Podcasts about around the table

Final week of our series “Around the Table”. Pastor Matt wraps up our series Around The Table.

Jesus, I am pulling out a chair for you in the table of my life. Scripture: Luke 24:11Advent theme: Joy

This week Pastor Matt explains the importance of extending grace this season. In a season where it can be difficult to maintain traditions and relationship expectations, Pastor Matt reminds us to remember the real reason for the season and begin to build healthy traditions and celebrate what Christ has done together.

This week, we welcome back Jessie-Sierra Ross, the self-taught cook, entertaining expert, and creator of Straight to the Hips, Baby, a blog that inspires confidence in the kitchen with from-scratch recipes and step-by-step guides. Jessie-Sierra first joined us in 2021 to share her journey from the stage to her passion for food photography.Since then, her career has flourished with her debut cookbook, Seasons Around the Table. Tune in as we catch up with Jessie to talk about her evolution in food, photography, and creating unforgettable moments around the table. Follow Jessie on Instagram or check out her Substack to keep up with her! Visit her website for more information about her brand and book and to see all her delicious recipes!You can buy Jessie's new book, Seasons Around the Table, wherever books are sold!If you would like to get involved with Focus On Women, you can review sponsorship and contribution options here, as well as become a member here.Remember to stay safe and keep your creative juices flowing!---Tech/Project Management Tools (*these are affiliate links)Buzzsprout*Airtable*17hats*ZoomPodcast Mic*

We begin our new series “Around The Table”. Pastor Matt shares how we can have flourishing relationships in the season where it can be a challenge for many of us. Listen and be encouraged as we start this advent season “Around The Table”.

In this episode, Laine Scales guest hosts a conversation with David Goatley and Brad Creed about the Baptist Scholars International Roundtable. They discuss recent research emerging from the Roundtable as well as how the Roundtable cultivates an international, intergenerational, and interdisciplinary community of scholarship through intentional mentoring. David Goatley is the sixth president of Fuller Theological Seminary. He is a constructive theologian and globally recognized missiologist with a background in pastoral counseling. J. Bradley Creed is the fifth president of Campbell University. He is an accomplished leader of mission-driven institutions and a scholar and historian of religion. Laine Scales is Professor of Social Work at Baylor University and a co-director of the Baptist Scholars International Roundtable.

Musician Kristyn Getty, author of the children's book "Joni Ereckson Tada," shares about her friendship with Joni and what she's learned about following Jesus in spite of difficult circumstances.  Trillia Newbell, author of "Celebrating Around the Table," shares recipes, not only for food, but for developing meaningful relationships with people different than you around table fellowhship. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Jessie-Sierra Ross is a cookbook author, television contributor, and food & lifestyle blogger at Straight to the Hips, Baby. A native Bostonian and former professional ballerina, Jessie traded in her fast-paced urban life for the farm-to-table landscape of Western Massachusetts. A self-taught cook and avid home entertainer, she brings her unique artistic background to her “light & bright” food photography style and recipe approach. Known for her step-by-step cooking with lush floral touches, Jessie-Sierra shares her easy elegance with a variety of audiences. Jessie-Sierra is very pleased to share her first cooking & home entertaining book, Seasons Around the Table, with Schiffer Publishing. Focusing on seasonal menus, original food & drink recipes, stunning floral table decor, and home entertaining tutorials, Jessie has written a how-to guide for crafting exceptional gatherings at home. With ongoing appearances on NBC, CBS, and PBS stations, Jessie has become one of the region's popular ‘how-to' food & home entertaining specialists. Whether it's sharing her recipes on her blog or live on television, Jessie's goal is to empower the home cook to create their own food experiences for family & friends. Seasons Around the Table is now available via Amazon, Target, Barnes & Noble, and other fine retailers. You can follow Jessie-Sierra on Instagram (@straighttothehipsbaby) and subscribe to her weekly newsletter on Substack, Jessie-Sierra; The Last Bite. If you follow my podcast and enjoy it, I'm on @buymeacoffee. If you like my work, you can buy me a coffee and share your thoughts

Around the Table (Ashley Moore) by Matt Rawle

Colossians 4:7-18 | Andrew Murch | Sitting on the floor of a Roman prison and bound in chains, Paul concludes the dictation of his letter to the church in Colossae. In his usual format, Paul closes the letter by extending his greetings to the complex network of leaders connected with his churches across the Roman world. After all that Paul has written to the Colossian church, this is what he wants to leave them with. Also, this means that after all that the Holy Spirit has inspired Paul to write to His people, this is what He wants to leave His people, us, with. It's easy to neglect these greetings and skim through them, but they matter just as much as every other word of Scripture - let's see why!

We all eat as part of our normal routines! Jesus was obviously the same, using the opportunity to meet with others, sharing His life with a wide variety of people so that they might know more about what God is calling them to do. Jesus put love in action through both His words and by what He did - consider His washing of His disciples' feet at the end of the Last Supper.In this final Talk in this Series, we also remind ourselves that as we meet together, we are gathering with a specific purpose. We primarily meet to behold God. Everything useful derives from that. May God open our eyes to see His glory and know Him as the Way, the Truth and the Life.You can read the script for the whole Service here.

How do you navigate potential disagreement with family members during Thanksgiving? How do you create an atmosphere of gratitude? We explore these questions and also demonstrate how you can use sentence stems during the Thanksgiving meal — found in our Thanksgiving mini-lesson: https://upliftkids.org/lessons/thanksgiving/

On this episode of Taste Buds with Deb, host Debra Eckerling speaks with Jessie-Sierra Ross, founder of Straight to the Hips, Baby, and author of “Seasons Around the Table: Effortless Entertaining with Floral Tablescapes & Seasonal Recipes.”   Ross took the leap from prima ballerina into the food and cooking world, after she retired from professional dance.    “I started cooking at my mother's side at six or seven years old, just fascinated by not only the chemistry of bringing food together and the sort of food is love aspect, but also just spending quality time with my family,” Ross explains. “That passion for food continued to grow with me, even if I couldn't always indulge: my daily staples were yogurts, oranges and bowls of chicken soup, but that didn't stop me from the occasional cocktail and slice of brie.”   Once Ross' blog took off, she started doing food photography and styling, magazine articles and TV work. Her recently released cookbook, “Seasons Around the Table,” covers the four seasons, and melds garden, home decor, lifestyle and food and drink. The linchpin is entertaining: inviting people to the table and creating beautiful tablescapes for people to enjoy.    “There's nothing better than a little coffee, a little cake and a little kibitz,” she says. “We eat to remember, we eat to connect, we eat to nourish, we eat to love.”    Jessie-Sierra Ross talks about her backstory and how it led to “Seasons Around the Table,” along with tips for simplifying the entertaining processes, creating showstoppers, and bringing family history to the table. She also shares her recipe for apple and pear crumble, which you can find at JewishJournal.com/podcasts.    “It doesn't have to be a special occasion to make a special meal,” she says. “Focus on the flavors, focus on the food and obviously the guests.”   Learn more at StraightotheHipsBaby.com and follow @StraighttotheHipsBaby on Instagram and Jessie-Sierra The Last Bite on Substack.  For more from Taste Buds, subscribe on iTunes and YouTube, and follow @TheDEBMethod on social media.

Hey, it's Amy Newmark with a couple of fun Thanksgiving stories for you as we head toward the winter holiday season. We have a new book, Chicken Soup for the Soul: Tales of Christmas, that has lots of Thanksgiving stories in it, plus a few about Hanukkah and Kwanzaa, and then of course the vast majority about Christmas. But I was struck by how many great stories we got about Thanksgiving this year, way more than usual. Thanksgiving is traditionally a family event, but it does lend itself even more than Christmas does to inviting non-family members. And that's what we're talking about today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello Community!  Welcome to November and two significant events:  The elections and Thanksgiving.  Thanksgiving also brings with it the dreaded dinner table conversations, especially in the wake of elections. Whether the results align with your beliefs or not, chances are you'll find yourself sitting across from someone with an opposing view. And that's where the concept of psychological safety can really help us navigate those potentially tense moments.  If you didn't catch my October series titled “Discussing Hot Topics Without Torching Relationships” I've got you covered with some insights about maintaining your mental wellness in time for Thanksgiving dinner, to stay tuned... Connect with me!Web - https://www.doctoranita.com/YouTube - https://bit.ly/DrAnitaYouTubeLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/anita-polite-wilson-ph-d-77695b/

In the seventh and final installment of Commonway Church's series "Around the Table," pastor Steve Gill taught from Revelation 19:5-9 on the Wedding Feast of the Lamb. This is a future event in eternity where followers of Jesus gather with Him to celebrate His reign. Steve spoke some about the symbolism of a wedding as it relates to Christ and the Church. And Steve encouraged us in the here and now to embrace the Savior and embrace the waiting. The sermon ended with Cliff Ritchey signing "Come Jesus, Come" by Stephen McWhirter.

On this episode Damon and Eamon welcome Ryan Lavner and Rex Hoggard to discuss today's hottest topics in golf. Beth Ann Nichols and Grant Boone join for the LPGA roundtable. We also welcome special guest Matt Mooney, who will serve as tournament chairman for the 2025 WM Phoenix Open. Steve Burkowski joins as we look ahead to the Jackson T Stephens Cup. Matt Mooney - 16:02 Rex Hoggard & Ryan Lavner - 26:39 Beth Ann Nichols & Grant Boone - 50:11 Steve Burkowski - 01:08:12

In the sixth installment of our series "Around the Table," Pastor Lisa Ashton teaches from Luke's account of the Lord's Supper in Luke 22:7-38. She walks us through some of what it may have been like in that upper room and how, as He often does, Jesus did things in a way the disciples were not expecting. We learned about the parallels between the Passover meal and the Lord's Supper (Communion, Eucharist). And then we tried to honor His words to "Do THIS in remembrance of Me" with a communion experience.

Theologian Amy Orr-Ewing, author of "Lead Like the Real You," talks about taking a close look at how Jesus led others around Him and learning how to discern in the midst of your frienships. Trillia Newbell, author of "Celebrating Around the Table," shares about the power of recipes to connect people to one another. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

In part five of Commonway's series "Around the Table," pastor Steve Gill dives into the story of Martha and Mary from Luke Steve helps us understand that this isn't a story about something bad vs. something good, but of something good vs. something better. It is better to lean in and listen at the feet of Jesus. The voice of God sounds like affection, direction, and conviction.

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For Part IV of Commonway's "Around the Table" series, Pastor Steve Gill reminds us that there is power in gathering around the table. Steve teaches from Matthew 14:13-21, the Feeding of the Five Thousand and challenges us to be a "contributing Christian". We learn that we're called to serve and to give what we have for those who are seeking and sitting at the table of Jesus.

Dr. Kimberly Majeski gives part three of our series "Around the Table." Kimberly taught from Luke 7:36-50, the story of a woman washing Jesus's feet with her tears, drying them with her hair, and anointing him with expensive perfume. We were challenged to think about who we're inviting to our table, who isn't around our table, and why? Pastor Steve gives some final thoughts and a prayer to close our time.

Alex Barnes reviews local podcast Around the Table, a podcast by creatives for creatives and Mind your own, with Lupita Nyong'o, a storytelling podcast navigating what it means to belong, from the African perspective

Tuesday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, radio host and author, Trillia Newbell joins us to share stories, food, and faith of Black Americans that have inspired a culture, including delicious Southern recipes from Trillia's own family traditions. This unique "cookbook" also features devotionals based on the accomplishments and adversities of historical Black Christians, engaging discussion questions for adults and children, insightful prayer prompts, and three ways families can grow together in faith and courage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg Dyson, Campus Pastor at Taylor University, teaches from John 13. This is part two of our series "Around the Table." Greg specifically taught about Jesus washing the disciples' feet, and challenged us to serve like Jesus. He encouraged us to do the "little" things, because by living out or faith doing little things we prove that we have a faith. Pastor Steve Gill closes us with some final thoughts and a prayer.

The various individuals leading an Around the Table group each share a little about their topic and what their groups will be about. Groups start Sept 29, at Monelison Middle School, for 8 weeks from 9am-9:50am. Childcare is available, but make sure to contact Kirsten. To contact Kirsten or attend an Around the Table, sign up at https://graceefc.net/roundtables.

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Commonway's new lead pastor, Steve Gill, kicked off our new sermon series "Around the Table." Steve taught from Luke 5:27-32 and invited us to think about who in that story we are most like right now; one of the "sinners" at the feast, Levi (Matthew) the former tax collector turned Jesus-follower, or Jesus. We were challenged, as Jesus followers, to walk in relational proximity and relational intimacy with others; and reminded that around the table is a great place to do that.

As we conclude our summer series, “Life Around The Table,” we reflect on how this symbol of connection has been part of our daily lives. Last week, we discussed the importance of showing up even during tough times. Today, we explore how the early church centered their community around the table, defined by fellowship, shared meals, and collective prayers, rather than worship style, pastoral personalities, or location. Find out more about Storied Church: linktr.ee/storiedumc TO GIVE visit our link tree and click "GIVE NOW": linktr.ee/storiedumc JOIN OUR LISTSERVE: storiedchurch.org/connect instagram.com/storiedchurch facebook.com/storiedchurch YouTube: @storiedchurch921

Tim shares a general approach to the “buzzy” and sometimes divisive topic of Distinction Theology. Discussing Distinction Theology:  Vimeo | YouTube To download resources, right-click the PDF file and save. There are no resources for this teaching. The post Around the Table: Discussing Distinction Theology appeared first on Beth Tikkun Messianic Congregation.

In today's fast-paced world, it’s easy for families to drift apart, letting meaningful relationships and deep connections slip away. Wednesday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, authors Ken & Linda Koldenhoven talk about how their new book, Connecting Around the Table brings families back to the heart of the home—the kitchen table—with practical guidance and inspiring stories that rekindle the warmth of sharing meals as a family. Discover how gathering for daily meals can transform not just the way you eat, but how you live together as a family.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Around The Table | Week 4 | Kristie Misdom by Door of Hope Christian Church

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Around The Table | Week 1 | Kristie Misdom by Door of Hope Christian Church

In this week's episode, we continue our Life Around the Table series, we dive into the significance of Jesus' last meal with his disciples during Passover. Despite the looming betrayal and chaos, Jesus uses this meal to recount their shared history and reaffirm their connection. We explore how gathering around the table, even in the midst of stress and upheaval, remains a powerful way to share and honor our stories. Join us as we reflect on how our own stories—both the joyful and challenging—find a meaningful place at this table, affirming that every story is valued and welcomed. Find out more about Storied Church: linktr.ee/storiedumc TO GIVE visit our link tree and click "GIVE NOW": linktr.ee/storiedumc JOIN OUR LISTSERVE: storiedchurch.org/connect instagram.com/storiedchurch facebook.com/storiedchurch YouTube: @storiedchurch921

This week we continue our "Life Around the Table" series, we explore Peter's transformative encounters with Jesus and how they mirror our journey of identity and purpose. From fishing boats to shoreline breakfasts, we examine how Jesus consistently affirms Peter despite his doubts and fears. This episode offers hope for those struggling to see their worth, challenging listeners to remember and embrace their identity as beloved children of God. Join us as we continue to unpack the profound symbolism of the table in our spiritual lives. Find out more about Storied Church: linktr.ee/storiedumc TO GIVE visit our link tree and click "GIVE NOW": linktr.ee/storiedumc JOIN OUR LISTSERVE: storiedchurch.org/connect instagram.com/storiedchurch facebook.com/storiedchurch YouTube: @storiedchurch921

This past Sunday we continued our Life Around the Table series. We explored the powerful story of Jesus' post-resurrection appearance on the road to Emmaus. We delve into how unexpected relationships can challenge and reshape our beliefs, encouraging listeners to remain open to transformative encounters. We reflect on the importance of vulnerability, invitation, and walking alongside others in our faith journey. Join us for an insightful discussion on recognizing the potential for growth and change in every interaction, even with strangers. Find out more about Storied Church: linktr.ee/storiedumc TO GIVE visit our link tree and click "GIVE NOW": linktr.ee/storiedumc JOIN OUR LISTSERVE: storiedchurch.org/connect instagram.com/storiedchurch facebook.com/storiedchurch YouTube: @storiedchurch921

In this episode of our "Life Around the Table" series, we explore the timeless story of Jesus feeding the 5,000. We delve into the human struggle with scarcity mindsets and offer a transformative perspective on facing life's challenges. Discover how gratitude and collaboration with God can turn our limited resources into abundant blessings. Join us as we learn to see our lives through the lens of divine abundance and find the courage to make a difference in the world. Find out more about Storied Church: linktr.ee/storiedumc TO GIVE visit our link tree and click "GIVE NOW": linktr.ee/storiedumc JOIN OUR LISTSERVE: storiedchurch.org/connect instagram.com/storiedchurch facebook.com/storiedchurch YouTube: @storiedchurch921

Today's episode is all about the Lord's Supper! Why do we partake? Why unleavened bread and juice? How does it tie into the Old Testament? When should we observe it? We'll answer these questions and more on this episode of Soul Training!

Today we continue our "Life Around the Table" series by exploring Jesus' teachings on radical hospitality. We'll examine who we invite to our tables, who might be missing, and how we can embody God's welcoming spirit in our lives. Through personal stories and Jesus' challenging words, we'll discover how sharing meals can transform relationships and reflect the Kingdom of God. Let's open our hearts to expand our table and embrace the divine invitation extended to all. Find out more about Storied Church: linktr.ee/storiedumc TO GIVE visit our link tree and click "GIVE NOW": linktr.ee/storiedumc JOIN OUR LISTSERVE: storiedchurch.org/connect instagram.com/storiedchurch facebook.com/storiedchurch YouTube: @storiedchurch921

This Sunday, we began a new series called "Life Around the Table." Over the next few weeks, we will explore how Jesus embodied sharing the table with various people. We will also examine the connection between our participation around the table and how we embody and extend this practice in the places where we feast, share stories, and foster new and old relationships. www.storiedchurch.org Find out more about Storied Church: linktr.ee/storiedumc TO GIVE visit our link tree and click "GIVE NOW": linktr.ee/storiedumc JOIN OUR LISTSERVE: storiedchurch.org/connect instagram.com/storiedchurch facebook.com/storiedchurch YouTube: @storiedchurch921

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Happy Mother's Day to you and yours! In this coffee chat with Christa and her dear friend of over twenty years, artist Alisa Taylor type 9, we love to serve our children the very best nourishment across all levels of their emotional, spiritual, mental, and physical palates. Today we talk about what moms of each personality type have on their metaphorical table or plate and what they can share with joy as well as what they can keep working on to make sure we don't pass down the unhealthy traits and overlays of our types! BONUS: Get your beautiful free Mother's Day art download from Alisa here! https://alisataylordesign.etsy.com/?coupon=FREEDOWNLOAD Find even more of Alisa's beautiful art here: https://alisataylordesign.etsy.com? Gift the Moms in Your Life some Enneagram & Marriage love!

“It's so good to see you, we really need to get together sometime!”“Sounds great – want to grab a coffee?”“I'd love to do breakfast, or if your mornings are too busy maybe we could do lunch.”“I'm in, but hey, we really do need to get the families together for dinner sometime…”Doesn't it seem like all our best social interactions happen over a meal? Have you ever noticed that the backdrop to many of the famous scenes in the bible is around the table or over a meal? If you could hear or smell the stories in the bible, many of them would sound like the clanging of dishes or the smell of roasted meat.Join us this week as we explore the role of the table and the meal in our journey to open our porches, develop relationships, discover stories, and do life together.

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