What does love really mean on Valentine’s Day? Is it grand gestures, quiet moments, self-love, or something deeper?

In this special Valentine’s episode, we explore the beauty, complexity, and truth about love from romantic relationships to friendships, healing, heartbreak, and learning to love yourself. Inspired by the spirit of Valentine’s Day, we dive into real conversations about expectations, emotional connection, modern dating, and what love looks like in today’s world.

Whether you’re celebrating with someone special, spending the day with friends, or embracing your own journey, this episode is for you.

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Hope isn’t about having all the answers, it’s about believing there’s more ahead, even when things feel heavy. In this episode, we talk honestly about hope: how it shows up in hard seasons, how it fades, and how we learn to hold onto it again. If you’re feeling stuck, tired, or uncertain about what’s next, this conversation is for you.

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In this week’s episode, we’re talking about the importance of having a God-given vision, not just for families, but for individual believers as well. Vision isn’t optional in the Kingdom; it’s essential. We explore what Scripture says about vision and how it shapes our personal walk with Christ, strengthens Christian families, and brings clarity and direction in a world full of distractions.

Whether you’re single, married, parenting, or preparing for the future, this conversation will encourage you to seek God intentionally, align your life and household with His will, and build a legacy of faith that impacts generations.

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Episode 3 dives into the mental health consequences of how we parent and discipline children, especially within church and faith-based households. We unpack how fear, shame, and physical punishment are often normalized as “biblical,” and how those practices shape anxiety, depression, emotional repression, and trauma later in life. This episode challenges harmful teachings around obedience and control, explores what healthy discipline actually looks like, and centers the mental well-being of children and families. A necessary conversation for parents, caregivers, and anyone unpacking the impact of church culture on their mental health.

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Singleness in ministry….. in this episode we talked about purpose, identity, and serving God wholeheartedly while single.

This episode will encourage you to see singleness not as a season of lack but as a season of impact .

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Welcome to the very first episode of The Shepherd’s Table! In this kickoff conversation, we dive into what it really means to have a seat at the table—to be seen, valued, chosen, and part of something bigger. It’s real, honest, uplifting, and the perfect start to our journey together. Pull up a chair… your place is waiting!

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Welcome to *The Shepherd’s Table, a warm and inspiring space where faith, personal growth, and real-life conversations come together. In this intro video, we share the heart and purpose behind the podcast, why it was created, what you can expect, and how each conversation is meant to guide, uplift, and encourage you on your journey and also to get to know our hosts. Pull up a seat, relax, and join us as we begin this meaningful journey together. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more episodes from *The Shepherd’s Table• #podcastintro#theshepherdstable#prayer#faith#everythingunderthesun

Starting a new series based on the theme of the year, Pastor Adefolarin Oyebanjo teaches the church about how we need to be a testimony of God just as Job was.