The Table: A Church of the Nazarene

06/14/2026

What if the primary place God wants to use you isn't inside a church building?

This week, we'll explore the Shema from Deuteronomy 6 and discover how God designed discipleship to happen in everyday moments around tables, in cars, at work, and in conversations with the people already in our lives. What does your life say about God to those around you?

06/10/2026

June 7th - The Gist

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06/08/2026

Good morning Table fam,

June 2nd, Blaze McCrary and Sarah Roberts welcomed their new daughter, Sloane Wrenley into the world. Please help us, help them make these first couple of week easier by signing up to provide a meal for them. You can visit the link below or reach out to Traci Pendergraff Crummer for questions. Thank you for being the hands and feet of Jesus and helping this family as they adjust to life with a newborn. May God honor your faithfulness!

Sarah and Blaze welcomed Sloane Wrenley into the world June 2nd. Help us provide meals for them these first couple of weeks as they adjust to life with a newborn.

06/07/2026

What if God is already at work in the lives of the people around you? This week in Romans 10, we'll explore God's heart for salvation, the power of prevenient grace, and our role in bringing good news to a world searching for hope. Every step you take is an opportunity to point someone toward Jesus.

06/05/2026

May 31st - The Gist

05/31/2026

Continued Sunday Morning Worship. Sorry for the technical difficulties.

05/31/2026

What do you do when life feels dark, painful, or unfair?

This week in Acts 16, we’ll look at Paul and Silas worshiping from a prison cell at midnight—and discover how God can turn our darkest moments into powerful testimonies. Don't let the prison silence your praise.

05/24/2026

What if the people we’ve written off aren’t outside the reach of God after all?

This week in Acts 11, we’ll look at how the Holy Spirit challenged Peter’s assumptions and transformed the way he saw people. The question for us is simple but not easy: will we allow the Spirit of God to change how we see those people?