The Table MPLS

We've embarked on a year-long study of Mark. This week, Matt takes us to the story of the paralytic lowered through the roof to Jesus.

We have begun a year-long study of the gospel of Mark. This week, Debbie talks about how Jesus was moved to action out of anger at the systems of oppression of his day. Can we be a people who do the same?

We have begun a year-long study of the gospel of Mark. This week, Matt talks about how Jesus continually went away into the woods, and asks us to interrogate whether the pace of our life is actually healthy.

We are embarking on a year-long study of the gospel of Mark. This week, Matt talks about how Jesus came to confront the dysfunction that is comfortable within the church.

We are embarking on a year-long study of the gospel of Mark. This week, Debbie preaches to the entire community—kids included!—on what it means when Jesus invites us to leave the familiar and follow Him.

We've just begun a year-long study of the gospel of Mark. This week, Matt Moberg preaches on the Voice that spoke over Jesus at his baptism and how it speaks over us today.

Together, we embark on a year-long study of the gospel of Mark. In this week's episode, Matt Moberg leads us through the dark history and context in which John Mark wrote his gospel, and why the vision of John the Baptist in the wilderness was both a sorrow and a comfort to the first century Christians in Rome.

Katie Henry-Murad wraps up our series "Head, Heart, Hands" with a message on our hands and the stories they tell.

Matt Moberg continues our series “Head, Heart, Hands” with a message on matters the heart.

In the first message in our "Head, Heart, Hands" series, Pastor J talks about practicing an embodied faith.

This summer, we're working through Otis Moss III's book "Dancing in the Darkness: Spiritual Lessons for Thriving in Turbulent Times." Together, we'll process the darkness around us and let it move us to action, so that we might dance in the midst of it.

This summer, we're working through Otis Moss III's book "Dancing in the Darkness: Spiritual Lessons for Thriving in Turbulent Times." Together, we'll process the darkness around us and let it move us to action, so that we might dance in the midst of it.

This summer, we're working through Otis Moss III's book "Dancing in the Darkness: Spiritual Lessons for Thriving in Turbulent Times." Together, we'll process the darkness around us and let it move us to action, so that we might dance in the midst of it.

This summer, we're working through Otis Moss III's book "Dancing in the Darkness: Spiritual Lessons for Thriving in Turbulent Times." Together, we'll process the darkness around us and let it move us to action, so that we might dance in the midst of it.

This summer, we're working through Otis Moss III's book "Dancing in the Darkness: Spiritual Lessons for Thriving in Turbulent Times." Together, we'll process the darkness around us and let it move us to action, so that we might dance in the midst of it.

Each summer, on one special Sunday, we have the honor of moving our service to the most beautiful spot in the city, the Lake Harriet Bandshell.

On the Sunday of Pride, our service included storytelling, music, art, and poetry to celebrate the flourishing of our LGBTQ beloveds—this is our act of protest.

This summer, we're working through Otis Moss III's book "Dancing in the Darkness: Spiritual Lessons for Thriving in Turbulent Times." Together, we'll process the darkness around us and let it move us to action, so that we might dance in the midst of it.

This summer, we're working through Otis Moss III's book "Dancing in the Darkness: Spiritual Lessons for Thriving in Turbulent Times." Together, we'll process the darkness around us and let it move us to action, so that we might dance in the midst of it.

This summer, we're working through Otis Moss III's book "Dancing in the Darkness: Spiritual Lessons for Thriving in Turbulent Times." Together, we'll process the darkness around us and let it move us to action, so that we might dance in the midst of it.

This service is a celebration of endings and new beginnings of all kinds: for our kids, our young adults, our kids' staff, and our new members. Hear from two of our graduates, Hannah and Stefano, about what The Table has meant to them.

This spring, our weekly messages follow the Revised Common Lectionary.

This spring, our weekly messages follow the Revised Common Lectionary.

This spring, our weekly messages follow the Revised Common Lectionary.