being renewed to think as Jesus does

(3) Putting on new, faith-filled actions

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Have you ever wondered why some ministry activities feel life-giving to us, while other activities feel draining? This week at The Table, Isaac Trevino argues that the reason some ministry activities are especially life-giving to us is because we have all been created with different primary ministry roles.

Listen as we identify which of these these primary ministry roles, listed in Ephesians 4, we each have been gifted with:

(1) Apostle

(2) Prophet

(3) Evangelist

(4) Shepherd

(5) Teacher

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The Christian life: "A long obedience in the same direction." - Eugene Peterson. This week at The Table, we talk about the Apostle Paul's call for us to "walk worthy" of the Gospel to which we have been called.

Practically, what does this look like? Pastor Doug argues that it looks like embracing two main Christian virtues: (1) gentleness and (2) kindness.

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"The burden of prayer is not to think or say the right things."

Has life ever thrown a curveball at you? Have you ever been caught in a moment so stunning that you feel disoriented spiritually?

In those moments, prayer is one of the best tools in your toolbox for reorienting yourself towards Jesus.

Pastor Doug shares on how to pray out of Ephesians 3.

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"The place people are looking for, it's actually a people. It's believers."

Pastor Doug Hankins wraps up Ephesians chapter 2 with a call to be the kind of people that people want to be with:

1. Gathered

2. Flexible

3. Inclusive

4. Mobile

In other words, a call to be more like Jesus.

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"Reconciliation is about moving from hostility to harmony."

Isaac Trevino, The Table's YP ministry director, finishes off chapter 2 of Ephesians with a call to peacemaking. His take? If you want to be see peace and reconciliation in your relationships, you can't just sit on the sidelines.

You're going to have to break down some walls.

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"Grace is not opposed to effort. Grace is opposed to earning."

In week three of our Ephesians series, Pastor Doug gives a fresh look at the book's most famous passage: Ephesians 2:1-10.

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"Fostering is for a season, adoption is forever."

Pastor Doug breaks down Ephesians 1:1-14 to kick off our new series, highlighting Paul's four keys to living the Christian life.

Key verse this week - Ephesians 1:10

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Nirvana, Back to The Future, and FedEx - all three have one thing in common. This week at The Table, Pastor David Uth explains, teaching out of Luke 5 on Jesus' parable of the new wineskins.

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"Until you’re in my arms again... Remember me!"

At The Table, we believe in engaging all forms of art, including movies, with the Gospel. This week, we're taking a deeper look at Coco (2018), a film about family, mortality, and legacy, and we're asking the question, "As humans, what does it take to be remembered?"

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