by Domenic | Aug 10, 2026 | Tabletalk Study
Deceived and Deceitful by Kyle Borg “Am I being deceived?” is probably not a question that we are eager to ask. No one likes being lied to. Most of us learn that early in life. I remember being told a story on the playground by a classmate. He was so confident in the...
by Domenic | Jul 28, 2026 | Tabletalk Study
Yearning for Home by Kevin D. Gardner An accident occurs. A disease strikes. A birth has complications. Fear grips us. A trip gets prolonged. A deployment is ordered. A return is delayed. Anxiety takes hold. And then, those sweet words, sometimes sweeter than we can...
by Domenic | Jul 21, 2026 | Tabletalk Study
Dressed in Reality by Tessa Thompson In the last thirteen years of being a stay-at-home mom to three boys, one thing I’ve learned is that such a life requires a realistic mentality toward my wardrobe. Jeans get too tight six months into a pregnancy, blouses get...
by Domenic | Jul 15, 2026 | Tabletalk Study
Remember and Trust by Joel E. Kim Times of transition have a way of exposing both our vulnerabilities and our hopes. Joshua 1 records one of the most profound transitions in redemptive history: the passing of leadership from Moses to Joshua. Israel, standing on the...
by Domenic | Jul 1, 2026 | Tabletalk Study
He Hangs the Earth on Nothing by John C.A. Ferguson As a boy on a family vacation, I bought a packet of postcards as a souvenir from the Kennedy Space Center. A memorable image on one postcard was of the earth in daylight surrounded by the darkness of space. The...
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