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Table Talk

Table Talk

De : Jacob Mancini and Sam Strutton
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Two friends examining the faith they inherited, one patch at a time. Jacob and Sam are former church staff who believe Jesus invites us into an expansive vision of what it means to be human — one with room for doubt, critical thought, and perspectives that don’t always fit the frameworks we inherited. The questions that once felt risky inside ministry are the same ones quietly reshaping how we follow Jesus now. Table Talk is a lab, not a platform — a place to look honestly at what’s fraying, keep what’s load-bearing, and practice integrating the rest in real time. Each episode the conversation lands somewhere new: theology, scripture, books that rewired us, the cultural water we’re swimming in, the texture of formation. We’re not here to figure it all out — we’re here to show our work as fellow learners, disciples in process. Good company for anyone discovering the surprising transformation downstream of surrendering certainty. Faithful curiosity, patchwork spirituality, and a standing invitation to the table.

2026 Jacob Mancini and Sam Strutton Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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  • Why We're Here

    Why We're Here
    Apr 30 2026

    The Sunday morning gathering that became a symbol of our faith — and why we decided to keep the conversation going. In this pilot episode, Jacob and Sam tell the origin story of Table Talk: how it began as an anti-event at the church where they both worked, why they kept pulling up chairs long after the church-staff chapter ended, and what they mean when they say faithful curiosity. They share some questions still alive for them, introduce the quilting metaphor that runs through everything they do, and ground the whole project in two verses held in creative tension — Galatians 5:6 and Proverbs 25:2. Less explaining, more exploring. Pull up a chair.
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    54 min
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