The King's Table
The Incarnational Life
September 5, 2021 • Trevor Maggart • 3 John
The Letter of 3 John illustrates that Life at the King’s Table is not an individualistic existence. It is a communal life colored by intentional presence. In a culture made up with individuals that move further away from one another, 3 John exists as a prophetic illustration for the church.
The Confidence of the King
August 22, 2021
So often as Christians, we live from a place of defeat and uncertainty. The final verses of 1 John, implore us that when we believe in Jesus, there are things that we can know to be certain. When we take on the confidence of the King, we can experience a victorious life.
The Problem and The Power
August 1, 2021
Many of life’s challenges come down to two simple questions, “what’s my problem?” and “what power do I have to overcome it?” 1 John 4:1-6 unpacks a problem that the people of God were facing, as well as the power they possessed to overcome. Our modern setting has similar problems. Thankfully, followers of Jesus have the same power to overcome.
An Everlasting Identity
July 11, 2021 • Lis Cheesman
When we sit at the table of The King we are given an everlasting identity. Through His power and grace we are made new, but what does this look like? What is our role in the process of finding our identity in Christ? Watch this week’s message to dig deeper into these questions as we close out the second chapter of 1 John and enter chapter 3!
Congruence with the King
June 20, 2021 • Trevor Maggart
Every table has a culture of conduct. Who prays? How many courses are there? Is food served buffet or family style. At the King's Table there is a certain conduct for those who dine with him. But it has little to do with how many courses are being served, rather its entirely focused on pursuing conduct that is congruent with the King himself.