Table Church Podcast

Pastor Chris teaches through Joshua 5 and how God removes our shame and old identity so we can move forward into the future He has for us.

In Joshua 4, we see God call His people to build memorial stones so the next generation would never forget His faithfulness. Pastor Chris explores the power of remembering what God has done and how He patiently forms leaders for His glory—not their own.

Listen in as Pastor Scott talks about Joshua 3, moving from here to there, and the courage it takes to STEP IN before you see anything happen.

Pastor Chris continues Into the New, we stepped into Joshua 2 and the unexpected story of Rahab—a woman with a past, yet chosen for God’s purpose. Through her story, we’re reminded that God doesn’t rewrite our story; He redeems it. What others see as broken, God sees as a beginning—and He weaves it into something beautiful for His glory.

Pastor Chris kicks off our journey through Joshua, exploring how we partner with God to step into His promises through faith, obedience, and courage.

Pastor Chris shares how the gospel is incomplete without the resurrection. The empty tomb changes everything--history and our lives hinge on it. Because Jesus lives, we have hope. 

Pastor Chris wraps up our series, THE CHURCH IS _____.  by reminding us that being a witness isn’t about pressure—it’s about God's power. When we’ve experienced the goodness of Jesus, sharing Him with others becomes a natural, joy-filled response to the world.

This weeks message, The Church is a Bride, Pastor Chris unpacked the powerful biblical picture of the Church as the bride of Christ—being lovingly prepared, purified, and made radiant as we await His return. A call to live set apart, with expectation, devotion, and readiness for the Bridegroom.

Pastor Chris shared how each of us is uniquely gifted by God and meant to work together, serving one another to strengthen the body and honor Jesus.

Pastor Chris continues the series The Church Is… with a message on The Church Is a Temple. Looking at the difference between the Old Testament and New Testament temple, he explains how God’s presence once dwelled among His people in a physical structure, but through Christ and the Holy Spirit, God now chooses to dwell within His people. As living temples filled with His Spirit, the church carries God’s presence into the world.