The Table
The Table
Podcast Description
Here at The Table, we believe that faith grows best in community and that some of the most meaningful conversations happen not just in pews or pulpits, but around tables. At The Table, you will hear from leaders and members of Fellowship West where we will share stories, reflections, and have honest conversations about life, faith, and what it means to follow Jesus together. Whether you're a part of our West Family, just exploring faith, or somewhere in between, you have a seat here. Grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and let's have a conversation!
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The podcast focuses on theology and community engagement, exploring topics such as the nature of God, the Holy Spirit, the church's mission, and eschatology, with specific episodes delving into themes like Christ's return, the doctrine of salvation, and the attributes of God.
Here at The Table, we believe that faith grows best in community and that some of the most meaningful conversations happen not just in pews or pulpits, but around tables. At The Table, you will hear from leaders and members of Fellowship West where we will share stories, reflections, and have honest conversations about life, faith, and what it means to follow Jesus together. Whether you’re a part of our West Family, just exploring faith, or somewhere in between, you have a seat here. Grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and let’s have a conversation!
Everyone wants your attention.
Your phone. Your work. Social media. Entertainment. Advertisers. The news. Even the people you love.
But our attention is limited—and what consistently gets our attention has an opportunity to shape the people we're becoming.
In Episode 2 of Formation: Who Are You Becoming?, Tyler sits down with Matt Knight and Austin Henry to take an honest look at where their own attention is going—including pulling up their Screen Time reports and looking at the receipts.
They talk about why our attention matters spiritually, the forces competing for it, our growing discomfort with silence and boredom, and how what we repeatedly focus on can begin shaping our desires. They also explore attention as an act of love and what it looks like to become people who are truly present with God and with the people around us.
This isn't just about spending less time on your phone.
It's about asking a deeper question:
What has your attention—and what is it producing in you?
Pull up a chair and join us At the Table.
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