Lingering at the Table
Between Sundays
Sundays at The Table are just the beginning. What God stirs in us when we gather doesn’t end when the service does. It carries into our kitchens, our workplaces, and our everyday lives. This space is here to help you pause, savor what God has already spoken, and stay hungry for what He’s preparing next. Consider it a place to linger at The Table all week long.
Stories from the Table
Savor & Prepare
Music has a unique way of carrying the heart of worship beyond the walls of the sanctuary. These songs are handpicked from last week’s service and the ones we’ll encounter together in the week ahead. Let them linger in your heart, guiding your thoughts, lifting your spirit, and drawing you closer to the love of Jesus as you live out your week. Press play, reflect, and let the spirit of worship follow you wherever you go.
Dwelling for Next Week
Before we gather again, we want to encourage you to take a moment to sit with this upcoming week’s Scripture. Read it slowly, ponder its meaning, and let it sink into your heart. Consider how it might shape your thoughts, actions, and prayers and join us on Sunday as we explore it together at The Table.
Then this message came to Jeremiah from the LORD: “I am the LORD, the God of all the peoples of the world. Is anything too hard for me? Therefore, this is what the LORD says: I will hand this city over to the Babylonians and to Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, and he will capture it. The Babylonians outside the walls will come in and set fire to the city. They will burn down all these houses where the people provoked my anger by burning incense to Baal on the rooftops and by pouring out liquid offerings to other gods. Israel and Judah have done nothing but wrong since their earliest days. They have infuriated me with all their evil deeds,” says the LORD. “From the time this city was built until now, it has done nothing but anger me, so I am determined to get rid of it. “The sins of Israel and Judah—the sins of the people of Jerusalem, the kings, the officials, the priests, and the prophets—have stirred up my anger. My people have turned their backs on me and have refused to return. Even though I diligently taught them, they would not receive instruction or obey. They have set up their abominable idols right in my own Temple, defiling it. They have built pagan shrines to Baal in the valley of Ben-Hinnom, and there they sacrifice their sons and daughters to Molech. I have never commanded such a horrible deed; it never even crossed my mind to command such a thing. What an incredible evil, causing Judah to sin so greatly! “Now I want to say something more about this city. You have been saying, ‘It will fall to the king of Babylon through war, famine, and disease.’ But this is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says: I will certainly bring my people back again from all the countries where I will scatter them in my fury. I will bring them back to this very city and let them live in peace and safety. They will be my people, and I will be their God. And I will give them one heart and one purpose: to worship me forever, for their own good and for the good of all their descendants. And I will make an everlasting covenant with them: I will never stop doing good for them. I will put a desire in their hearts to worship me, and they will never leave me. I will find joy doing good for them and will faithfully and wholeheartedly replant them in this land.