Generations at the Table

Is your heart divided by doubt and fear?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew Month of Sivan, a season of receiving identity, instruction, and purpose. This month invites us to live with focus and Kingdom alignment and warns against distraction and duality. Many struggle to advance not because of a lack of direction, but because of hearts divided by doubt, internal conflict, and hesitation. In the month of Sivan...Identify areas where your heart is currently divided.Choose faith and trust over seeking "backup plans".Act as a "haven"—a safe place of stewardship and nurturing for what God has entrusted to you.Respond fully and with an undivided "yes" when God calls you to battle or worship.Join Megann as she shares the significance of the tribes of Zebulun and Issachar in relation to Sivan, how not to let human logic override trust in God, and the power of moving forward with a fully devoted heart.

Are you being held hostage by your mindset?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the power of being transformed by the renewing of your mind, especially in this period leading up to receiving instruction at Shavuot. This mind transformation is not mere improvement or management but a complete inner renovation that restores our original design. Since the fall in Eden, a question of doubt has been planted in humanity–to question God’s goodness, character, and plan. We’ve fallen prey to a slavery mindset, ruled by fear and our own desire to control. But Jesus offers a way out— spiritual transformation through His thoughts, His law, His way written on our hearts.Join Megann as she shares the biblical concept of the heart, practical ways to shift your thoughts through reading and declaring God’s Word, and how the Father is offering holistic renewal—mind, will, and emotions—to His people.

Are you preparing to listen?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about how to steward the fifty-day waiting period between Passover and Shavuot. This isn’t a time of passivity, but active preparation to receive the instruction that’s coming. It’s a time of intention, to pause from the hustle, and find stillness to listen. It’s a time to wait, not in anxiety or grumbling, but in hopeful expectation. It’s a time to let go of past disappointments and fears that hinder, and form spiritual habits and patterns that reinforce your true Kingdom identity in Jesus. Join Megann as she shares the power of bearing witness and how embracing your true identity positions you to receive the transformation and instruction the Father is releasing.

Have you been spiritually liberated but not fully healed?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino digs deeper into the Hebrew month of Iyar, a time of transition between deliverance and instruction.Bridging Passover and Shavuot, this season holds the vulnerability of being liberated but not yet whole. Healing is a process that requires time, and it’s easy to get impatient and run ahead when we’re not ready. The enemy attempts to hijack our weariness in the waiting with temporary relief. But God is after our wholeness, which is a process.Join Megann as she shares the wisdom of investing in healthy relationships, good stewardship, inviting Jesus into your physical and mental health, and letting go of the "good" to receive God's best as you hold onto His promises.

Are you losing perspective in the waiting?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Iyar, an in-between season that bridges the deliverance of Passover with the spiritual instruction and identity imparted at Shavuot. This middle period is refining, challenging, and essential for character development and for faith to grow. God is shifting your heart to depend on Him alone. To seek His face and trust Him for provision and healing. He is preparing you for what comes next–inviting you to grow in holy expectation and obedience.Join Megann as she shares how not to lose heart in the middle, the wisdom to cease from complaining, and how to receive strategic discernment while you wait.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann is joined by special guest Jamie Klusacek to discuss the true meaning of courage, as reflected in her book, "Courage to Walk." Rather than being measured by personal productivity or selfless acts, true courage is rooted in trusting God, believing His promises, and responding with obedience, even when the way forward is filled with uncertainty. It means the security of knowing that your identity and your calling are found in Jesus alone, not in your output or even your Kingdom assignment. Belonging to Him is your great reward—from this overflows mission. And in this journey of growth and trust, God is not intimidated by your doubts and questions. He invites your transparency. He asks for your honesty. He's after relationship.Join Megann and Jamie as they talk about navigating a wilderness season, the difference between calling and assignment, and how even when the path forward involves fear or uncertainty, Jesus always provides the necessary strength, peace, and restorative power to move forward.Connect with Jamie: Instagram: @jamieklusacek | https://jamieklusacek.com

Discover more about the nine blessings of Passover: https://curtlandry.com/nineblessings The Father is inviting you to His table– will you come?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the significance of the four cups of Passover and the nine covenant blessings outlined in Exodus 23. These cups and blessings are not merely traditional; they speak to specific promises from God to bring His people out of captivity, rescue them, redeem them, and claim them as His own. Passover is our deliverance story. The Father’s table is a homecoming. He’s saved a seat just for you, and He’s inviting you to join Him— not because you have to, but because you get to. Not from a place of legalism, but out of faith, obedience, and desire for relationship with Him. Join Megann as she shares how the nine blessings of Passover are for entire households, bringing alignment and legacy, and how this set-apart time anchors us in our true covenant identity in Yeshua.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the significance of celebrating Passover at home and how this appointed time anchors family identity and spiritual growth. The first Passover shows us that freedom began at the table of prepared families. Spiritual legacy starts in the home—not just in what we speak, but in how we live. Passover invites us to shift the culture of our homes to align with God's rhythm as we celebrate the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. To see the connection between the Exodus story and the Cross at Calvary, and recount the faithfulness of our God in generations past and in our family today. The traditions of Passover—from the questions asked, to the seder plate symbolism with Messiah at the center— bring the scriptures to life and anchor our children in their spiritual heritage.Join Megann as she shares how to engage all ages in the Passover celebration, unpacks the meaning of Passover traditions, including the Dayenu, and shows how this appointed time fosters generational discipleship, aligning the culture of your home with God's Kingdom.

Learn more about Nisan: https://curtlandry.com/redemption In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses the Hebrew month of Nisan, established in Exodus 12:2 as the "beginning of months", and home to the feast of Passover.In Exodus, we see that Nisan is marked by themes of miracles, deliverance, and redemption. God rescued the Israelites from captivity, restored their true identity in Him, and birthed them as a nation. But before they could step into their destiny, the idolatry of Egypt had to be rejected. The mindset of a slave had to be cast out. Likewise, Nisan calls us to root out idolatry, repent of false mindsets, and shift to an identity rooted in freedom.Join Megann as she shares the meaning of the Hebrew word associated with Nisan, “Hey”, the invitation to come to the Father’s table for Passover, and how walking in obedience unlocks the miraculous.Note: Megann's scarf in this episode is from Love's Pure Light: https://www.lovespurelight.com/

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the importance of finishing a season well before moving into a new one, a pattern we see modeled in the transition from Adar to Nisan. Adar, the 12th month in the Hebrew calendar, is a season of refinement, preparation, and completion, while Nisan, the first month of the new year, marks a spiritual new beginning. This biblical calendar cycle reminds us that before God begins something new, He invites us to finish well what came before it. Join Megann as she unpacks the meanings of the Hebrew words “Zeman” and "Moed", and why finishing well protects us from carrying into our next season what should remain in the past. Aligning with God’s times and seasons positions us to transition with grace, not rush the reset, and press forward in purpose.

Will you trust God through the discomfort of realignment? In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino digs deeper into the spiritual significance of the Hebrew month of Adar, a time of divine reversal, shaking, and transition. Just as Haman was exposed and Mordecai was repositioned in the month of Adar, God works to uncover what needs to be confronted in our lives–not to harm, but to heal, and realign us with our true identity and Kingdom purpose. These divine reversals and shifting moments often begin from a place of discomfort, but lead to life and new beginnings. When God exposes what cannot be taken into the next season, whether habits, patterns, or relationships, we are being prepared to receive His best.Join Megann as she shares God’s heart in this season of uncovering and repositioning, the purpose of exposure, and how, when God takes away, He always replaces with something better. Adar is a call for us to stand in the doorway, cross the threshold, and prepare for the blessing on the other side of obedience.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the importance of preparation. We see the pattern of preparation in the biblical feasts and in Jesus’ intentions throughout His earthly ministry. Preparation shows God we’re serious, that we’re willing to foster space to receive more of Him. He desires to furnish and prepare our hearts and lives to host His movements. But to experience this we must partner with Him through love, obedience and alignment. Megann shares how to embrace a culture of preparation, readying our hearts to engage in God's plans and purposes.

Learn more about overcoming the spirit of Haman: https://curtlandry.com/decreeDo you trust that God is at work, even when you don't see Him?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the feast of Purim, which is more than an ancient story, but a present spiritual strategy. Esther’s courageous obedience, Mordecai’s wisdom, and Haman’s deception and ultimate defeat speak to a battle that still rages today–and models how we should rise to meet it, with conviction, clarity, and Kingdom authority.Even though the name of God is not mentioned in the book of Esther, His hand is clearly seen. The God of Israel worked miracles through willing vessels, countering what was meant for evil in a moment of divine reversal.Join Megann as she shares practical ways to celebrate Purim with your family, and what it means to live a lifestyle of surrender, embracing the truth that you’ve been positioned "for such a time as this” in your home, career, and community.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino unpacks the Hebrew month of Adar, a time of instruction, preparation, and joy. The Hebrew word for joy, “Simcha,” signifies a joy that "springs forth from covenant relationship"–the gladness experienced when God's people encounter His presence, provision, and promises. Joy is not just a final reward at the end of our destination, but a spiritual posture that carries us into all that God has prepared. We’re called to wait in expectation. To experience fulfillment in our covenant relationship with the Father Who calls us to trust and follow Him. Our joy in the journey is powerful, and likewise, the enemy will target it to cause anxiety and disruption. We see this in the Purim story, where Haman used fear, intimidation, and despair against the people of Israel. But like Esther, may we not cower in fear and intimidation but choose courage and holy joy in alignment with God’s instruction. We’re called to arise as messengers of hope who speak life into others and declare their divine purpose.Join Megann as she shares how the tribe of Naphtali connects to Adar, and what it means to be a cheerful messenger– one who rises above dark circumstances, carrying a message of hope, restoration, and opportunity.

Did you know the enemy is targeting your peace?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino shares a startling personal story of witnessing, alongside her young daughter, a hawk crush and carry off a dove. God spoke through this incident a spiritual reality: the enemy, like a hawk, is “locked in” to target your peace. But God is calling you to flip the script, to be aware of the enemy’s schemes, and guard your peace with unwavering focus. As Believers in a spiritual battle, we’re not called to passivity but to lock our gaze on the Author and Perfecter of our Faith with intention, and take action to pursue peace, love, and joy. Consider creating a plan to protect your peace by:Identifying the target: Asking God what the enemy is targeting in your life, such as finances, health, or marriage.Building a hedge: Utilizing prayer and promises from scripture like Psalm 91, rather than worrying or speaking out concerns.Guarding the gates of your mind: Being diligent about what you see and hear, stewarding relationships, and disengaging from negative conversations.Speaking peace: Making outward decrees of peace, joy, and wisdom over your circumstances.Join Megann as she shares the wisdom of Proverbs 4:23, "Guard your heart with all diligence, for out of it springs the issues of life", the meaning of the Hebrew word for guard, “Shamar”, and why peace is not passive, but is to be guarded and protected.

Are you stuck in a mental loop of resentment and discouragement?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses the impact of our thoughts and words, which are not neutral but carry the power of life and death. There is a constant battlefield inside our minds, but God’s Word gives us the path to victory. God is limitless, but we can limit His work in our lives by misalignment. We have to choose to engage in the battle. We have to trust that breakthrough is possible. The good news is this: You are not at the mercy of your negative thoughts–you have agency to choose alignment with God, to seed the atmosphere with hope and abundance, and to be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Join Megann as she shares practical battle plans for overcoming offense and negative thought patterns, and how God’s words in Isaiah 55:8, "My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are my ways your ways," are not meant to be a final statement, but rather an invitation to a transformed thought-life through repentance, righteousness, and alignment.

How are you making space to hear God’s voice?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the powerful Hebrew word “Shema,” which means to listen, heed, hear, and obey. The ancient and foundational Hebrew prayer of the Shema, found in Deuteronomy 6:4-5 and referenced by Jesus in Mark 12:29-31, calls us into a rhythm of obedience, attentiveness, awareness, and alignment. It’s the spiritual discipline of learning to filter every voice and influence through the voice of the Father. We cultivate space to hear and heed Him by:Prioritizing the Word: starting the day seeking God’s thoughts before the input of the worldSilencing Other Voices: limiting external input, such as media, social media, and noise, which can drown out God's voice.Finding Stillness: Psalms 46:10 says we must be still to know GodSeeking Counsel: allowing spiritual leaders and mentors to speak into our lives, rather than only friends or social media.Join Megann as she shares the wisdom of stewarding the meditations of our heart towards God’s Word, worship, and prayer, and the cost of missed opportunity found in Deuteronomy chapter 1, warning us not to let circumstances speak louder than what God has spoken.

Goals to Grow workbook: https://curtlandry.com/yearaheadAre you ready to move past the hustle to holy alignment with the Father’s will for your life?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses the importance of setting goals not just for productivity, but for identity transformation and becoming the person God has called you to be. We are entering the Hebrew month of Shevat, a time of instruction and transformation. God’s instructions, His corrections, are meant to realign us back to Himself, our true identity, and our calling. As you move towards setting goals in alignment with God’s Kingdom, consider creating a transformational decree. It starts by:Identifying your goal and asking if God was involved.Determining which characteristics of God you need to embrace and reflect to reach the goal.Identifying your true identity in Yeshua that aligns with the goal and finding supporting scriptures.Declaring it boldly.Join Megann as she shares what it means to lead an identity-led life, the upcoming Jewish holiday celebrating the planting of trees, Tu BiShvat, and how to cultivate a well-rooted spiritual life, bearing fruit in each season.

Are you allowing margin in your life to pause and receive God’s instruction?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses the Hebrew month of Shevat, a time of transformation, instruction, and preparation for entering the Promised Land. Deuteronomy 1:3-5 recounts how on the 1st of Shevat, Moses, before he ascended to heaven, gave the children of Israel their final instructions before they entered the Promised Land. Though Moses had struggled with a stammering tongue, he was the one chosen and equipped through God’s Spirit to bear the weight of giving the final instruction before the promise. This month highlights how God’s power is perfected in our weaknesses and how He lights up the path before us with His Word. At the start of this year, don’t just ask God for good ideas or big dreams, but seek His will, trusting He is with you every step you take.Join Megann as she shares principles from the tribe of Asher, associated with this month, how to be in the world but not of it, like oil and water, and the importance of planting seeds of obedience, putting into action God’s instruction for the future.

Do you trust God to bring you through difficult circumstances?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino points out the importance of reflecting on what God has brought you through in the past year, so as to walk into the new year with courage and perspective. We’re often led through the challenge, rather than around it. The scriptures echo this process of refinement as the psalmists declare how God’s people are led through fire and water, being refined as precious silver – how our Shepherd guides us through the valley with His rod and staff. The fruit of all this, if we press into God’s purpose, is deepened character, stronger faith, and well-rooted testimony. The key is perspective. As you focus on Jesus, the Good Shepherd who brought you through, you’ll be able to face the unknowns of the new year with faith and courage.Join Megann as she shares the definitions and distinctions between a shepherd’s rod and staff, why the “rod of inspection” is an invitation to healing and intimacy with God, and how to enter in the new year with prophetic purpose, aligned with heaven's strategy.

Get your Goals to Grow workbook: https://curtlandry.com/yearahead Discover your divine design with PurposeQuest: https://mypurposequest.com/beginAre you inviting God into your goals and dreams?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses moving into 2026 with purpose, identity, and rhythm by realigning with God’s voice. Setting goals gives us focus and intention, but we must invite Jesus into them from the start–not simply asking Him to bless our plans but asking what His plan is. It’s easy to get caught up in moving towards goals that misalign with our true identity and purpose–the roles we think we must play, or who we’ve been told we should be. Bringing your new year vision before the throne of God, asking Him for a word for the year, gives space to expose any misalignments, reaffirming your true purpose as you hear the voice of your Father. There is a holy mission God invites you to join Him in—a partnership that is joyful and the deepest fulfillment you can find. Join Megann as she shares how to walk into 2026 anchored in your identity, aligned with the Word, and walking in rhythm with the Holy Spirit.

Download 25 Names of Jesus resource: https://curtlandry.com/namesofjesusAre you remaining in God, as a branch connected to the Vine?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses the true meaning of Christmas and what it means to be rooted in Jesus Messiah – His true identity – so that we can be secure in who He says we are. Jesus (Yeshua) is the Root of David, the Son of God, the Son of Man, Who came to bring salvation, identity, and purpose. Though He was likely not born on December 25, this season, along with the message of Hanukkah, encourages us to connect with our spiritual heritage, preparing in the year ahead to sow seeds of Kingdom identity through holy rhythms in our homes. Shabbat, the Feasts of the Lord, meals together reflecting on Jesus, all lay a foundation of security and purpose. Our children will not have to wonder who they are when we daily decree Who He is. Join Megann as she shares how their family celebrates Hanukkah and Christmas together, the power of calling on the Names of God, and what it means to be rooted in your faith, knowing Jesus as your source.

Are you seeking God’s perspective on what you’re seeing?In this 100th episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Tevet, a time of divine strategy, spiritual insight, and preparation. Hanukkah’s light taught us to see with God’s eyes, see with spiritual clarity. This includes discerning the tactics of the enemy and trusting God as our Rear Guard as we journey forward. As you enter this month, consider:What is God revealing to you?What strategy is He giving for the season ahead?How can you position yourself for vision and breakthrough?Join Megann as she shares how the Hebrew month of Tevet is connected to the tribe of Dan and the Hebrew word “Ayin”, which means “eye” or “spiritual vision.” This month is an invitation to ask the Lord to show you the unseen things, equipping you to move forward with wisdom, strategy, and heaven's perspective.

Are you willing to let your light shine, even if it costs you?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses the powerful story of Hanukkah and how it speaks to us today—inviting us to choose courage over compromise, faith over fear, and embrace a countercultural lifestyle as bearers of light. It costs something to be the light, and we must be willing to invest in our relationship with Jesus, drawing courage and wisdom from our communion with Him. It's His Light that shines within us, and Hanukkah calls us to remember our true identity in Him and choose endurance. To rise in faith, align with the One true God, and trust Him as our faithful provider and defender.Join Megann as she shares the timeless principles of Hanukkah and meaningful ways to celebrate with your family, nurturing the next generation to walk with Jesus from a place of dedication and without compromise.

Discover your divine design! https://mypurposequest.com Do you need direction in your life? In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino is joined by her husband and best friend, Paul Marcellino, to discuss the launch of his passion project, PurposeQuest— a personalized software designed to guide you in your Kingdom purpose. Through spiritual warfare, cultural distraction, and lack of direction, it’s easy to start to drift into apathy, but that is a dangerous place to be.Jesus was clear on His purpose–and we need to be as well. We need clarity, helping us distinguish between good things and great things – we need to be active participants in our journey of life, seeking God’s heart for our story.Join Megann and Paul as they share Paul’s story of discovering his divine purpose and what inspired the creation of the app. Learn how you can start your quest today by opening a free account and pressing towards your God-given assignment and destiny.

This holiday season, are you taking moments to reflect on God’s goodness in your life? In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about a powerful Hebrew phrase that invites us to pause and recognize the good and beautiful gifts in our lives. The holiday season can be one of comparison and we must guard our hearts with gratitude, seeding the atmosphere of our homes with praise, honor, blessing, and remembrance. Gratitude is not circumstantial, it’s a heart posture. As you intentionally focus on the good, you begin a rhythm of recognition that shifts your focus from lack to abundance. Join Megann and she shares the gift of pausing to recognize and rejoice in God’s provision, focusing on the good in other people rather than their faults, and embracing a lifestyle of thanksgiving.

Are you embracing your call to shine brightly with the light of the Holy Spirit?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Kislev, a season of miracles and selfless devotion– a call to embrace our role as carriers of God’s presence. Kislev holds the history of Hanukkah, a story of victory for God’s people, the endurance of light, and the rededication of the temple. In this season we’re reminded, as 1 Corinthians 3 proclaims, that through salvation in Jesus we have become God's temple–the dwelling place of His Holy Spirit. We’re called to carry His light and presence into the world, to dispel the darkness and not be deterred by it. To carry God’s light, we must be emptied of ourselves and all things that war with our true purpose. We must nurture His light within us, align with His Word, and be expectant of miracles. Join Megann as she shares the power of rededication and selfless devotion in our homes, families and communities, and how to live as the light, leaning into God’s daily provision.

Are you letting the delay in your life define you or refine you?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses how to maintain a mindset of faith during seasons of delay. Delay can trigger our old agreements, habits, and patterns, creating feelings of abandonment or rejection. The enemy wants us to fall back into old mindsets, but God is calling us forward into deeper levels of alignment. He wants to renew our minds from a victim mentality to a victor mentality, calling us to come out of agreement with our infirmity and align with our true identity in Him as a son or daughter. Delay is not denial, it’s not abandonment, it’s not time wasted— it's how God is positioning and healing you for what comes next.Join Megann as she shares the power of faith born out of devotion, how to be anchored in God’s Word, operate in His timing, and see delay as an invitation to wisdom.

How do you continue to step forward when you feel tired and confused?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino discusses getting stuck in a cycle of confusion, fatigue, and disappointment, and how to break free and move forward. Sometimes, after a spiritual high, like the Fall Feasts, we go through a wilderness season, disappointed by God’s timeline and weary from the waiting. It’s in this season that He refines us, reveals His character as Provider, and matures our hearts to trust and go forward, despite the unknowns. Sometimes, fear and doubt masquerade as logic and reason —and even voices with good intentions can become distractions from the instruction God has given us. If what we heard is in alignment with His Word, and confirmed by His Spirit and trusted counsel, we must contend for it in trust and faith.Join Megann as she shares the safeguard of praying to be in the center of God's will, why you need to know what you’re contending for, and how to not shrink back in fear but walk towards your purpose with faith and intention.

Will you stand for Israel and the Jewish people with grace and boldness?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino is joined by her friend Kathryn Smoltz to talk about God's unchanging love and heart for Israel. As Believers, we’re called to love what God loves, honor what He honors, and hate what He hates. God loves Israel, He loves all people, but He hates lies. Satan has hijacked many Christian circles into cursing God’s people due to deception and false doctrine, and this has greatly grieved the Holy Spirit. When we read and meditate on the scriptures, the truth becomes abundantly clear–God’s covenant with Israel and love for the Jewish people are eternal, and He’s inviting you to join Him in His prophetic work–to see how Israel’s story is the story you’ve been grafted into by His glorious grace and promise. Listen as Kathryn shares her personal story and experiences in the Holy Land, why it’s critical to know God’s heart and promises for Israel and the Jewish people, and how you can arise and refuse silence like Esther, blessing Israel’s prophetic destiny — and yours.

What habits and patterns are you nurturing this month that you want to carry forward in your family line?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Cheshvan, a month of dual opportunity that invites us to tend to the soil of our hearts and steward the seeds we received during the Fall Feasts. We’re given the choice to move forward or fall backward – to press into what God has revealed or run the risk of returning to our old patterns. We stay the course by remaining steadfast–choosing obedience over convenience and relationship with the Father over counterfeit comforts or the easy way out.Join Megann as she shares how to discern between “good ideas” and “God ideas”, the power of breaking generational strongholds, and how to fully embrace this month of choices, opportunities, and potential.

Did you know you can make a tangible difference in the lives of Israelis today?Sow into life-changing initiatives in Israel at https://curtlandry.com/donate.In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino is joined by her father, Rabbi Curt Landry, to talk about how the trauma of October 7th and war has impacted every demographic in Israel–from Holocaust survivors to children in Safe Houses. Living in the constant presence of sirens, memories of devastation, and fear of what might come next, Israelis feel largely isolated and hated by the world. But your faithful support, meeting both practical and spiritual needs, shows the power of consistency and presence. It creates rhythms that anchor hearts in security and expresses the power of Yeshua’s love that casts out fear.Join Megann and Rabbi as they share beautiful stories of lives changed in Israel, the need for Jewish people to know they’re seen in their grief and that they are not alone, and how you can join the mission today.

Are you in need of rest and renewal?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about Sukkot, or Feast of Tabernacles, an opportunity to reflect, seek God’s face, to know Him and be known by Him. Participation is not legalism–not a matter of salvation or a “have to”–but an opportunity to engage with God at His set-apart, appointed times of past, present, and future significance. The Feast of Tabernacles was instituted in Leviticus 23 as an everlasting ordinance unto God for generations. We read in Zechariah 14:16 that all nations will be invited to come up to Jerusalem to participate in this feast during Jesus’ millennial reign. This week-long pause is a time to remember and look ahead—to remember God's provision and faithfulness, and to look forward to His return when He will dwell with us forever.Join Megann as she shares the power of choosing God as your dwelling place and the blessing of celebrating this period of rest and rejoicing with your family.

Are you ready to begin the new year with a clean foundation?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about Yom Kippur, an invitation to begin the new year not in the hustle, bustle, and grind of goals, but in rest and repentance. It’s the holiest day on God’s calendar, a time to make amends with each other and return to the heart of the Father. This sacred pause of repentance is not in the spirit of condemnation, but in the hope of conviction–that we not only bring our lack and break agreement with darkness, but invite God to fill us as we press on towards the joy of His promise.Join Megann as she shares the power of the spiritual discipline of fasting, returning to your true identity in Jesus, and how to begin the year afresh as you journey towards the joy that is to come.

Are you ready to begin a spiritual new year?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Tishrei, a time of excavation in order to build a firm foundation for the new year. It’s a time to consider what you need to let go of and what you need to embrace. What is God calling you to in 5786?Are your habits, patterns, and investments aligned with Him?When things are being leveled, shifted, and prepared, it can be painful. Digging is messy. But the result of exposing old patterns and inviting God into your sorrow and struggle is deeper intimacy, communion, and wholeness with Him. Join Megann as she shares the power of speaking life over your family, home, and community at the start of the Hebrew new year, and the invitation to awaken and advance as you come to the Father’s table for the Fall Feasts.

What do you want to take into the Hebrew new year?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about Rosh Hashanah, the first of the Fall Feasts, and the start of the Hebrew New Year. Keeping Rosh Hashanah, like all the biblical feasts, is not an obligation but an invitation into a deeper relationship with God and the blessings of your spiritual heritage. It’s a time to remember that you were created on purpose and for purpose. To speak life, awaken, arise, and stand for truth and righteousness.Join Megann as she shares how Rosh Hashanah marks the anniversary of creation, the introspective period of the Days of Awe, and how to embrace our call to be salt and light in a broken world.

In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about agreeing with Jesus about who you truly are in Him. Since the start of creation, satan sought to separate us from the Father’s heart and our true identity as God’s sons, daughters, and image bearers. The fall of humanity started through doubt, and these ancient schemes of the enemy are still at work today. We must choose to trust God’s heart, His purposes, and who He declares us to be. Knowing your true identity is the key to walking in the Kingdom destiny and abundant life Jesus offers.Join Megann as she shares how identity influences your habits, patterns, and choices, the counsel of not being impatient with yourself or God, and the power of experiencing the fullness of your salvation.

Are you part of the crowd, a follower, or a disciple of Jesus?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the process and fruit of discipleship. In Jesus’ earthly ministry, He was surrounded by multitudes, gained followers, and had a close circle of disciples. What separated the groups was their motivation– the crowds were moved by curiosity, the disciples by commitment and the desire to engage and apply what He taught and how He lived. Moving out of the crowd to follower to disciple is a series of choices motivated by our desire–what we want the most. It’s when we apply God’s wisdom and instruction to our lives that the transformation begins. But we must choose His will over our own and take up our cross daily to reap the fruit of deeper relationship and intimacy with God.Join Megann as she shares the power of daily choices, how God invites us to participate in miracles and Kingdom building, and the fruit of choosing to engage, sacrifice, and surrender to Jesus as a committed disciple.

Will you invite Jesus into your boat? In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the intentionality of giving God what is in your hands–your occupation, parenting, home, everything. It’s not about waiting for perfection, or the bigger promotion–God is ready to use what you give Him right now. What we model at home, our rhythms, private choices, and seemingly mundane moments are what is truly revealing the legacy we will leave for the next generation. Join Megann as she shares biblical examples of those who gave God their yes with their little, why your platform starts at home, and how obedience precedes abundance.

Your life is a pilgrimage–so where are you going?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Elul, a time of repentance, realignment, and returning. This process is not about perfection. It’s not about shame or guilt but the power of restoration as we embrace who Jesus has called us to be and realign with Him as our true foundation.This is a season to shed old identities and labels, a time of mercy, hope, and unity, seeded with the expectation of new beginnings. God is inviting you to seek Him and find Him, to trust Him to respond to your cry again and again–to not give up, but to press in and press on. He will not fail you, and those who hope in Him will not be disappointed.Join Megann as she shares the beauty and revelation of Psalm 27, its connection to Elul, and the power of seeking the face of God with all your heart, mind, and devotion.

Are you tired, weary, and burnt out by your pace of life?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino is joined by long-time friends Selah and Michael Hirsch to talk about their new book, “Pressing Pause: Finding Rest in a Restless World.” Inspired through an unexpected trip to Israel, Michael and Selah share their story of how sabbath radically transformed their family, home, and lifestyle.In a world where performance is glorified and we’re taught to hustle, resting is countercultural. It’s an act of trust. Sabbath is not an obligation, but an opportunity to turn towards God, yield, acknowledge our humanity, and be refilled and empowered for our Kingdom assignment.Join Megann, Michael, and Selah as they share with humor and honesty fun and practical ways to bring the rhythm of sabbath into your home, no matter your stage of life. God is waiting to meet you where you are and give you what you need.You can find “Pressing Pause” on Amazon or at https://startsabbath.com.

Are you allowing your circumstances to refine you or define you? In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino unpacks timely principles from the life and legacy of Joseph. Through family betrayal, pain, and imprisonment, Joseph was positioned to preserve life–and the future of Israel. His story is not one of self-appointment but divine appointment. His patience, humility, and gratitude set him in alignment with Kingdom purpose and generational legacy. The same is true in your life:What you are stewarding in secret now could be someone’s lifeline in the futureYou have a choice over your circumstances making you bitter or making you betterGod is equipping you to carry your calling well and bless and provide for your family, community, and ministryNo part of your journey is wasted as you yield your life to JesusJoin Megann as she shares the power of intentionally stewarding your gifting for God's Kingdom purpose, being refined, not defined by your circumstances, and how Joseph's story shows us the legacy and possibility of choice.

What is the atmosphere of your home and family?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about what our thoughts, habits, and patterns are attracting in our lives. Our thoughts are powerful and start patterns in our words and actions that either attract or repel God’s blessings. Seeds of fear and scarcity will not reap a harvest of faith and abundance. We must take every thought captive and think on things that are good, true, and praiseworthy. There is a future and hope for you and your children. Reject the lies of this world and align with what God's Word declares. The atmosphere will shift around you as you sow life, truth, and peace in your words and actions.Join Megann as she shares the principle of sowing and reaping generously, spending time with wise people to grow in wisdom, and attracting and aligning with God’s best for your family.

Do you need a revelation of the Father’s heart?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Av, a time of strict justice and mercy. God is inviting His people to contend for their calling and be comforted as He reveals His heart in the tensions of this moment. He is birthing breakthrough and transformation amid fierce opposition. This month historically holds much tragedy and mourning for Israel and the Jewish people, but God has not abandoned them, and He will not abandon you. His justice and mercy are paving the way for restoration.Join Megann as she shares the invitation to lean into the Fatherhood of God, the power of asking the right questions in the hard moments, and the spiritual refining of being positioned under pressure.

How does your heart respond when God calls you to wait?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about God’s purpose in the waiting. Throughout God’s calendar, there are seasons of instruction, action, and holy pause. It’s these not-yet moments that tempt us to run ahead, creating golden calves instead of waiting on God and trusting His timing. Impatience comes at a cost, and listening and obedience are the mark of true discipleship. God does not delay to frustrate us, but to refine us. When we receive His correction, we receive His protection.Join Megann as she shares the importance of operating in faith rather than reacting in fear, seeking God’s Kingdom first, and trusting His faithfulness to finish what He started.

Is fear of being misunderstood holding you back?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about stepping out in obedience to Jesus even when you don’t have full understanding. It’s tempting to delay until we have more information, yet God gives instructions step by step. He’s transforming us through the process of surrender, waiting for us to choose Him over the approval of others or our own understanding. It is far better to risk being misunderstood than to miss God’s best for your life. Join Megann as she shares the growing pains and bittersweet obedience that precede the promise and how to cling to God and His presence with you as you live out your assignment.

Are you living under labels or who God says you are?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino unpacks powerful principles found in Mark 10:46-52. The section title refers to “Blind Bartimaeus”, a beggar defined by his disability and rejected by society. Everything changes when he calls for Jesus, Who restores his vision, dignity, and true identity as a child of God.We all live under labels defined by our circumstances, emotions, or cruel words from others, and Jesus is calling us to shed our false self, run to Him, and receive a new vision and a true revelation of who we are. Like He asked Bartimaeus, Jesus is asking you in this season, “What do you want me to do for you?”Join Megann as she shares the power of stepping out in faith, pushing past false labels, and receiving new spiritual sight.

Where have you set your gaze, and what are you perceiving?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Tammuz, a season where we’re challenged to grow in faith and embrace God’s perspective. As we press towards the promise land, there will be good and bad reports. Like Joshua and Caleb, we must hold to a faith-filled perspective even when voices of fear tempt us to abandon what God has spoken. This month…Choose to align with God’s vision and perception Guard your heart, eyes, and earsRemember the vision is for an appointed timeTrust God is for you, not against you Join Megann as she shares the discipline of focus, the power of writing down and remembering God’s faithfulness, and the wisdom of guarding the gates–entry points–of your life.

Are you struggling to discern God’s voice in your life?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino shares how hearing God’s voice is not only for the prophets but for all of God's children. Hearing from God is not a sterile transaction or performance-driven but lifegiving communion with the One who wants to know you and be known by you. God’s voice…Is consistent with His Word and characterBrings conviction, not accusationProvides direction and instruction leading to life and freedomJoin Megann as she shares what may be blocking your ability to hear Him, the need for stillness and attentiveness, and how our responsiveness to God’s voice expands our capacity to discern and receive what He is speaking next.Resource Mentioned–Find the course on How to Hear God's Voice at https://app.onenewman.com

Are you operating as a responsible gatekeeper in your life?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the need to guard your heart, a principle found in Proverbs 4:23. It’s not about guarding your comfort or isolating yourself, but rather protecting the wellspring of life within you; protecting that which is precious to the Father. We must be on guard against the enemy who seeks to rob us through distraction, chaos, and busyness. Ask yourself: What rhythms do I need to restore to guard my resources?What boundaries do I need to establish to protect my peace?What habits do I need to change to guard the wellspring within me?Join Megann as she shares how to be a responsible gatekeeper of your home, family, time, mindset, and gifting, and the power of experiencing God’s peace as the guard of your heart and mind in Jesus Messiah (Phil 4:7).