The King’s Table

Many Christians feel a disconnect between their faith and their work, unsure how their jobs matter to God. In this episode, Jonathan and Stephen explore a biblical vision of work—from creation to redemption—while addressing the twin dangers of idolizing work or dismissing it as meaningless. We end with practical steps for making work a daily act of worship and mission, no matter your vocation.

Jonathan Moseley at Dr. Um discuss how the early church recognized what books were divinely inspired, why Catholics have extra books in their Bible, and how Protestants can be confident that what we hold in the 66 books of the Bible is the actual Word of God.

Jonathan Moseley and Dr. Um discuss seeing the beauty of God, how the arts reveal the Gospel, and using the arts as a vehicle for worship.

Jonathan and Stephen how we identify the heart level passions that lead to conflict, common mistakes we should aim to avoid as we seek reconciliation, and how to truly apologize. 

Jonathan and Stephen discuss cancel culture, the apologetic of forgiveness to the outside world, how forgiveness sets us free, and both the challenges and wonders of practicing forgiveness.

Join Pastor Jonathan Moseley and Dr. Stephen Um as they explore the differences between academic diligence and academic idolatry, how to connect any field of learning to our greater calling of serving in God's kingdom, and how to approach our academics as stewardship for God's glory.

Jonathan Moseley and Dr. Stephen Um discuss the biblical vision for cities and how churches and individuals can work towards gospel renewal within them.

In this episode, Jonathan and Jacob talk about the differences between self-care and soul-care and ways we can better receive soul-care and provide it for others. Brought to you by ⁠⁠King's Hill Church.

How do we thrive in our friendships? What is the difference between secular friendship and Christian ones? How can we pursue life-giving friendships over life-taking friendships? Explore these questions and more in this episode. Brought to you by ⁠King's Hill Church.

Jonathan Moseley and guest, Rebecca McLaughlin, discuss the need for Christians to ask the hard questions about their faith the world is asking and how to faithfully and winsomely engage culture. Brought to you by King's Hill Church.

Featured guest Jonathan Leeman talks the beauty of the local church, church shopping, church membership, church discipline, and "you never get the church you want...you get something better." Brought to you by ⁠King's Hill Church.

Jonathan and guest, Hillary Ferrer from Mama Bear Apologetics, talk about some of the lies culture feeds our children and how moms can come alongside their kids in the fight for truth. Brought to you by ⁠King's Hill Church.

Jonathan and Dr. Don Whitney from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary explore the rhythms in our lives that help cultivate communion with God, the freedom in discipline, and the impact of family worship.  Brought to you by ⁠King's Hill Church.

Jonathan and Bland Mason, pastor of City on a Hill Church in Brookline, MA, discuss our cultural frameworks and how this has influenced the heart of the debate around abortion, preferring choice to life. Brought to you by ⁠King's Hill Church.

What's the difference between selfish ambition and holy ambition? How can we test the ambitions our hearts have, and how can we seek to get a holy ambition that drives our lives? Brought to you by ⁠King's Hill Church.

Does shame serve a purpose? Is shame always bad? How do you know when shame is helpful and when shame is harmful? (feat. Soriah Hassanizadeh) Brought to you by ⁠King's Hill Church.

What does it mean to fear the Lord? Doesn't perfect love cast out fear? The Bible talks about a right kind of fear and a wrong kind of fear. This episode explains the differences. Brought to you by ⁠King's Hill Church.

Is jealousy always a bad thing? What does God mean he calls a himself a "jealous" God?  Brought to you by ⁠King's Hill Church.

Honoring parents looks differenlty depending on the life season we are in, and in the life season they are in.

What is the role of government and the purpose behind policies and laws? In a democratic world system, how should Christians engage in politics?

Is abortion a gray area in the Christian life? Is abortion morally neutral? Jonathan looks at Scripture's consistent and conclusive answer to this question.

Jonathan talks about the gauges on our "decision dashboard," the differences between what it means to be update person vs. a feedback person, and the pieces of the puzzle to put together when making godly decisions. 

Relationships can be beautiful and life-giving. They can be messy and sometimes painful. How do we go about pursuing reconciliation and unity when sin strikes at a friendship?

What place does Santa have in the Christmas season? 

As Christians, how should we approach counseling in a way that honors God? What are some key things to consider as we see a Christian counselor?