HeyJaredThe Table Podcast: Gospel Conversations
Pull up a seat at the table! This podcast is designed to draw you into gospel conversations as we seek to grow in our love and appreciation for Jesus Christ and His saving work.
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S4: Episode 10 - Pray Then Like This (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Table, we continue our conversation on prayer as we slow down and walk phrase by phrase through Jesus’ instructive prayer in Matthew 6:9–15. Jesus not only teaches us what to pray, but He also helps us understand the posture of heart from which genuine prayer flows. Coming immediately after His warnings against hypocritical and mechanical prayer, the Lord’s Prayer shows us a better way. As we consider each phrase, we see how Jesus reorients our hearts toward God's glory an
S4: Episode 9 - When You Pray (opens the original)
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As part of our journey through the Sermon on the Mount, we look at Matthew 6:5–8 and Jesus’ teaching on prayer. In this episode, we explore the motivations of our hearts and what it means to pray not for recognition or approval, but for intimacy with the Father. Prayer is an invitation to run to God, not simply for what He can give us, but to find more of Him. As we meet with our Father in prayer, we discover that this is not merely a practice or a means to an end, but a place where our greatest
S4: Episode 8 - The Secret Places (opens the original)
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What’s happening in the places no one else sees, but God sees completely? In Matthew 6:1–4, Jesus exposes the difference between righteousness that seeks the recognition of others and righteousness that seeks to bring God glory. We explore the heart behind our religious practices, particularly the call to give sacrificially, not for recognition, but as an overflow of a heart daily changed by the gospel.
S4: Episode 7 - Is This the Hardest Command? (opens the original)
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Jesus commands His disciples to do what comes least naturally: love their enemies. Is this the hardest command in all of Scripture? In this episode of The Table , we examine Matthew 5:43-48 and discover that Christ never asks His people to do something He has not already done Himself. Together, we'll consider the radical nature of enemy-love, why it sets Christians apart from the world, and how the gospel transforms hearts that would otherwise seek revenge instead of reconciliation.
S4: Episode 6 - Our Words Under the Weight of His Name (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Table , we continue our time in the Sermon on the Mount by exploring Matthew 5:33–37. As Jesus calls His followers to let their "Yes" be yes and their "No" be no, we consider what His teaching reveals about the Third Commandment and what it truly means to take the Lord's name in vain. Together, we explore how bearing God's name is about far more than avoiding irreverent speech. It is a call to represent Him faithfully in both our words and our lives. Because God is a God w
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