The King’s Table

Ephesians 5:22-23 connects the relationship between husband and wife to Jesus and the church. Wives are to respect and submit to their husbands. Jonathan talks about what biblical submission is and what it is not.

Jonathan takes a look at Ephesians 5:22-33 and lays out 4 callings of a husband in a marriage to his wife. Husbands are called to lead and love, but how? 

Jonathan discusses the different genres within each the Old and New Testaments and a general overivew/orientation to the Table of Content's and the Bible's storyline.

Kevin talks about the Old Testament expectations of the kingdom, the age we live in today and our expectations looking forward, and finally how theologies overemphasize portions of this tension we live in.

We can only properly respond to God once we have a proper view of ourselves. Total depravity helps us understand who we are apart from God's intervening grace.

Kevin looks at salvation--what are we saved from and to, how does salvation happen, and how does this affect the way we respond to God?

What is legalism and what is it not? Getting this wrong can keep us from either experiencing God or missing him altogether. 

Kevin discusses what Bible translations are out there, the importance of Bible intake, and what what translation we at King's Hill recommend for study.

Jonathan talks with Kelly Hurt, a missionary to Haiti, about abiding in Jesus, staying hopeful, and laboring to do ministry in hard places. 

Thomas, Monica, and Soriah talk about moving strategically for the Gospel, challenging the status quo after graduation, and the 2 year challenge.

Jonathan talks about the "big rocks" in our lives, how to identify the idols in our hearts, and how to replace them. 

Darrick and Jonathan discuss leading with intentionality, a God-honoring vision for family, and verses that serve as anchors in their callings to love and serve their spouses and kids. 

Darrick and Jonathan discuss 4 false gospels: the performance-based gospel, the cheap grace gospel, the prosperity gospel, and the new age spirituality gospel. 

Three moms discuss the kingdom work of mothering, why culture finds staying at home raising kids strange, and the advantages for Gospel advancement this role holds. 

Sam, Rachel, and Jonathan talk building community rather than finding it, situational changes post college, and how to pursue relational health after graduation. 

Jonathan and Kevin discuss the attributes of Scripture and how this changes the way we read our Bibles. 

What are the strengths of both campus ministry and the local church? How are they different? Should one have priority over the other?  Where should I be investing my time?  

Paul and Jonathan discuss "opening up the walls of our home," work-home boundaries, the need to abide, and obstacles that keep us from seeking God while home and how to overcome them. 

Jonathan and Kevin discuss getting away from a me-centric view of the Bible, concentric circles, SPECKA, & Bible reading plans.  Options for Bible reading plans including M'Cheyne's as mentioned in the podcast.

Jonathan and Kevin discuss  "vocational hats" to put on to make Bible discoveries, reading the Bible supernaturally, and postures of the heart that put us in the best position to hear from God during our time in God's Word. 

David Butler, NAMB Missionary for Boston, has been walking with God for almost six decades. If he could go back and visit his 20 year old self, what would he say? 

Betsy & and Jonathan discuss what the Bible says about the Bible, how we make sense of where we are in the story, and where to jump in and get started reading it. 

Jonathan hosts Pastor Anthony from Dorchester. Anthony shares his story and saying yes to God (1:10), discusses how the Gospel influences our perspectives and responses toward the recent deaths of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and George Floyd and toward the rioting and looting of American cities (23:14), and prays for our churches, city, and country (50:42).

Seth and Jonathan discuss Kingdom Over Career and decision metrics that have God in mind.

An accountant, a production manager, and a pastor discuss how to avoid the pitfalls of our work, how to make much of God in our respective fields, and how the story of Scripture speaks to our vocations.