September 14, 2025 — The Table Church Youth

In this message from The Table Church Youth’s Judges series, Gabriel Roman shares the story of Samson — a man called by God, gifted with incredible strength, and yet constantly led astray by his own desires.

Samson’s life is a story of strength and failure, calling and compromise. But even after breaking every vow, when everything was stripped away, Samson prayed, “Sovereign Lord, remember me.”

This sermon reminds students that faith isn’t about perfection — it’s about returning to God even after we’ve fallen. When we cry out to Him in weakness, He still hears. The same God who remembered Samson remembers you.

September 14, 2025 — The Table Church

In this message from The Table Church’s “Kings, Priests, and Prophets” series, Gabriel Roman preaches from 1 Timothy 1:12–17. Paul’s words to Timothy remind us that our King is not like the kings of this world. While human rulers protect themselves, eliminate threats, and demand loyalty, Jesus—when violently opposed—responds with mercy, grace, and patience.

Gabriel reflects on Paul’s story as “the worst of sinners” who met a King whose power is matched only by His goodness. Through Paul’s testimony, we are invited to remember that the same grace and mercy extended to him are now offered to us—and through us, to everyone we encounter.

This sermon challenges us to be people who carry the King’s image, extending mercy even when it costs us, and to reflect the patience and goodness of Jesus in a divided world.

On August 10, 2024, Gabriel Roman, a guest preacher, preaches at a small church gathering in Pennsylvania on the theme of revival and discipleship — but the message quickly becomes more than just words. Moments before preaching, he received a call that his father may be having a stroke. With his phone left on for updates, Gabriel invites the Spirit to lead, not just in the sermon, but in his own fear, uncertainty, and vulnerability. What unfolds is less a sermon and more a living embodiment of pastoral presence — structured teaching that gives way to prayer, community, and Spirit-led response.