The Table Church DC

The loneliness epidemic isn't just about being alone.

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We live in a moment when financial anxiety feels completely rational — and honestly, it is. Costs are up, safety nets are thin, and most of us are just trying to hold it together. So a sermon about money and generosity could easily land as tone-deaf. This one didn't.

Sunday's message didn't guilt anyone into giving. It asked a harder question: what are we actually building our sense of self on? And what does it cost us to build it there?

We're living in a moment where power is everywhere and trust is almost nowhere. It's hard not to feel like the only way to survive is to play by the rules everyone else is playing by — protect yourself, control the narrative, don't show weakness.

This carousel pulls from Sunday's sermon on Acts and Pentecost — but honestly, it's less about theology and more about the kind of person you want to be in a world that keeps telling you to harden up.