Psalm 23:5 reminds us of God’s provision and grace, challenging us to get off the couch and come to the table—stepping out of comfort and into meaningful relationships and engagement.
In this sermon, our Student Pastor, Aston Hutchison, discover how:
• Biblical teachings encourage active involvement in community and discipleship.
• Jesus’ life highlights the significance of the table as a space for teaching and fellowship.
• The church and family foster spiritual growth in a disconnected world.
Learn about our plans to split high school and middle school ministries for more focused discipleship and how to prioritize relationships in 2025.
Psalm 23:5 calls us to action, encouraging us to engage in Christian community over isolation and deepen our faith through biblical literacy and devotion. By prioritizing relationships over personal comfort, we can embrace the table as a space for spiritual growth and teaching, just as Jesus modeled.
Join us in getting off the couch, coming to the table, and experiencing the fullness of God’s grace and provision.
