Come to the Table
Sean McCoyLove in action is listening to understand, not to react. This is not a podcast about discussing spiritual deconstruction, reconstruction, contemplation or The Bible. There are numerous podcasts that do that...we know because we love and listen to them constantly. Our intent is taking all that we know and believe at the time and live it out in a conversation while sitting at a literal or figurative... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | Religion & SpiritualityPhilosophySociety & CultureChristianity | ||||
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This podcast is something everyone should listen to. The perspectives the thoughts the guests the perspective. I know I said perspective twice but we need perspective. The host really listen to people! It’s amazing.
Podchaser56 years agoNeil Matthews- Thoughtful, real, and authentic
This podcast creates a space for very real, authentic conversation. There is a comfortable space for story sharing, hardships, life, any topic you can think of, it happens here. Give it a listen, you won’t regret being invited to the “table”.
Apple Podcasts5Jhatt15
United States6 years ago - I love it!
No matter what episode I click, I love the exchange of these diverse guests...in a format where Sean McCoy’s great ability provides the guest a chance to share their point of view.
This podcast will enlighten you and build your understanding of others simply by taking the journey provided. Super show.
Highly recommend!!
Apple Podcasts5Kawips1977United States6 years ago - Not your usual Christian Podcast
I was really surprised by this podcast, I love how different Sean's approach is. He asks graet opening questions which creates an atmosphere where his guests can be remarkably open. Unique topics, great listening and overall very inspiring.
Apple Podcasts5ThomasFauvel
United Kingdom6 years ago - Great guests and host!
Really enjoyed the episodes I have listened to—guests sharing deeply personal struggles, the way their lives were affected, and how God has encouraged them through it all...I still have some lovely lessons humming in my heart...thanks, great podcast!
Apple Podcasts5seamomof8United States6 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #73 |  New Zealand/Religion & Spirituality/Christianity |
Apple Podcasts | #119 | New Zealand/Religion & Spirituality |
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