The Shepherd’s House Worship Center

A podcast about staying present when things get uncomfortable, Staying at the Table wraps up this season with one final conversation on growth, relationships, faith, and the power of not walking away. Thank you for being part of this journey. If this season meant something to you, follow the podcast, share it with someone who needs it, and leave a rating or review to help others find a seat at the table.

God’s mercy is one of the greatest mysteries of faith—it’s freely given, never earned. In this episode, we explore how God’s compassion meets us in our failures and reminds us that His grace is greater than our mistakes. Join us as we reflect on the beauty and power of undeserved mercy.

Technology is reshaping the world, so how should the Church respond? This episode explores the intersection of faith and innovation, asking honest questions about AI, social media, digital community, ethics, leadership, and the future of ministry. Whether you're a pastor, creative, tech professional, or curious believer, join the conversation as we think deeply about how the gospel engages a rapidly evolving digital age. Listen, share with your community, and join the conversation by leaving a comment—we’d love to hear your perspective.

What does love really mean on Valentine’s Day? Is it grand gestures, quiet moments, self-love, or something deeper? In this special Valentine’s episode, we explore the beauty, complexity, and truth about love from romantic relationships to friendships, healing, heartbreak, and learning to love yourself. Inspired by the spirit of Valentine’s Day, we dive into real conversations about expectations, emotional connection, modern dating, and what love looks like in today’s world. Whether you’re celebrating with someone special, spending the day with friends, or embracing your own journey, this episode is for you. Press play and let’s talk about love, the real kind.

Hope isn’t about having all the answers, it’s about believing there’s more ahead, even when things feel heavy. In this episode, we talk honestly about hope: how it shows up in hard seasons, how it fades, and how we learn to hold onto it again. If you’re feeling stuck, tired, or uncertain about what’s next, this conversation is for you. Press play and remind yourself that hope is still possible 🤍

In this week’s episode, we’re talking about the importance of having a God-given vision, not just for families, but for individual believers as well. Vision isn’t optional in the Kingdom; it’s essential. We explore what Scripture says about vision and how it shapes our personal walk with Christ, strengthens Christian families, and brings clarity and direction in a world full of distractions. Whether you’re single, married, parenting, or preparing for the future, this conversation will encourage you to seek God intentionally, align your life and household with His will, and build a legacy of faith that impacts generations. 👉 If this episode blessed you, don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE, and COMMENT below. We’d love to hear from you: What vision has God placed on your life or family? Subscribe for more faith-filled conversations on vision, family, purpose, and Kingdom living.

Episode 3 dives into the mental health consequences of how we parent and discipline children, especially within church and faith-based households. We unpack how fear, shame, and physical punishment are often normalized as “biblical,” and how those practices shape anxiety, depression, emotional repression, and trauma later in life. This episode challenges harmful teachings around obedience and control, explores what healthy discipline actually looks like, and centers the mental well-being of children and families. A necessary conversation for parents, caregivers, and anyone unpacking the impact of church culture on their mental health.   Kindly Listen, Like, share and leave a comment!!!

Singleness in ministry….. in this episode we talked about purpose, identity, and serving God wholeheartedly while single. This episode will encourage you to see singleness not as a season of lack but as a season of impact . Don’t forget to share your thoughts in the comments , like 👍 and subscribe for more videos .

Welcome to the very first episode of The Shepherd’s Table! In this kickoff conversation, we dive into what it really means to have a seat at the table—to be seen, valued, chosen, and part of something bigger. It’s real, honest, uplifting, and the perfect start to our journey together. Pull up a chair… your place is waiting! 👉 Like, comment, and subscribe to join the community!

Welcome to *The Shepherd’s Table, a warm and inspiring space where faith, personal growth, and real-life conversations come together. In this intro video, we share the heart and purpose behind the podcast, why it was created, what you can expect, and how each conversation is meant to guide, uplift, and encourage you on your journey and also to get to know our hosts. Pull up a seat, relax, and join us as we begin this meaningful journey together. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more episodes from *The Shepherd’s Table• #podcastintro#theshepherdstable#prayer#faith#everythingunderthesun

Starting a new series based on the theme of the year, Pastor Adefolarin Oyebanjo teaches the church about how we need to be a testimony of God just as Job was.

Pr. Emmanuel Kwarfo teaches us about love in this episode. 

Concluding our 14-days fasting, we learned the need for the church to travail in prayer. Rev. Dr. Kwame Boateng teaches the church that we need to be vigilant in our prayers.

Beginning our 14 days fast, we need to realize that as a church there are necessities laid upon us to seek a new refreshing upon our lives. 

Elder Patrick Arthur-Gyamfi, in this episode, teaches us our inheritance in God, through Christ Jesus. 

In this episode, Pr. Dr. Adefolarin Oyebanjo, teaches the church how the ministries in the church are important to attain the full embodiment of Christ. 

The year 2021 had its own ups and downs, and in the coming year 2022, as a church we have made up our mind to possess, and definitely, that is what we will do. 

As the year is coming to a close, the church needs to understand that we need to put on a new self to accommodate the coming year. In this episode, Rev. Dr. Kwame Boateng teaches the church to put on the new self which is Christ Jesus. 

In this episode, our Mama Evelyn Boateng teaches the church of our role when it comes to marriage with the Lord. 

Learning to be royal priesthoods, we need to behold our King. And this weekend of our Christmas Convocation we were taught to behold our marvelous King.

Learning to be royal priesthoods, we need to behold our King. And this weekend of our Christmas Convocation we were taught to behold our marvelous King. 

Pr. Dr. Adefolarin Oyebanjo, teaches us about praise, which is a source of our unending sacrifice. 

Rev. Dr. Kwame Boateng, teaches the church on the need to glorify God in everything for that is our garment of praise. 

Living as a royal priesthood, we need to know how to honor our maker. In this episode, Pr. Dr. Adefolarin Oyebanjo teaches us about how honor is our sacrifice of praise. 

Still on our life-changing truths series, Elder Eric Hamenu in this episode teaches us about Christ being the new High Priest for us. 

In this second episode of this series, Rev. Dr. Kwame Boateng concludes on the need to be a part of the Body of Christ which is Jesus. 

In our life-changing truth series, we learn that we are a chosen generation and Elder Ato Frempong teaches us that we need to go therefore and make disciples since we are disciples 

For us to better understand that we are a chosen generation, we need to understand that we are part of Christ's body. Rev. Dr. Kwame Boateng, teaches the church in this two-part series

We are chosen to reveal the glory of God. In this episode, Pastor Folarin Oyebanjo teaches the church our value as we've been chosen to reveal the glory of God. 

Continuing on our series the chosen generation, our mother Evelyn Boateng teaches us on the topic, the people called by Christ's name. Name that is better than any other name.  

Continuing the year to declare His Praise, we begin a new series , the chosen generation and sub title the chosen intimacy. In this episode, Rev. Kwame Boateng teaches us how we need to act as a chosen generation. 

In this episode, Pastor Folarin teaches the church the need to praise in the hope which is Christ Jesus. 

On Resurrection Sunday, Rev. Dr. Kwame Boateng teaches the church on the need to rejoice in the great light. 

As part of the Easter festivities, Pastor Emmanuel Kwarfo teaches the church on the need to Arise and Shine during this period.

In this episode, Elder Eric Hamenu teaches the church that the only way to see God's glory is to render Him praise. 

The way we respond to worship determines our praises. In this episode Pastor Folarin encourages the church to use worship as their weapon.

Elder Ato Frempong teaches the church about rendering true praises to our creator in this episode. 

Ending the sermon on Created to Praise, Rev. Dr. Kwame Boateng explains the need to be created to praise. 

A year of praise requires us to learn that we've been created to praise. In this episode, Rev. Dr. Kwame Boateng teaches the church exactly how we are created to praise

On the theme of the year, Pastor Adefolarin Oyebanjo teaches the church about how we've been redeemed to praise

In a Valentine's Day message, Rev. Dr. Kwame Boateng admonishes the church to exhibit love. 

To climax our Fresh Oil Conference, Rev. Dr. Kwame Boateng teaches the church to be genuine praisers and what it entails to be one. 

Opening the year with our annual fresh oil conference, Rev. Dr. Kwame Boateng teaches the church the need to understand that we are victorious in our praises. 

In this episode, Elder Roselove Asare teaches the church the benefit of having a spirit of self-control. 

One key member of the body that needs to be controlled is the tongue. In this episode, First Lady Evelyn Boateng teaches us how to control the tongue. 

We need the mind of Christ for us to truly exhibit self-control and this is what Pastor Adefolarin Oyebanjo teaches us in this episode. 

Self-Control, a key virtue in our Christian walk, is being taught by Elder Ato Frempong to begin the New Year. In this episode, he teaches us the evidence of this virtue. 

Ending the year of True Worship, we needed to know about the mark of our worship. In this episode, Rev. Dr. Kwame Boateng teaches the church to enter the New Year with the mindset of our worship leaving a mark. 

We need strength to remain gentle as Christians. Being gentle is a Christian virtue that we need to work upon. In this episode, Pastor Adefolarin Oyebanjo teaches the church to have strength while remaining gentle. 

As Christians, we are called to revere God. In this episode, Elder Ato Frempong teaches the church to set our hearts in reverence to God.