Scripture Reference: Luke 14:15-24

“Blessed is the one who will eat at the feast in the kingdom of God.” (Luke 14:15, NIV)

The concept of being seated at a table holds deep significance throughout Scripture. It represents fellowship, invitation, and belonging. When Jesus spoke about the great banquet in Luke 14, He revealed the heart of God—a God who invites everyone, regardless of their status, background, or brokenness, to join Him at His table.

This episode will explore the times in our lives when we feel like we're doing everything right—working hard, putting in the effort—but still see no results.

Im using the story of Simon Peter in Luke 5:4, where Jesus instructs him to cast his nets after a night of fruitless fishing, we will focus on how obedience often come first breakthrough, even when it seems like our efforts have failed.

Obedience When Nothing Makes Sense.

Welcome to *At the Table*, a podcast where we explore the richness of life through the lens of faith, inspired by Psalms 23:5: *"You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; You anoint my head with oil; My cup overflows."*

Here, we dive deep into the care God provides in both our victories and trials, offering insight, encouragement, and spiritual refreshment.

Pull up a chair, because there's always a place for you *At the Table*.