Hosted by Khalil Burton · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 79 episodes
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You want to grow spiritually, but nobody has ever shown you how. You read your Bible inconsistently, your prayer life feels flat, and you wonder if real transformation is actually possible for someone like you.There is a way to grow that is theologically serious and practically grounded. It starts with honest conversation about what Scripture actually says.Welcome to the Table is a Christian podcast about spiritual growth, discipleship, and following Jesus in today's culture, hosted by three pastors. Each episode brings biblical depth and real-world application to the questions Christians are actually asking: How do I overcome sin? What does it mean to be made in God's image? How do I share my faith without being pushy? How do I stop deconstructing and start building?You will find conversations on spiritual disciplines, identity in Christ, faith and culture, evangelism, holiness, and the attributes of God. You will hear from leading voices in theology and spiritual formation. You wi
Khalil Burton hosts Welcome to the Table, a religion show with 79 episodes published.
Few topics in the church divide as sharply as speaking in tongues. Most conversations about it produce one of two reactions: uncritical enthusiasm or nervous dismissal. This episode offers a third option: careful biblica
If you are a Christian who keeps sinning despite genuinely wanting to stop, this episode was made for you. And the answer is not that you need more willpower. The answer is that you have been fighting the wrong way. Khal
The incarnation is not just a doctrine about Christmas. It is a pattern for mission. Jesus did not commute to earth. He moved in. He shared meals, touched lepers, showed up at weddings. The theological term for this patt
Holiness is not a list of things you do not do. It is a participation in the nature of God. When you reduce it to a behavioral checklist, you end up with exactly what the broader culture already rightly critiques: religi
There is a growing number of Christians who feel like they do not belong anywhere. The culture does not want what they believe. And their church often does not know how to form them in the direction their faith is pointi
After a year-long break, Welcome to the Table is back, and this episode is an honest account of why it went quiet and what has changed since. Khalil shares his transition out of full-time youth ministry, the launch of Gr
You are anxious — not just occasionally but as a default operating mode. You move fast, stay busy, scroll to decompress, and still feel unsettled underneath it all. And part of you knows the fix is not more information,
The question “who is my neighbor?” is not new. A lawyer asked Jesus the same thing — and was hoping the answer would narrow the category, not expand it. Most of us are still doing the same thing. We want to love our neig
Your calendar is full. You know it. And somewhere in the back of your mind is the thought that God has more for you — but getting to it requires getting through everything already on the list. The problem is that list ne
You are carrying things you have never told anyone. Not because you do not know you should — you know the verse. But something in you believes that the moment you say it out loud, it becomes more real, more shameful, or
At some point you made a decision. You said yes to Jesus. What you may not have been told is that discipleship is not the moment of yes — it is a lifetime of it. And the deeper question is not whether you are willing to
Most Christians have more books on their shelf than pages in their body. You buy them with good intentions, start them in January, and find them face-down on the nightstand by March. But the right book at the right time
You know you are supposed to have joy. The New Testament commands it more than almost any other emotional state. But most of us treat joy the same way we treat the weather — something that happens to us, not something we
Most people know God is eternal. Almost nobody has stopped to think about what that actually means — or why it should change anything about Monday morning. Eternity feels like an abstraction, a theological category to no
If you have watched someone you love walk away from the faith, you have probably asked why. Not the easy answer — doubt, or a bad experience — but the deeper one. Something about the version of Christianity they encounte
Are you ready to dive deep into the limitless nature of God? In this awe-inspiring episode of the Welcome to the Table Podcast, we'll explore the infinity attribute of God, a concept that stretches our understanding and
You have ended friendships and felt guilty about it for years. You have stayed in relationships that slowly drained you because you did not know how to let them wind down without feeling like a bad person. Nobody told yo
Something is happening in the church. People who grew up in the faith — kids who got baptized, went on mission trips, led worship — are walking away. Not all at once. Quietly, over years, in a direction you did not see c
You are moving so fast through life that you rarely stop to learn from it. The week ends, a new one begins, and whatever God was trying to do in the middle of it gets buried under the next task and the next commitment. T
You probably do not bow to wooden statues. Your idols are more sophisticated — and more dangerous because of it. The approval you are still searching for. The thing you cannot say no to. The area of your life where the t
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