Welcome to the all-new Season 2! The On the Table crew begin their second season with an interesting discussion about humanity’s connection to the spiritual realm. Most people on the planet believe in the spiritual realm and connect to God or the demonic world through meditation, occultic, or religious activities. The team spends some time talking about the difference between our soul, spirit, and body, attempts to define what each are, and whether they are eternal or not. The group wraps up the video with how people have connected to the spiritual realm through near death experiences. Listen to today’s conversation and be sure to hit subscribe so you don’t miss a thing from the new and exciting season 2.

In this episode, Laurel shares her journey of discovering God's grace. Her childhood abuse created a wounded perfectionist, but God's love and grace allowed her to realize her identity in Him. Now she is healed from that trauma and her mission is to share God's grace with others. Her relationship with her husband and best friend of over 40 years is a testament to how God's grace can bless a marriage and family. Join the On the Table crew as they discuss Laurel's life of spiritual growth, healing, and victory through her finding and accepting God's radical grace.

Though she started out as a young believer who was burdened by legalism, people-pleasing, under valuing herself, and not really knowing her true identity, as an adult Taylor has claimed her inheritance through understanding and receiving God’s grace. Join this week as the On the Table team introduces you to Taylor. You won’t want to miss this episode filled with honest conversation, some laughs, and even some tears as Taylor shares her life with us all.

Ok, so he isn’t literally put On the Table, but this week the group would like to introduce you to one of its members: Michael. Michael is a man who loves to dig in and learn about a variety of topics that impact his relationship and understanding of Jesus. You might relate to him as he has been through some pretty tough things in life, but his contagious curiosity and love for God makes you want to hear his perspective and get to know him. Tune in this week as Michael shares his life and enthusiasm for discovery with you.

How do you define the term “religious”? Is everything you do spiritual all the time? What is the difference between spiritual and religious? In Christ, you are born into God’s spiritual realm, or His spiritual kingdom, so, how and when do we connect with the spiritual realm? Is that connection always godly? In what ways have the team members connected to the Spirit? Discover the answers to these questions and more in this episode of On the Table as the group discusses the contrast between the spiritual and religious and our connection to the Spirit of God.

This week the team puts the Old Testament On the Table for discussion. From prophecies to Christophanies, Genesis to Revelation, the entire Bible is all about Jesus. But what about the Old Testament, specifically? What are we to make of it as New Testament believers? Listen in as the gang talks about topics such as free choice, the Law and the breaking of it, shame, and Adam and Eve’s failure in the garden. Discover how the Old Covenant paves the way for the grace of the New Covenant.

Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit to us after He left to go back to the Father, and He said it would be better for us if He did so. How can this be? Who is the Holy Spirit and how is He our helper? What does it mean to be born again? Why do many churches avoid talking about the Holy Spirit? This week the On the Table squad answers these questions and more as they explore who the Holy Spirit is and how He works in our lives as children of God.

Grace enables equality in relationships, which in turn fosters good communication and an avoidance of hierarchical structures that tend to produce judgment toward others. Grace also eliminates the need for performance and allows for authenticity. Tune in to today’s episode of On the Table as the crew talks about the power of grace to build strong and loving relationships and the importance of both receiving and giving grace.