The Table Community Church

The Table Podcast

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Thank you for checking out our community podcast! Every Sunday we gather around the tables to explore faith, share stories, and grow together. Our hope is that this podcast helps you catch up on our Sunday teachings (if you are a part of the community and missed a gathering) or to give you a sneak peek into the life of our community. At the heart of The Table is the desire to create the space for people to grow in and explore the way of Jesus. We make room for doubt, questions, and commit to faithfully teaching the Scriptures.

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The Table Community Church

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Religion

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thetablemt.podbean.com

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30. Jun 2026

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Prayer | Week One | Prayer and Waiting 09.05.2025

To begin our teaching series on prayer, Pastor David opens with the story of the disciples of Jesus praying and waiting in Acts 1. We then explore our experience of waiting in Romans 8:18-25. 

One-Off Message | John 10:1-18 | Pastor David Beavis 02.05.2025

A one-off message from Pastor David Beavis from John 10:1-18. 

Easter 2025 | David Beavis 28.04.2025

Pastor David Beavis preached on the story of the two disciples who encountered Jesus but didn't realize it till later (Luke 24:13-35). This is a fascinating story of hope that was dead, the surprise encounter with the Risen Christ, and the resurrected hope because of the resurrection of Jesus. 

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