At The Table Podcast

***Grabado en San Juan, Puerto Rico, desde Nexo Church***En este episodio de At The Table, conversamos con la Pastora Liz Marie Álvarez, pastora de Harvest Church PR en Arecibo y terapeuta de matrimonios y familias, sobre la realidad de la sanidad interior dentro de la iglesia.A través de su experiencia pastoral y clínica, Liz Marie comparte una perspectiva profunda sobre los patrones emocionales y familiares que muchas veces se repiten en nuestras vidas — especialmente dentro de la cultura puertorriqueña — y cómo estos afectan nuestra identidad, relaciones y caminar con Dios.

In this episode of At The Table, Rev. Priscilla Aviles shares her raw, vulnerable, and miraculous journey of faith through one of the hardest seasons of her life.For over a year and a half, Priscilla battled seizures, chronic pain, countless hospital visits, and the emotional weight of being partially disabled — all while continuing her ministry, motherhood, marriage, and walk with Christ. What looked like a devastating season became a divine classroom. What felt like a setback became a setup for God’s glory.Today, she sits down with us three months seizure-free, off medication, restored, strengthened, and walking in a renewed purpose — proclaiming the faithfulness of God with fire and authority.This episode is for anyone who has ever asked:“Where is God in my suffering?”“Why this season?”“Can God really restore what feels broken?”Priscilla’s answer is clear:Yes. Yes He can. Yes He does. Yes He will.

In this episode of At The Table, worship leader and songwriter Laila Olivera joins the conversation to share her journey of growing up in ministry, navigating worship culture, and learning to discern God’s voice in the midst of opportunity.Over the years, her journey has taken her around the world, allowing her to experience worship across cultures while also witnessing the realities of the worship industry. From her 2018 debut No Restraints to collaborations with Maverick City Música and Elevation Rhythm, Laila has become a rising voice in worship.In this conversation, Laila opens up about the process of discerning which opportunities were truly from the Lord, the tension between platform and calling, and how God continued to form her identity not as a performer, but as a daughter.From ministry environments to global worship spaces, this episode explores what it means to steward a calling with humility, wisdom, and a deep commitment to staying rooted in Christ.

In this episode of At The Table, Pastor Jordon Diaz shares the raw story of stepping into leadership at just 24 years old—taking over a historic church in the Bronx during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, when only 15 people remained and the future felt uncertain.In the middle of rebuilding a church through lockdowns, fear, and loss, Jordon faced a personal battle that would test his faith even deeper: a cancer diagnosis that forced him to confront control, identity, and what it truly means to trust God when the outcome is unknown.This conversation dives into leadership under pressure, finding God in painful seasons, surrender over strength, and how suffering reshapes identity. Jordon opens up about cancer, recovery, fatherhood, ministry burnout, and why health—spiritual and physical—matters for longevity in leadership.

In this episode of At The Table, Pastor Chris Allan joins the conversation to talk honestly about the danger of drifting away from God’s presence and the subtle ways we forget Jesus in everyday ministry.Pastor Chris shares his personal testimony of a season where his focus shifted away from God—and how God, in His grace, called his attention again. Through vulnerability and reflection, we’re reminded that even when we feel distant, we are never alone.This conversation is an invitation to return to presence, to remember Jesus at all times, and to recognize that God is always near—calling us back, not with condemnation, but with love.

In this episode of At The Table, worship leader Mary Pagan shares her journey through loss, identity, and the grace of God.Raised in church as the daughter of pastors and the youngest of five, Mary felt the pressure to be perfect from a young age. At 18, her life was shaken by the loss of her father, followed by a season of rebellion and searching for identity through external validation. While in college, she encountered a church community that modeled grace and redemption, leading her back to Christ step by step. In 2021, Mary faced another deep loss with the passing of her brother.Today, Mary travels internationally as a worship leader, collaborating with artists like Tercer Cielo and Israel Houghton, and ministering on major platforms including the Latin Grammy stage. Her story is a powerful reminder that God’s presence meets us even in our deepest grief.

In this episode of At The Table, Grammy-nominated musician and composer Jeremy Bosch joins us for an honest conversation about identity, sonship, grace, and the heart behind his latest album, The Gospel According to Salsa.Born in Ponce, Puerto Rico, Jeremy’s musical journey began early and quickly led him to some of the world’s biggest stages. At just 17, he earned a full scholarship to Berklee College of Music and later spent nearly a decade touring with the Grammy Award-winning Spanish Harlem Orchestra. His work has earned global recognition, including a Latin Grammy nomination for his 2023 album Epílogo.But behind the accolades is a deeper story.On June 28, 2012, Jeremy was shot in front of a jazz club in Boston—an event that forever changed his life. Years later, in 2018, God met him at his lowest point and led him into a life-giving church community at Hillsong NYC, where his faith and understanding of grace were reshaped.

This episode explains the heart behind At The Table Podcast.Jesus didn’t choose a stage for His deepest ministry — He chose a table.At tables, identity is restored, questions are welcomed, and transformation happens through relationship, not performance.This podcast exists to create space for honest, faith-filled conversations where leaders, believers, and friends can show up as they are and be formed into who God is calling them to be.If you’ve ever felt unseen, unqualified, or weary from performing, this episode is an invitation.There’s a seat at the table for you.