What do you want to take into the Hebrew new year?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about Rosh Hashanah, the first of the Fall Feasts, and the start of the Hebrew New Year. Keeping Rosh Hashanah, like all the biblical feasts, is not an obligation but an invitation into a deeper relationship with God and the blessings of your spiritual heritage. It’s a time to remember that you were created on purpose and for purpose. To speak life, awaken, arise, and stand for truth and righteousness.Join Megann as she shares how Rosh Hashanah marks the anniversary of creation, the introspective period of the Days of Awe, and how to embrace our call to be salt and light in a broken world.
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Aligning with Your Kingdom Identity
In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about agreeing with Jesus about who you truly are in Him. Since the start of creation, satan sought to separate us from the Father’s heart and our true identity as God’s sons, daughters, and image bearers. The fall of humanity started through doubt, and these ancient schemes of the enemy are still at work today. We must choose to trust God’s heart, His purposes, and who He declares us to be. Knowing your true identity is the key to walking in the Kingdom destiny and abundant life Jesus offers.Join Megann as she shares how identity influences your habits, patterns, and choices, the counsel of not being impatient with yourself or God, and the power of experiencing the fullness of your salvation.
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How Close Do You Want to Be to God? | The Fruit of Discipleship
Are you part of the crowd, a follower, or a disciple of Jesus?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the process and fruit of discipleship. In Jesus’ earthly ministry, He was surrounded by multitudes, gained followers, and had a close circle of disciples. What separated the groups was their motivation– the crowds were moved by curiosity, the disciples by commitment and the desire to engage and apply what He taught and how He lived. Moving out of the crowd to follower to disciple is a series of choices motivated by our desire–what we want the most. It’s when we apply God’s wisdom and instruction to our lives that the transformation begins. But we must choose His will over our own and take up our cross daily to reap the fruit of deeper relationship and intimacy with God.Join Megann as she shares the power of daily choices, how God invites us to participate in miracles and Kingdom building, and the fruit of choosing to engage, sacrifice, and surrender to Jesus as a committed disciple.
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Let Him Use What’s in Your Hand
Will you invite Jesus into your boat? In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the intentionality of giving God what is in your hands–your occupation, parenting, home, everything. It’s not about waiting for perfection, or the bigger promotion–God is ready to use what you give Him right now. What we model at home, our rhythms, private choices, and seemingly mundane moments are what is truly revealing the legacy we will leave for the next generation. Join Megann as she shares biblical examples of those who gave God their yes with their little, why your platform starts at home, and how obedience precedes abundance.
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Hebrew Month of Elul | Returning to the Heart of the Father
Your life is a pilgrimage–so where are you going?In this episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Elul, a time of repentance, realignment, and returning. This process is not about perfection. It’s not about shame or guilt but the power of restoration as we embrace who Jesus has called us to be and realign with Him as our true foundation.This is a season to shed old identities and labels, a time of mercy, hope, and unity, seeded with the expectation of new beginnings. God is inviting you to seek Him and find Him, to trust Him to respond to your cry again and again–to not give up, but to press in and press on. He will not fail you, and those who hope in Him will not be disappointed.Join Megann as she shares the beauty and revelation of Psalm 27, its connection to Elul, and the power of seeking the face of God with all your heart, mind, and devotion.
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