We Sent Our Kids to Camp!

We Sent Our Kids to Camp!

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2548631/fan_mail/new] They didn’t just drop their kids off at camp… they invested in who they’re becoming. This week at the table, parents share what it looks like to trust God with their kids’ faith—through summer camps, CIY, and the moments in between. The fun, the nerves, the prayers… and the ways they’ve seen God show up. If you’ve ever wondered, “Is this really making a difference?”—this one’s for you. Pull up a chair.

The Week That Changes Everything

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2548631/fan_mail/new] There’s something about getting away that changes everything. In this episode of Table Talk, middle school and high school students unpack their experiences from CIY and mission trips—the fun, the chaos, the inside jokes… and the moments that actually stuck. The kind that shift your perspective, deepen friendships, and make your faith feel real. It’s more than a trip.  It’s where things start to click.

This One Time, at Church Camp...

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2548631/open_sms] Camp is wild. Loud. Goofy. Sometimes a little chaotic. And somehow… God meets students right in the middle of it. In this episode of Table Talk, kids share what camp is really like, from the hilarious moments and ridiculous games to the friendships, late-night conversations, and the ways God shows up in powerful ways. It’s fun, it’s honest, and it’s a reminder that camp is more than just a trip… It’s a place where lives start to change.

Why Summer Trips Matter

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2548631/open_sms] Table Talk: Why Camp Still Matters Every summer, kids and students pack their bags, load the buses, and head off to camp. But what actually happens during those few days away from home that makes them so impactful? In this episode of Table Talk, Billy, Beth, Rachelle, Sam and Colin sit down to talk about the real story behind kids and student camps. From the hilarious and chaotic moments, lost luggage, late-night cabin antics, and camp games gone wrong, to the powerful spiritual moments that happen around campfires, in worship, and during quiet conversations. Why do churches keep investing so much in these trips? Why do leaders and volunteers keep coming back year after year? And why do so many people say camp is where their faith became real? This conversation is full of laughter, behind-the-scenes stories, and honest reflection about why these weeks matter so much, not just for students, but for the leaders who walk alongside them. Because somewhere between the silly moments and the sacred ones, lives are genuinely changed.

"Side-Table" Talk, with Igor - Church Without Walls

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2548631/open_sms] In this episode of "Side-Table" Talk, we sit with Igor to hear what it truly means to follow Jesus when faith is not assumed, protected, or celebrated by culture. Church Without Walls exists in a context where public faith can bring scrutiny, resistance, and real consequences. Ministry is not platformed or promoted—it is lived quietly, relationally, and often at personal cost. Igor shares what it looks like to serve faithfully in a setting where gathering can be risky, conversations must be discerning, and perseverance is not a slogan but a necessity. This conversation pulls back the curtain on the unseen weight carried by believers who minister without the safety nets many take for granted. We talk honestly about fear, courage, endurance, and the tension of proclaiming hope in places where doing so can isolate you, cost you relationships, or put you under watch. Rather than strategies or success stories, this episode centers on faithfulness—showing up, staying rooted, and trusting God when outcomes are uncertain and obedience is costly. It challenges listeners to reconsider what “normal” Christianity looks like and reminds us that much of the global church follows Jesus in ways that require daily resolve. This is not a story of comfort.  It’s a story of conviction.  And it invites us to listen, learn, and respond with humility.