Come to the Table

Lorie Meynig and Barb Bucklin welcome Trudy Rodriguez from Faded Blue Jeans Prison Ministry to the Table this week to discuss the unique characteristics and spiritual experiences of Generation Z in Austin. They note that Gen Z seeks authenticity and truth from older generations who have maintained their faith. Rodriguez highlights the discernment and spiritual hunger among young men, who often come from non-religious backgrounds and seek genuine spiritual connections. They also discuss the challenges young men face in the dating scene and the judicial system, emphasizing the need for both genders to grow spiritually and raise their standards. Don't miss these important discussions on how God is moving on the younger generations!!
 
 

Jonathan Josephson comes back to the table with hosts Lorie Meynig and Barb Bucklin to discuss spiritual unity and the power of the Holy Spirit. Jonathan highlights Jesus' prayer for unity with the Father and the disciples and then draws parallels between Cain's anger towards God and the world's hatred towards believers.  He  stresses the point that true unity comes from recognizing everyone as made in God's image. Join in for a compelling conversation toward Love and Unity in the community of Christ Jesus.  

Hosts Lorie Meynig and Barb Bucklin welcome Jonathan Josephson as they discuss  Jesus' prayer for unity in John 17.  Jonathan explains the significance of Jesus' name, "I Am," and the concept of salvation as being brought to a safe place in God. The discussion also  touches on the process of deliverance from iniquity and the need for spiritual transformation. This conversation is sure to stir you to draw nearer to God and the Body of Christ in general.

Lorie and Barb welcome Navin Dabria, the Executive Director of RVVL ATX back to the Table to talk about the impact of a recent event in Austin where 750 Gen Zers gathered for worship and repentance. This inter-generational prayer and the unity among various churches highlights how God is moving differently in this new season. Navin shares his vision of Zilker Park filled with worshippers, which was later confirmed by a respected businessman. They emphasize the importance of truth, grace, and the Holy Spirit's role in their ministry. The conversation underscores the rising influence of Gen Z in spreading the gospel and the need for boldness and wisdom in their mission. Stay tuned to the Holy Spirit and watch Him work through this younger generation!

Lorie and Barb host Navin Dabria, the Executive Director of RVVL ATX. Navin shares his journey from leading a Bible study, which grew from six to 70 people, to founding
RVVL ATX, a movement uniting various community groups. He recounts a transformative experience that led him to dedicate his life to God's kingdom. Navin emphasizes the spiritual awakening among young adults in Austin, highlighting their hunger for truth and their willingness to spread God's message fearlessly.
 

Lorie and Barb welcome Jordan Wilcox from Mission Possible Austin back to Table to discuss the spiritual awakening among the younger generation. Jordan shares his role as executive director and the impact of Mission Possible's teen ministry, Fuse, in East Austin. They discuss the amazing generational shift, the eagerness of Gen Z to share their faith, and the need for older generations to embrace this spiritual fervor. They also discuss Mission Possible's efforts to create a community space for young adults and the importance of unity in faith. Listen in to hear more about how you can fan the flames of revival among our youth.

Lorie and Barb welcome Jordan Wilcox, the new executive director of Mission Possible, to discuss his journey of faith. Jordan shares his upbringing in Austin and his transformative experience in Tanzania. Jordan tells about awakening to faith and discipleship, which eventually lead to him returning to Austin and to his current role at Mission Possible and Church Under the Bridge.

In this episode of "Come to the Table," hosts Lorie and Barb invite Sylvia Nuesch to expand on the concept of the "100 Fold Woman."  Sylvia, Speaker, Author and co-founder of True Life Church in Round Rock, TX, emphasizes the importance of truly hearing and understanding God's word, likening it to perceiving and understanding, rather than just seeing or hearing. She explains how a calloused heart can form from ignoring God's voice and the need for God to gently remove these callouses. Sylvia also highlights the significance of identity and significance in Christ, sharing personal experiences and the importance of measuring God's word in our lives. 

Lori Meynig and Barb Bucklin welcome Sylvia Nuesch, Author, Speaker and co-founding Pastor of True Life Church in Round Rock, Texas to the Table to discuss her spiritual journey and ministry experiences. Sylvia reflects on the concept of the "100-Fold woman," emphasizing full surrender and the importance of the soil in the parable of the sower. Sylvia also talks about her new venture, focusing on overcoming fear and walking in faith, drawing from her personal experiences and a prophetic word from her youth. 

In this episode, Lorie & Barb welcome Dr. Marlene McMillan, Author, Speaker and founder of "Why Liberty Matters," back to the Table to discuss her work on liberty and culture. She emphasizes the importance of language in shaping society, citing examples like the redefinition of "better" and "marriage." McMillan highlights her books, including "31+ Blatantly Ignored Causes of Poverty," and her webinars on topics like the dialectic process and social engineering. She stresses the need for self-governance and criticized the overreach of civil government. McMillan also warns against the influence of AI and transhumanism, advocating for a return to biblical principles and personal responsibility.