The Southeast Raleigh Table is the newest campus of Edenton Street United Methodist Church. It embodies the spirit and energy of the neighborhoods located within east downtown and southeast Raleigh.
What does freedom in Christ really mean and look like for the believer? Join Rev. Lisa Yebuah with Rev. Donna Coletrane Battle at SERT for a special co-sermon.
The creation story begins with a litany of goodness – of God’s “very good.” How might this beginning encourage how we treat ourselves and each other, how we steward the created order, and how we connect with God? Rev. Lisa Yebuah delivers a sermon on where it all began, from Genesis 1:1 – 2:4.
How does God destabilize the structures of oppression and empire by giving power to all types of people that make up the body of Christ? On this special Pentecost Sunday, the 50th day of Easter, Rev. Lisa Yebuah delivers a dynamic homily centered on the outpouring of the Holy Spirit that marked the birth of the Christian church in Acts ...
After Jesus’ resurrection, He blessed the disciples as He ascended into Heaven, and they worshipped Him there. What are the words of blessings that Christ would impart on us today? And how can believers bestow blessings on others as an example of Christ’s unending love? This Sunday morning, Pastor Lisa Yebuah preaches the sermon, “Blessings on Blessings,” coming from Luke ...
What is the lasting legacy of faith left with us by the mothers of our lives? For this special Mother’s Day Sunday morning service, Pastor Yebuah invited a member of the Southeast Raleigh Table congregation, Dominique Frazier, to join her for a candid conversation about motherhood and faith in Jesus Christ.
What is the love song that you wish to sing towards God for all the loving grace that abounds? Join Pastor Lisa Yebuah and the SERT family for a dynamic message as we continue to celebrate the Easter season.
How does the believer in Christ continue on in faith when hopes and dreams are not met? This Sunday morning, Pastor Yebuah discusses how to tackle disappointment in the Christian journey, coming from Luke 24:13-35.
In what world do we consider how our communal practices build one another up or not? In what world do we choose to move in the direction of justice collectively? In what world can we ‘call ourselves in’ so that we more faithfully reflect Jesus, not empire, wherever we are?
In a time when the state of the world is incredibly disorienting, core values and the way of Jesus anchor our community and become its North Star.
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