The Table Boston - Weekly Sermon

This week, Ryan Patrick Murphy shares a message from John 15:1-17 titled "Fruit That Will Last," closing out the series "In the Cool of the Garden: Hearing God's Voice in All of Life." The sermon answers the question the whole series has been building toward: what is the goal of hearing God's voice? Rooted in Jesus' final discourse to the disciples before the cross...

This week, Griffin Towle shares a message from John 10 as part of the series "In the Cool of the Garden," exploring what it looks like to hear the voice of God in every part of life. Building on prior weeks covering hearing God through community and through Scripture, Griffin turns to hearing God through the voice of our Good Shepherd, tracing this theme all the way back to Eden, where G...

This week, Ryan Patrick Murphy shares a message from Luke 24:13–35. Anchored in the story of two disciples walking the road to Emmaus, Ryan invites the Table Boston community into a deeper, more daily encounter with God through Scripture — making the case that the Bible is not a supplement to the Christian life but the very soil it grows in. Ryan walks through five practical keys to hearing God&#3...

This week, Jeshua Glanzmann shares a message from 1 Corinthians 13–14 titled "With and For One Another." Part of the series In the Cool of the Garden: Hearing God's Voice in All of Life , this message zooms in on what it means to hear God not just privately, but together — through the gift of prophecy functioning in the context of loving community. Jeshua opens by demystifying the pr...

This week, Lynn Swart shares a message from Genesis 22:1–18 titled "How's Your Posture?" Drawing from the story of Abraham and Isaac on Mount Moriah, Lynn invites the congregation to examine the inward disposition of their hearts — not just what they believe, but how they are standing before God in this season. Lynn walks through the narrative of Abraham's supreme test with caref...

This week, Ryan Patrick Murphy shares a message from Genesis 2 and Genesis 3:8 titled "In the Cool of the Garden, Pt. 1." Preached on Pentecost Sunday, this opening message of a new series frames the Christian life around one of Scripture's most intimate images: God walking with Adam and Eve in the cool of the garden — and the invitation to return to that kind of daily, conversational closeness wi...

This week, Katia Adams shares a message drawn from Galatians 5:13–6:18 and Ephesians 4:25–32. Anchoring her teaching in Paul's instructions to the churches of Galatia and Ephesus, Katia addresses what she identifies as one of the most pressing and spiritually dangerous patterns in the contemporary church: the way believers have absorbed a culturally-driven model of accountability and called it...

This week, Ryan Patrick Murphy shares a message from Exodus 3 as part of the series "I Am: Calling and Identity in the Life of Moses." Drawing on the moment God appears to Moses in the burning bush, Ryan explores what it truly means to receive a kingdom assignment — and why the revelation of who God is must always come before the call to act. Ryan traces Moses's story from its earlie...

This week, Brian Owen — pastor of Grace City Church in Boston and founder of Pray Boston — brings a guest message from Acts 13:1–3 titled "Becoming a Movemental Church." Preaching to the Table Boston community, Brian unpacks what it looks like for a local church to refuse to stay still: to be a Spirit-directed community that worships deeply, listens carefully, and sends sacrificially, re...

his week, Ryan Patrick Murphy opens a new mini-series on identity and calling in the life of Moses, drawing from Exodus 1–2. Beginning at the very first verses of Exodus — the genealogy of Jacob's sons — Ryan unpacks what it actually means to discover your calling, your destiny, and your kingdom assignment in the context of God's grand redemptive story. Walking through the early chapters o...

This week, Abigail Dundore brings a message from John 5 and 6 titled "Satisfied in God." Drawing from three back-to-back scenes in the Gospel of John, Abigail traces a pathway through the strongholds that keep us from fully alive desire for Jesus — and shows how his presence is the answer to every one of them. The sermon moves through three scenes and three strongholds. First, cynicism:...

This week, Ryan Murphy brings a message from Song of Songs 2 titled "Stepping Into Spring." Drawing from the ancient love poem at the heart of Scripture, Ryan unpacks the wisdom of spiritual seasons — and makes the case that for many in the room, the long winter is giving way to something new. Walking through the imagery of the bride and bridegroom in Song of Songs 2, Ryan traces a journ...

This Easter Sunday, Ryan Murphy brings a message from John 20 titled "I Have Seen the Lord." Drawing from Mary Magdalene's encounter with the risen Jesus at the empty tomb, Ryan unpacks what the resurrection means not just as a historical event, but as a living reality that changes everything — identity, pain, purpose, and the future of the world. Walking through the disciples' s...

This week, Julian Adams brings a Palm Sunday message from Acts 27 titled "Wrecked for a Purpose." Drawing from Paul's harrowing shipwreck on his way to Rome, he unpacks what it looks like to hold onto faith — and God's goodness — when every current in your life seems to be working against you. Walking through Paul's storm-tossed journey, the angel's promise in the middle...

This week, Ryan brings a message from Matthew 5 and Genesis 1–2 titled "The Kingdom of God Is Here — In Your Sexuality." As part of the ongoing Culture of the Kingdom series on the Sermon on the Mount, Ryan tackles the topic that was saved for last: what does it look like to follow Jesus in the area of sexuality? Drawing from Jesus' teachings in Matthew 5, the creation account in Gen...

This week, Griffin Towle shares a message from Luke 9:57–10:20 titled "Follow, Send, Follow." Drawing from Jesus' sending of the 72, Griffin unpacks what it truly means to follow Jesus — and what happens when we do. Walking through Jesus' challenging exchanges with would-be followers, the commissioning of the 72, and their joyful return, this message confronts the assumptions man...

This week, Ryan Murphy continues our Sermon on the Mount series with a message from Matthew 6:1–34 titled “Kingdom Generosity.” Exploring Jesus’ teaching on giving, treasure, and trust, Ryan invites us to rethink our relationship with money in light of the Kingdom of God. Walking through Jesus’ words about secret generosity, storing up treasure in heaven, and God’s care for the birds of the air an...

This week, Bekah Sankey brings us back to the Sermon on the Mount, teaching from Matthew 5:17–37; 7:15–23, with reflections from Romans 7–8, Galatians 5, Hebrews 10, and Jeremiah 31. Centered on what she calls Kingdom Words, this message explores how the way we speak reveals who we belong to—and whether we truly know the One we name. Beginning with Jesus’ bold declaration, “You have heard it said…...

This week, we welcome Bishop Drew Williams from All Saints Church Amesbury, preaching from Isaiah 45:1–5, alongside reflections from Hosea 11, Luke 1:78–79, Romans 7, Isaiah 54:2–4, and the wider story of redemption .Centering on God’s promise to give “treasures of darkness” (Isaiah 45), Bishop Drew unpacks the historical moment of Israel’s exile and Cyrus’ unlikely role in their restoration—reve...

This week, Katia Adams joins us with a message from Matthew 9 , inviting us into a fresh, elastic faith  . Preaching from Jesus’ teaching on new wine and new wineskins (Matthew 9:14–17), Katia unpacks the broader movement of the chapter—miracles, mercy, controversy, and compassion—to reveal a central question: What kind of wineskin are we becoming? Through personal reflection and pastoral challeng...

This week, Jeshua Glanzmann continues our journey through the Sermon on the Mount, teaching from Matthew 5:21–26, 38–48; Matthew 7:1–6, 12; Matthew 6:14–15; and Matthew 18:21–35   . Walking through some of Jesus’ most challenging words, this message confronts the quiet corrosion of offense and invites us into a radically different way of relating. Beginning with Jesus’ teaching on anger and reconc...

This week, Ryan Murphy continues our Sermon on the Mount series by teaching from Matthew 5:6 and Matthew 6:5–13 . Centered on Jesus’ words, “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness,” this message explores prayer as an invitation into deeper intimacy with God—not a religious obligation, but a response to holy hunger. Drawing from the Beatitudes and Jesus’ teaching on prayer (inclu...

This week, Ryan Murphy continues our Sermon on the Mount Series: Culture of the Kingdom.

This week, Ryan Murphy begins our Sermon on the Mount Series: Culture of the Kingdom.

This week, Griffin Towle completes our Advent Series