What does the Lord’s Table really mean for us today?

In this message, Wes Lindseth teaches from three powerful moments in Scripture—Psalm 23, Exodus 12, and Jesus’ final meal with His disciples. The table God sets is deeply personal. It’s a table of provision, preparation, and passion.

This isn’t just about a ritual—it’s about relationship. It’s about slowing down, remembering, and recognizing what God has done, and what He’s still doing in our lives. Pull up a seat and join us at the table.

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What if spiritual transformation isn’t about trying harder—but seeing clearer?

In this powerful message, Mark and Caleb explore the heart of discipleship: beholding Jesus. True change doesn’t begin with behavior, discipline, or knowledge—it begins with fixing our eyes on Him. When we truly see Jesus, everything shifts. What once felt like obligation becomes desire, and obedience flows naturally from love.

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What does it really mean to follow Jesus and to make disciples?

In this episode, Mark Middleton preaches on the heart of the church’s mission through Matthew 28:19: we are called not only to be disciples, but to make disciples. But discipleship doesn’t start with behavior, knowledge, or discipline—it begins with beholding Jesus.

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