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The Table of Grace Podcast
Where every woman has a seat, every story matters, and Jesus is always at the center.
At The Table of Grace, we believe in creating open space for women to gather—no matter their background, season, or story, to encounter biblical truth that speaks into real life. Through honest conversations, faith-filled stories, and practical encouragement, our mission is to help women grow in their relationship with Jesus, live boldly in their calling, and stay rooted in purpose, right where God has them. Because at His table, there’s always a seat for you.
The Table of Grace Podcast
Latest Episodes
When Vulnerability Requires Healing
Some of the most “vulnerable” moments don’t actually bring freedom, they leave us feeling exposed, raw, and even more alone. We get honest about why that happens and how to tell the difference between healthy Christian vulnerability and sharing...
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How To Be Vulnerable In Marriage & Relationships
Vulnerability in marriage can feel like the last thing you have energy for, especially when life is loud, schedules are packed, and you are already carrying a thousand invisible tasks. We get real about what happens when we confuse explaining o...
Friendship, Trust & Who Gets Access to Us
Some friendships feel life-giving, and others leave you second-guessing everything you said the moment you get in the car. We sit down to talk honestly about friendship, trust, and the hard but freeing question underneath it all: who actually g...
Pride, Ego & Our Need to Look Like We Have It Together
Pride doesn’t always look like bragging. Sometimes it looks like competence, control, and a carefully managed “I’m fine” that keeps everyone at a distance. We sit down for a real, faith-filled conversation about pride, ego, and the pressure to ...
Vulnerability vs. Authenticity: What’s the Difference?
Being “real” is popular. Being truly known is harder, and sometimes it feels risky for a reason. We sit down for a candid, faith-filled conversation about authenticity vs vulnerability, why they are not the same thing, and how we can tell when ...