The Table Church DC

"Moving Across: The Trangressing God Queer Theology Reveals"

In this heartfelt sermon, Daniel and Shea, elders at the table, reflect on the intersection of faith and queerness during Pride weekend. Daniel shares personal experiences of growing up in a missionary-focused church and coming to terms with their non-binary identity. They delve into the creation story in Genesis, highlighting the expansiveness and reciprocal nature of God's creation. Shea builds on these insights, discussing the importance of embracing one's authentic self and the liberative potential of queer theology. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural interpretation, they invite viewers to explore and celebrate the diversity within the community and the divine.

Mission as Prophecy

Pastor Tonetta delivers the fourth sermon in the series Rethinking the Promised Land: Deuteronomy and the Mission of God.

 

Deut. 17:14-20; 18:9-21

"All the Best Disciples Are Eunuchs"

Exploring Faith and Identity: Embracing Diversity in God's Kingdom

Join us in this thought-provoking sermon delivered on Pride Sunday, delving into the intersections of faith, identity, and gender diversity. Reflecting on personal experiences andbiblical passages, the speaker explores the concept of 'eunuchs' and their symbolic significance in the Christian faith. Using scriptures from Matthew 19 and Jeremiah 38, this message challenges traditional views and underscores the importance of embracing complexity and diversity as integral to understanding God's love and creation. Prepare to be inspired and encouraged to see beyond societal norms and embrace a deeper, more inclusive faith.

Witness: Externalizing the Mission

Toochi continues the series, Rethinking the Promised Land: Deuteronomy and the Mission of God. She discusses how mission calls us to fulfill the greatest commandment.

The Complexity of Mission

Pastor Anthony begins a new five-part series titled, Rethinking the Promised Land: Deuteronomy and the Mission of God.

The Divine Feminine

Exploring the Holy Spirit and Gendered Language for God | Pentecost Sermon by Heidi

In this heartfelt sermon, Heidi, co-director of the community at the table, shares her experience of connecting with God through worship songs, particularly focusing on the role and significance of the Holy Spirit. She delves into the story of Pentecost, highlighting the power and tangible presence of the Holy Spirit. Heidi explores the use of gendered language for God, advocating for a more expansive view of God that includes feminine aspects, and discusses the theological implications and practical importance of this perspective. The sermon encourages a deeper understanding and appreciation of the multifaceted nature of God and the unique qualities of each individual within the community.

Revolutionary Mothering

Unveiling God's Multiplicity Through a Mother's Struggle - A Different Mother's Day Sermon

In this unique Mother's Day sermon, Tonetta departs from their usual polished style due to recovering from illness, to deeply explore the multifaceted concept of God across gender. Reflecting on the story of a relentless Canaanite mother from the Bible, the sermon delves into themes of struggle, sass, and solidarity, emphasizing the broader and often complex interpretations of motherhood. The discussion extends to examining metaphors for God, and how different biblical texts portray similar stories with variations. The sermon is a call to recognize and appreciate all forms of mothering, urging a celebration of the revolutionary work done by mothers of all kinds.

Mission and the Creation of Systems of Life

Join Anthony as he steps in to conclude the Deuteronomy and mission series, discussing the paradoxes within the book and their relevance to modern-day evangelism. Anthony emphasizes non-coercive mission as an expression of authentic Christianity, addressing how the church can navigate historical and personal challenges associated with evangelism. He encourages participatory discussion on reimagining mission and evangelism, aligned with the church’s vision of collective liberation and renewal. The episode also touches on the significance of community involvement in events like Pride and the importance of embodying a more beautiful gospel.