Tables Church

10/20/2026

Corporate worship is not something we watch; it is something the gathered people of God do together.

10/13/2026

This past Sunday, we continued our Made to Worship series by talking about what it means to live as a sacrifice to God. Here are a few reminders from the message that we hope stick with you throughout the week.

10/09/2026

We can’t wait to see you at church this Sunday!

10/02/2026

We were made for more than just going through the motions. We were made to worship.

Join us for Made to Worship: The Life We Were Created For as we dive into Romans 12 and discover what a life of worship really looks like.

We’d love to see you there!

09/27/2026

Connect with our September Community Tables Online Experience "Waiting Tables Pt 4 - Take Your Place" Here:

In the final message of our Waiting Tables series, we return to the table of Jesus and discover that serving begins with grace. Before Jesus ever sends us to serve others, He first welcomes us, loves us, and gives us a place we could never earn. Through John 13, Luke 22, and Romans 12, we see the Ki...

09/17/2026

This Sunday, we celebrate three years of Tables Church—three years of God’s faithfulness, three years of lives being changed, relationships being formed, prayers being answered, and a community learning what it means to follow Jesus together. What began with a calling and a simple vision has become a beautiful reminder that the Church is not primarily a building, a service, or an organization. The Church is people gathered around Jesus, making room for one another and carrying His life into the places where we live, work, and belong.
As we celebrate, we’re not only looking back with gratitude—we’re setting the table for the future. We believe God is still building something in this valley, and every person who calls Tables home has a part in what comes next. The same Jesus who has been faithful through every season behind us is already present in everything ahead of us. There are still people to love, neighbors to welcome, disciples to make, gifts to release, tables to open, and communities to serve.
Join us this Sunday, September 20 at 10 AM at Columbia Elementary as we celebrate what God has done and look with faith toward what He is calling us to become. We’ll worship together, share Communion, remember some of the story that brought us here, and talk about where we believe Jesus is leading us next. Three years in, we are grateful for the table God has built—and full of expectation as we keep setting the table for the future.

08/04/2026

We're continuing our conversation on the Holy Spirit with part two of our teaching on prophecy - how to test it, and how to practice it well.
Last week we asked whether the gift of prophecy is still for today, and we saw from Scripture, including Peter's own words at Pentecost, that it is. This week we go a step further. We've all seen this gift misused… and we've all missed the moments when it was working exactly as God intended. So how do you know the difference? Paul gives us a clear path: don't quench the Spirit, don't despise prophecy, but test everything and hold fast to what is good.

We'll walk through four guardrails for testing a word, three marks of practicing this gift with integrity, and why some of the most powerful moments of prophecy you've experienced probably didn't look like you expected... they happened right at your table.

Join us as we learn to be a people who are neither cynical nor gullible, but biblical.

This week we're continuing our conversation on the Holy Spirit with...

06/09/2026

A Statement From Pastor Patrick Aube & Tables Church:

After careful study, prayer, and examination of both the history surrounding The Passion Translation (TPT) and the numerous concerns regarding its methodology, content, and translator, Tables Church is officially rejecting The Passion Translation as a reliable Bible translation.

This decision is not rooted in a rejection of the work of the Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, or the continuation of God's supernatural activity in the Church today. As a church, we firmly believe in the ongoing ministry of the Holy Spirit and His active work among God's people.

Rather, this decision is rooted in our commitment to the authority, sufficiency, and faithful handling of Scripture.
Over time, significant concerns have been raised regarding the translation practices employed in The Passion Translation, including the addition of concepts, phrases, and theological interpretations that are not present in the original biblical languages. These concerns have been echoed by scholars, pastors, and theologians from a wide variety of denominational and theological backgrounds.

Additionally, substantial evidence has been presented demonstrating significant literary dependence upon other modern paraphrases and translations, including The Living Bible, The Message, and portions of The Mirror Bible ( a heretical translation). In many instances, wording and interpretive expansions appear remarkably similar, raising serious questions about the originality of the work and the repeated claim that it is derived from unique insights into the biblical languages.

The concerns do not end there.
The extraordinary claims made by Brian Simmons regarding special revelation, heavenly encounters, and unique access to hidden meanings within Scripture raise further concerns. Simmons has publicly claimed that Jesus appeared to him and granted him special insight into biblical truths that had been overlooked or unavailable to others. As a church, we believe Scripture is the inspired, sufficient, and authoritative Word of God, and that all teaching, prophecy, spiritual experiences, and claims of revelation must be tested against Scripture rather than used to reinterpret Scripture.

We are also troubled by longstanding questions surrounding Simmons's academic and linguistic qualifications, particularly as they relate to the work of Bible translation. While The Passion Translation is often presented as a scholarly translation project, many qualified scholars have challenged both its methodology and the credentials used to support its authority.

For these reasons, Tables Church will not use, recommend, teach from, or promote The Passion Translation as a trustworthy translation of God's Word.

We encourage our church family to utilize faithful, historically recognized translations such as the ESV, NASB, NKJV, CSB, NLT, and others that seek to accurately communicate the meaning of the original Hebrew and Greek texts.

Our desire is not controversy but clarity. We remain committed to connecting people to the person, power, and message of Jesus Christ through the faithful teaching of Scripture and the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit inspired the Scriptures. He does not contradict them, rewrite them, or improve upon them. Therefore, our commitment remains what it has always been: to faithfully teach God's Word and to submit ourselves to its authority.
Grace and Peace,
Pastor Patrick Aube
Lead Pastor
Tables Church
Christ // Community For The Valley

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