Season 2 Premiere: A Heartfelt Catch-Up with Conversational Christianity

03/10/25 • 57 min

We’re back, and we couldn’t be more excited to kick off Season 2 of Come to the Table! This season, we’re diving deeper into conversational Christianity—where faith isn’t just studied but lived out in real, raw discussions. Whether at a coffee shop, an Indian restaurant, or around your kitchen table, we believe Jesus meets us in our everyday conversations.

In this first episode of the season, we talk about something we all experience—questions for God. Is it okay to question Him? How do we seek His answers? We reflect on Job’s story and how God responded, not with rejection, but with truth that humbled and strengthened him.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

What it means to embrace conversational Christianity
Why asking questions is part of faith, not a lack of it
How God responded to Job and what that means for us
The importance of going to Scripture for answers
A look ahead at what’s coming in Season 2!

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We’re so thankful to have you at our table and can’t wait for what’s ahead. Let’s make this season one of deeper faith, richer conversations, and a whole lot of Jesus!

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What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

What it means to embrace conversational Christianity
Why asking questions is part of faith, not a lack of it
How God responded to Job and what that means for us
The importance of going to Scripture for answers
A look ahead at what’s coming in Season 2!

Join the Conversation:

We’re so thankful to have you at our table and can’t wait for what’s ahead. Let’s make this season one of deeper faith, richer conversations, and a whole lot of Jesus!

📲 Follow us on Instagram @cometothetablepod for exclusive content & behind-the-scenes fun.

📩 Got thoughts or a topic suggestion? Email us at [email protected]

🎧 Subscribe & Review:
If you love what we’re doing, hit that subscribe button and leave us a review! Your support helps invite even more people to the table.

DISCLAIMER:

References to any specific product, service, or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation.

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This podcast is provided for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute providing professional therapy or counseling advice or professional services. The information provided should not be used for diagnosing or treating any health issue, including mental health issues. Any person seeking personal medical or counseling advice should consult with a licensed medical professional. We are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast.

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Welcome to Bible Stories for the Lame! This isn’t your average Bible study—this is where we take the stories you’ve heard a million times but maybe never really understood, break them down, and make them make sense. No theology degree required.

In this episode, we’re diving into Luke 7:36-50, where a woman crashes a Pharisee’s dinner party, cries all over Jesus’ feet, wipes them with her hair, and pours out expensive perfume in an act of radical worship. If this happened today, it would 100% go viral. But what’s really going on here? What does it tell us about grace, worship, and how we approach Jesus? Let’s get into it.

Lame Takeaway:

Jesus isn’t impressed by how ‘put together’ we look—He’s moved by hearts that recognize their need for Him.

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If this episode made you think differently about this story, share it with a friend! Got a Bible story that confuses you? Let me know, and we’ll break it down together.

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