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Welcome to the message podcast of The Table, a young adult ministry of Chapel Pointe. The Table is a gathering of young adults who meet every Tuesday night at our Hudsonville location at 6:30pm. Each week, we worship, pray, study the Bible, and engage in biblical community.

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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    08/18/2026 1 Peter 1:1–5 - Eric Palmer (opens the original)

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    It’s a new season for The Table! For the next 7 weeks, we’ll be studying 1 Peter. This week, Eric dives into 1 Peter 1:1-5, setting a framework for us to understand author, audience, and key themes. As we look at just these first 5 verses, 3 things become clear…we have been saved, are being saved, and will be saved. If you want to know more about the complete work of salvation and the hope of Christ, this episode is for you! Join us at The Table Hudsonville, Thursdays at 7:30 PM 3350 Baldwin Str

  2. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    08/18/2026 Prayer Nights - Petition - Pastor Andrew Honeycutt (opens the original)

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    "What does it look like for us to petition God? To ask him for things? And how do you even feel worthy of doing something like that?" Pastor Andrew Honeycutt asks as he unpacks that petition is the act of making a request from an authority; to ask God for something or to do something. He talks about how God cares for you and loves you, and how, despite the lack of trust you have sometimes, the Father still delights in you. So I ask you this question that Andrew asks in his teaching: "What are th

  3. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    08/11/2026 Prayer Nights - Gratitude - Pastor Andy Woodall (opens the original)

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    Ever wish God would just tell you His will for your life? Pastor Andy says He already has, and it's short enough to memorize in one sitting. In this message, we dig into 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18: rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances. Sounds simple. It's not easy. We talk about what it actually looks like to return to joy when life's hard, to make prayer as constant as your phone habit, and to give thanks even for the stuff you'd rather complain about. Plus why wh

  4. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    08/04/2026 Ephesians 6 - Drew Windisch (opens the original)

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    That fight with your roommate, the tension with your parents, the way your boss frustrates you at times…what if those people are not the ultimate problem? In this episode Drew wraps up our series through Ephesians, unpacking what it really means to submit to God and to each other. Why every relationship (marriage, family, friends, work) is a battleground for something bigger, and how the enemy’s biggest lie is convincing you that you are the only one carrying what you are carrying. Spoiler: he’s

  5. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    07/28/2026 Ephesians 5 - Pastor Brian Ball (opens the original)

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    When was the last time your walk with the Lord actually cost you something? This Week Pastor Brian teaches out of Ephesians 5. Chapter 5 picks up where 4 left off, and Paul doesn't ease into it. He calls us to be imitators of God and to walk in love the way Christ did: sacrificially. Pastor Brian also talks about what it looks like to let the light expose the things we’d rather keep hidden, why repentance is more than feeling bad, and how sacrificial love is meant to shape every relationship in

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