In this episode I welcome Andrew Camp, host of The Biggest Table podcast, to discuss the table and what that means in bringing people and their stories together.

Thanksgiving is this week so we touch on a sensitive topic of navigating difficult conversation as well as looking at different practices that cultures around the world use and how we can learn to encorporate the healthy aspects they use in our own practices around the table.

The Biggest Table podcast.

Welcome to Grub & Grace, where the music that avocados enjoy is guac-n-roll. I am Mark Flower and we will be gleaning some meaning out of the book of Ruth with pastor Esther Park. So, take this journey with us as we dig in.

Welcome to Grub & Grace, where I'm on a seafood diet; I see food and I eat it. I am Mark Flower and we will be diving into the living water with a dear childhood friend of mine, Aaron Sanborn. So, let’s dig in.

Disclaimer: this episode conversation is heavily influenced by pastors such as John Piper, D A Carson, and Tim Keller. John Piper has lived in fundamentalist spaces while platforming people like Mark Driscoll. If this information is a big no for you, I totally understand and I invite you to come back for next week's episode.

Welcome to Grub & Grace, where you never make plans with croissants—they’re flakey! I am Mark Flower and we will be continuing the discussion we started last week with Ryan Parr on Joseph and how he decides to wield his powerful position. So let’s jump right in.

Welcome to Grub & Grace, where cake is just bread that believed in itself. I am Mark Flower and we will be taking you on a roller coaster ride on the highs and lows of Joseph in our discussion with my good friend, Ryan Parr, who is someone I’ve known since college. So, let’s dig in.

Welcome to Grub & Grace, where bread puns happen when you yeast expect them. I am your host Mark Flower, and this podcast is my learning journey via discussions with friends as we share a meal. Today’s episode will be a bit different, than the usual setup, as I will be talking about the cultural practices and traditions around the world regarding giving thanks for food before and after a meal. We'll uncover its origins, historical significance, and why this practice spans across just about every culture and religion. So, let’s dig in!

Welcome to Grub & Grace, where food puns are my jam - they spread happiness. I am your host, Mark Flower, and I am on a journey to listen and learn through discussion and good-faith dialogue. So, I have invited several of my friends over to share a meal and chat about the Bible, faith, and whatever else happens to be on our minds.

I am not a theologian or expert by any means, but I do hope that I can bring my experiences and limited knowledge to the table. My hope for you is that you will be able to allow yourself an open mind as we present different perspectives on various topics. There is plenty of room at the table so I invite you to pull up a chair and share in this meal with us while we all learn together.

Music: ‘Everything You Need’ by Fleece Mob

Graphics and visuals: by Root & Branch Creative.

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