The Table Church DC

Shepherds: God With Us In Rejection

Pastor Angela discusses how throughout Scripture God uses the lowly, the poor, the unlikely, the vulnerable, and the foreigner to do his good work. While society may shut these voices down, it’s God who takes the time to appear to them, comfort them, give them purpose, and call them loved.

Zechariah: God With Us in Disbelief

Pastor Raimon begins our series, Emmanuel: God With Us, by diving in to Zechariah's story and how God is with us even in our disbelief and doubts. For even in our disbelief, we can have hope in the future God has planned for us. 

Ezra: Strength in Numbers

Bekki Fahrer discusses how the process of rebuilding our faith isn't complete until the community we are a part of reclaims God's promises. Rebuilding can't happen alone, but within authentic community. 

Ezra: The Prophets and the Promise

Pastor Angela talks about the ability to see the temple when there are ruins surrounding us.

Ezra: Preparing for Opposition

Pastor Jessica discusses the reality of opposition from the enemy. When we're rebuilding around God's promises, there is always risk of the enemy opposing the good work we're doing. By discussing the opposition the Jews faced in Ezra 4, we learn how to be prepared for opposition in our daily lives.

Ezra: Beginning at the Altar

Pastor Richard discusses Ezra 3 and how the process of rebuilding must start at the altar. In order to reclaim God’s promises over our lives, we must first commit to worship and seeking relationship with God above all else.

Ezra: God’s Promises Revealed

Pastor Jessica kicks off our series on Ezra and the promises from God in Scripture for when people are in the process of rebuilding. She dives into the book of Ezra, where the Jewish people reclaimed God's promises for their life as he brought them out of exile and back into a faith-filled temple and faith-filled community. 

Silent Sermons: Shame

Pastor Angela finishes up our series on Silent Sermons by discussing the narrative of shame that we preach to ourselves. By choosing to expose our shame, replace it with truth, and repeat, we can walk confidently in our God-given identity of God's unconditional love.