The Epworth Table
The Epworth Table is where you can find a seat among those who are desiring to grow in their biblical knowledge, theological understanding, and walk with God.
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- Sep 21, 2026
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The Epworth Table - Episode 14 – Dr. Sam Barber – A Journey of Grace (opens the original)
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How are followers of Jesus developed in the real world? Dr. Sam Barber joins us at the table to talk about the way we can be developed to follow Jesus in the real world. Dr. Alison Hawanchak helps us get to know another interesting figure from Judges.
The Epworth Table - Episode 13 – Dr. Richard Beck – The Shape of Joy (opens the original)
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Dr. Richard Beck joins us to discuss how joy can be found by moving beyond ourselves, because the shape of joy is outward toward God, wonder, beauty, purpose, and love. Dr. Alison Hawanchak begins an exploration of some of the Bible’s most interesting figures in Judges. Dr. Beck’s Chapel Address: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KeHerHQh3Y
The Epworth Table - Episode 12 – Dr. Deirdre Brower – Discerning the Whispers of God (opens the original)
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Dr. Deirdre Brower, principal and senior lecturer at Nazarene Theological College, Manchester, steps in to talk about the work of discernment and finding our way in a complex world. Dr. Ryan Hansen wraps up our series on James.
The Epworth Table - Episode 11 – Dr. Scott Daniels – Thinking Carefully About How We Read Scripture (opens the original)
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Hearing the Bible as an orchestra, rather than a single instrument, helps us hear more of the beauty of Scripture. Dr. Scott Daniels helps us to think through how we approach reading the Bible to gain its full message. Dr. Ryan Hansen helps us explore the book of James.
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