At The Table

In this second part of our series, “Worship: More Than a Song,” we dive into Jesus’ conversation with the Samaritan woman and unpack what it really means to be the kind of worshipers the Father seeks. Worship in spirit is honest, alive, and rooted in relationship. Worship in truth is grounded in Scripture and shaped by who God truly is. When spirit and truth come together, worship becomes powerful, personal, and transformative. Join us as we explore how to move beyond routine, connect deeply with God’s presence, and let His Word give life to our worship every day.

As we wrap up this first episode of “Worship: More Than a Song,” we’re reminded that true worship begins in the heart and flows into every part of life. It’s not about performance or emotion—it’s about surrender and relationship. When we choose obedience over convenience and gratitude over complaint, we declare God’s worth in real, tangible ways. This closing segment invites you to live with a heart tuned to heaven, walking each day in the kind of worship the Father seeks—worship in spirit and in truth.

Worship is more than music — it’s the posture of our hearts. In this opening episode of “Worship: More Than a Song,” we look at what it really means to declare God’s worth in everyday life. From Jesus’ words in John 4:23-24 to Paul’s challenge in Romans 12:1, we discover that true worship isn’t about a stage, a song, or a Sunday service — it’s about surrender. Join us as we talk about how to move from singing words to living them, and how worship can become a lifestyle that honors God in everything we do.

Ever wonder what sets a talent apart from a spiritual gift? In this episode, we dive into how God uniquely designs each of us—not just with natural abilities, but with Spirit-given gifts meant to build up the church and glorify Christ.We’ll talk about where both come from, how they work together, and why understanding the difference matters. From music to mercy, from leadership to love, every believer has been equipped for a purpose. Join us as we unpack what Scripture says, look at the purpose of the sign gifts, and talk about how to discover and use your own spiritual gift in everyday life.

In this episode, we talk about the heart of belonging to the church—not just attending on Sundays. We explore why being part of a church family matters, how real community shapes our faith, and why commitment, forgiveness, and love are so essential in the body of Christ. From Hebrews 10 to Jesus’ promise to build His church, this conversation invites you to move from the sidelines to the heart of the mission.Discover why the church isn’t a club, but a spiritual home—and why your place in it matters more than you think.

In this episode, we dive deep into what the Church truly is—not just a building or a Sunday morning event, but a people called out by God for His purpose. We look at the church’s origin in Scripture, explore its heartbeat through the early church in Acts, and unpack what it means to live out that same mission today. From the foundation Jesus laid to the power of unity in the body of Christ, this conversation challenges us to be more than attendees—it calls us to be active participants in God’s plan.

We continue our look at the Charlie Kirk tragedy and the conversations it’s sparked in Part 2 of our series. This week, we’re digging even deeper into the questions everyone’s asking — about persecution, truth, revival, and how followers of Jesus should respond when culture collides with faith.From rising hostility toward Christian voices to the growing need for bold, grace-filled truth, this conversation goes beyond politics and headlines to focus on what God might be doing in the middle of it all. Join us as we keep pressing into the hard questions and seek biblical answers for a divided world.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk has sent shockwaves through the nation — igniting debates about faith, politics, free speech, and the future of Christianity in America. In this episode, we dig deeper than the headlines. Can this tragedy spark revival? What does the Bible say about persecution, truth, and loving our enemies in a polarized world? Join us as we unpack public questions, biblical responses, and what this moment might mean for the Church today.

This week, we’re sitting down with Larry III & Nicole Keeth to talk about something that hits close to home for so many: navigating life as a blended family. Their story, wisdom, and honesty will encourage you and remind you that God’s grace is big enough to cover every family dynamic.

This week on At The Table, we continue our conversation with Dr. Juston Gates, President of the Missouri Baptist Children’s Home. Together, we dive into the heart of foster care—what it looks like, why it matters, and how each of us can play a part in helping kids across Missouri find hope and a future.

This week on At The Table, we sit down with Dr. Juston Gates, President of the Missouri Baptist Children’s Home. Together, we dive into the heart of foster care—what it looks like, why it matters, and how each of us can play a part in helping kids across Missouri find hope and a future.

Discipline isn’t about punishment—it’s about love. In this episode, we look at how God’s Word calls parents to guide their children with consistency, patience, and grace. Anchored in Proverbs 13:24 and Hebrews 12:6,11, we’ll explore the difference between punishment and discipline, the importance of setting healthy boundaries, and why correction done in love leads to growth. Plus, we’ll share practical, age-appropriate tips to help you disciple your children without harshness, but with wisdom and care.

In this introductory episode, we pull up a seat and share what At The Table is all about. Join the pastoral staff of FBCKC as we talk through the vision behind the podcast, what you can expect in the weeks ahead, and how your questions will help shape future conversations. It’s just the beginning—come find your place at the table! Submit any questions to [email protected].