Come To The Table Ministries

10/31/2025

10/31/2025

Peter challenges us to consider the kind of lives we should live in light of the coming day of the Lord. The answer is clear: lives marked by holiness and godliness. Our focus should not be on accumulating temporary treasures but on growing in character, faith, and love.

Living a holy and godly life means aligning our thoughts, actions, and desires with God's will. It means being set apart, not conforming to the patterns of the world, but being transformed by God's truth. It also means actively waiting—not passively—but with anticipation, doing our part to share the gospel and serve others, thereby 'speeding its coming.

Our time on earth is short, and our purpose is eternal. May we live each day in a way that honors God and reflects His love and truth to the world.

Heavenly Father, thank You for reminding me of the urgency and purpose of my life. Help me to live each day with holiness and godliness, keeping my eyes fixed on eternity. Teach me to value what matters most and to let go of things that are passing away. Empower me by Your Spirit to live in a way that honors You and draws others to Your truth. As I wait for Your return, may I be faithful in how I live, love, and serve. In Jesus' name, Amen.

10/31/2025

To every Daughter of Destiny,
You are not forgotten. You are not invisible. Heaven knows your name.

Before the world ever saw you, before pain ever touched you, before a single scar was written on your story — God had already spoken your name with purpose, with love, and with intention. You are not an afterthought.

You are not a mistake. You are not the sum of what you've been through.

You are appointed.

Every tear you've cried, every battle you've faced, every moment you felt unseen — Heaven saw it all. And still, God calls you chosen. Not because of what you've done, but because of who He created you to be.

You are not late. You are not left out. You are not overlooked. The world may have tried to silence your voice, but the courts of Heaven echo with your name.

Your past does not define you. Your pain does not disqualify you. In fact, it is often the very thing God uses to reveal your strength, your calling, and your destiny.

Lift your head, Daughter of Destiny. There is power in your presence. There is purpose in your steps. You were born for such a time as this.

You are seen. You are loved. You are chosen.
And your name is known in Heaven.

10/31/2025

Imagine this: hands dropping heavy stones onto an altar. Each rock represents something we carry — shame, fear, regret, trauma, disappointment, addiction, pride, pain. We walk through life with these weights, some we picked up ourselves, others were thrown at us by life, by people, by our past. And we keep carrying them, hoping we’ll find peace, hoping the world will offer something to make it all feel lighter.

But the truth is, the world only adds more weight. It tells us to chase money, success, relationships, and status — as if those things can heal what’s broken inside. But they can’t. They just distract us for a little while, until the ache returns.

The altar is not a place of shame — it’s a place of exchange. It’s where you come, hands full of burdens, and lay them down. It’s where God meets you, not with judgment, but with open arms. He says, ‘Give me your rocks — your past, your pain, your striving — and I’ll give you rest. I’ll give you peace. I’ll give you a new identity.’

Yes, there will be a crushing. There will be an emptying. God will gently remove the things you’ve leaned on that were never meant to hold you. He’ll strip away the lies — that you’re not enough, that you have to earn love, that your worth is in what you do or what you have. But it’s not to destroy you — it’s to rebuild you.

To the one chasing money thinking it will bring happiness — it won’t. You’ll keep running, keep spending, keep searching, and still feel empty. To the one who’s been through trauma and believes they’re only worth what others have told them — you are worth far more. You are not your past. You are not your pain. You are not what happened to you.

The altar is where you stop pretending and start healing. It’s where you drop the rocks you’ve carried for too long and receive what only God can give: wholeness, identity, purpose, love that doesn’t leave.

You don’t have to carry it anymore. You don’t have to fix yourself before you come. Just come — with your hands full of broken pieces — and let Him do the exchange.

What He gives in return will change everything.

10/31/2025

Are you letting peace rule or worry reign?

10/30/2025

You say you're waiting on a calling, but what if you're already standing in it? What if the people you pass by every day — your coworkers, your neighbors, even your family — are the very ones God has assigned to you? Not your pastor. Not your church leadership. You.

We keep asking God to move, to send revival, to change our cities... but what if He’s waiting on us? Waiting for us to stop blending in. Waiting for us to stop living like light is something we visit on Sundays, instead of something we carry every day.

Look in the mirror. Are you living on mission, or just living comfortably? Are your words bringing life, or are they just noise? Are your actions pointing to Jesus, or to yourself? You were never meant to just sit under the light — you were meant to shine. To carry His presence into dark places. To speak truth when it's inconvenient. To love when it's not returned.

Stop waiting for a platform. You already have one — it's called your life. The question is, what are you doing with it? Are you just surviving, or are you surrendering? Are you just attending church, or are you being the church?

10/30/2025

Heaven’s applause is louder than the world’s silence. Your hidden faithfulness is making eternal impact. Keep going- you matter.

10/30/2025

God is not a distant observer but an intimate guide. God promises to instruct us, to teach us, and to counsel us. His guidance is not harsh or indifferent; it is filled with love and care. The phrase 'with my loving eye on you' shows us that His direction comes from a heart of compassion and deep concern for our well-being.

When we don't know which path to take, we can rest in the assurance that God is watching over us and is willing to lead us. All we need to do is turn to Him, listen to His voice, and trust in His wisdom. His guidance is not only wise but also tender, always aiming for our good and His glory.

Heavenly Father, thank you for your promise to guide me. I am comforted to know that your eyes are always on me and that you care about every step I take. Teach me to listen to your voice and to trust your direction, even when I don't understand the path ahead. Help me to walk in your ways and not lean on my own understanding. Thank you for your loving counsel and faithful presence in my life. In Jesus' name, Amen.

10/30/2025

What are you thankful for today- right now?