Easter Message
Matt’s Easter message is rooted in Luke 24.1-12.
Holy Friday
Our Holy Friday worship gathering wove readings from John with prayer and silence and reflection. Linda’s message invites reflection on the significance of Jesus’ death.
Palm-less Palm Sunday
Matt’s Message is rooted in Luke 19 and invites reflection on how we might lay our authority before God.
Anointing
Linda’s message is rooted in John 12.1-11 and invites reflection on Mary’s anointing of Jesus.
Prodigal
Matt’s message is rooted in Luke 15 and invites reflection on where we might find ourselves in relationship to the parable of the prodigal. Clips from Julian Cunningham singing At The Table by Josh Garrels in our 9:30 am worship gathering are woven into the beginning and ending of the podcast.
What If…
Matt’s message is rooted in Luke 13.1-9 and invites reflection on repentance and the parable of the fig tree in the vineyard.
Agape & Rachel Kurtz
All Are Welcome by Agape (Dave Scherer) & Rachel Kurtz Give Me Jesus by Rachel Kurtz Lament by Rachel Kurtz 35 Theses by Agape (Dave Scherer) Message by Agape (Dave Scherer) On & On by Agape (Dave Scherer) Hallelujah by Rachel Kurtz Song for Matthew by Agape (Dave Scherer) Make a Difference by Agape (Dave Scherer) & Rachel Kurtz Rise Up by Agape (Dave Scherer) & Rachel Kurtz Brenden Lowe, Piano & Music Director Anthony Coleman II, Trumpet & Keyboard & Percussion Joe Kye, Violin Molly Redfield, Bass Tim…
Mother Hen
Linda’s message is rooted in Luke 13.31-35 and invites reflection on the vulnerability God chooses by watching over her children in love.
Wilderness
Matt’s message is rooted in Luke 4.1-13 and invites reflection on entering the wilderness of Lent.
Ash Wednesday
Linda’s message invites reflection on Ash Wednesday as we begin our Lenten journey.
Jesus Christ
Lori’s message is rooted in Luke 5.1-11. Lori Ortiz is a student at Pacific School of Religion and serving this year as our Pastor-in-Training at The Table. This is Lori’s first message to our church community at The Table.
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Matt’s message is rooted in 2 Corinthians 8.13-15 and invites reflection on the income gender gap we experience in the United States. How might the Bible and our Christian tradition help us to address income inequality?