The Table Podcast

In this first week of Advent, Pastor David explores Matthew 21:1-14 and how Jesus is the unexpected Messiah in whom we find our true hope. 

This Sunday, Pastor Mark explores the story of the poor widow in Mark 12:41-44. 

What does true generosity look like in God's Kingdom? In this message on 2 Corinthians 8:1-15, we explore how the early church turned conventional thinking about philanthropy completely upside down. Discover why the impoverished Macedonian Christians—giving out of severe trial and extreme poverty—became Paul's shining example of radical generosity. Learn the surprising formula for a "wealth of gen...

What would it look like if a community actually lived out radical generosity together? In this message from Acts 4:32-37, we explore the early church's revolutionary economic practice—a community where no one claimed possessions as their own, needs were met, and unity transcended social class.

This is the first week of our new teaching series called Kingdom Economics in which we are exploring what it looks like to have our vision and practice for our finances shaped by the Kingdom of God and not by the surrounding culture.

This is the concluding message for our teaching series on the Dwelling Place of God. In this final message, we look at the river in the Garden of Eden, the river flowing out of the Temple of God in Ezekiel's vision (Ezekiel 47), and the river in Revelation 22:1-4. 

Our identity drives our behavior. And as relational beings, we look to our group to find a sense of identity and how to behave in light of that identity. Paul tells the followers of Jesus in Corinth that they are "the temple of the living God." What are the implications for that identity? In this message, Pastor David Beavis expounds on what this means for us right here, right now. 

In this one-off sermon, Pastor Mark Archilla shares his heart with The Table about the longing we all feel to be heard, and the reality that our God is a God who listens. This is most manifestly displayed in the incarnation of God in Jesus. God listens with skin. He hears our pain and feels our pain.     

God creates everything good and in harmony with everything else. But things go off the rails when the humans listen to the voice of the serpent, and not the voice of God. Shame enters the story. And it remains with us. 

Is the creation story of Genesis One and Two widely misunderstood? What if there's more going on than simply "How and when everything was made?" What if this has more to do with God creating a dwelling place - a temple - with humanity who are to be priests in God's sacred space? What do this tell us about our purpose? In this week of Dwelling, we look at the opening story and what this has to say...

We are in a new teaching series looking at the theme of God dwelling with humanity, and our longing for our true home in the presence of God. This first week, Pastor David Beavis starts at the end - Revelation 21:1-8. 

This week, we look at Philippians 1:27-2:4 and Paul's call to unity undergirded by humility (and sabotaged by ego). Thank you for joining us! You can learn more about our community here in Belgrade, MT, by going to tablemt.org . 

This summer, we are walking through the book of Philippians together! We are soaking our minds and imagination in the ethos of Philippians - learning to follow our self-emptying, descending Lord in a world obsessed with self-fulfillment and social status ascension. 

This summer, we are walking through the book of Philippians together! We are soaking our minds and imagination in the ethos of Philippians - learning to follow our self-emptying, descending Lord in a world obsessed with self-fulfillment and social status ascension. 

On this Pentecost Sunday, Pastor David taught on the word "Pentecost" and why this is significant. From there, we discussed three key insights from Romans 8:9-11 about the Holy Spirit. 

Why do we pray for others? If God is all-good and all-powerful, why does God need people to pray for others? Does it even matter? In this message, Pastor David dives into this and more. 

When it comes to those who have hurt us, our anger-based natural desire is retribution. Jesus offers us a different way. One based on enemy love rather than hate and anger. In this message, Pastor David dives into praying for those we would rather not pray for.  

In this teaching, Pastor Mark Archilla takes us through The Lord's Prayer, and encourages our community with a word on persistence. 

In this message from our Prayer teaching series, Pastor David invites us into a deeper relationship with God by embracing radical honesty in our prayer life. Drawing from the raw and unfiltered prayers of the Psalms, the book of Habakkuk, and the prayers of Jesus before his death, we challenge the idea that God only hears our polite, religious, happy prayers. Instead, we’re encouraged to bring our...