In this episode, Darrell Bock, Claude Alexander, and Craig Detweiler discuss the collaboration between Windrider and the Sundance Film Festival and how films are a great way to engage the culture around us.

In this episode, Kasey Olander, Andi Thacker, and Josh Freeman revisit the subject of trauma focusing on different types of trauma and how it can manifest in our lives.

In this episode, Bill Hendricks and Greg Stier discuss how impactful youth can be when they are set on fire with the gospel.

In this episode, Kymberli Cook, Milyce Pipkin, Sue Edwards and Kelley Mathews discuss the lives of various women in Scripture and their powerful contributions to the lives of those around them.

This podcast episode on Hamas's October 7 attack on Israel is unique for The Table. We rarely cover current events as they unfold, much less events with such personal and global significance. At times, guests display the emotion that comes from knowing victims of the attacks. We decided not to edit out these moments. Our guests long for God's protection of the innocent and justice against the wicked. There is biblical precedence for this request and the emotion that accompanies it. One need look no further than Psalm 9. We also want to remember that there is a legitimate concern for those Palestinians who are also among Hamas's victims. We hope to follow up with a podcast episode exploring this topic. One thing is clear: Hamas helps no one, Palestinian or Jew. We offer this discussion of the conflict with these reflections in mind. In this episode, Darrell Bock, David Brickner, and Mitch Glaser discuss the recent events in Israel and Hamas and how we can pray for the people hurting.

In this episode, Kasey Olander, Shawn Shannon, and Sten-Erik Armitage discuss the beauty of Sabbath and the important role it can play in the life of a Christian.

In this episode, Darrell Bock and Woodrow Kroll discuss the historical, religious, and political context surrounding the death of Jesus Christ and what that means for people today.

In this episode, Kymberli Cook and Joshua Farris discuss the differing views on the origin of the soul and how the church has handled this subject over the years.

In this episode, Kasey Olander, Robert Duckworth, and Steve Wilkens explore the existence of humor in the Bible and how humor can be used to share truth.

In this episode, Darrell Bock and Brandon Washington discuss the history of American Evangelicalism in light of race, repentance, and reconciliation.