Hebrews 6 has scared Christians for years - but what if it’s not warning you about losing salvation at all? In this episode, the On the Table team unpacks the “falling away” passages and shows how the real danger isn’t sin… it’s going back to self-righteousness.

We talk about what it means to change your mind (repentance), why salvation depends on Jesus alone, and how we can boldly approach the throne of grace without fear.

We’ve all recited the Lord’s Prayer - but have we really grasped its depth through the lens of grace? In this episode, the On the Table team unpacks what it means to hallow God’s name and to pray, “Lead us not into temptation.” We explore how God’s name is made holy in us not through our striving or perfection, but through His love and grace at work in our lives. Jesus, the true hero, was led into temptation and overcame it on our behalf. His victory is ours, and as we rest in Him, His name is glorified in us.

TIMESTAMPS:

0:00:00 Coming Up…
0:01:50 Intro
0:02:11 Welcome & introduction of topic
0:04:11 Questions about the Lord’s Prayer
0:04:35 Reading Luke 11
0:05:40 The Word of God is multifaceted
0:6:40 The Word of God is the living Word
0:8:45 Typical interpretation of “Hallowed be Your name”
0:10:00 Hallowed means to make Your name holy
0:12:22 Hallowed here means to be set aside, or make special
0:14:05 What sets God apart from false gods?
0:15:20 God is different because of His grace
0:16:43 God’s name is glorified in us as we walk in love
0:18:35 Legalism would say obedience is what glorifies God’s name
0:19:30 Love is what unleashes the power of God into the world around us
0:20:28 Approach God in humility asking Him to help you glorify His name
0:21:41 Legalism says, “Hallowed by my name”
0:22:40 Grace says, “I’m a wreck, made new, yes, but He is everything”
0:23:20 Grace says, “God, bust me up, and make Your name holy through me”
0:24:02 Love and forgiveness is bringing His kingdom down to earth
0:24:40 Brief talk about footnotes and references to other texts
0:26:50 Typical interpretation of “Your will and kingdom come on earth”
0:28:50 Jesus’ interpretation, “The kingdom is near”
0:30:15 We pray, “Your kingdom come, as opposed to my kingdom”
0:34:30 We are reminded to forgive others
0:39:45 Examination of, “Do not lead us to temptation”
0:41:45 Does that imply that God could or would lead me to temptation?
0:42:30 The Spirit led Jesus into temptation
0:44:15 Jesus is our hero because He resisted temptation
0:46:33 Humbly not wanting to be tempted reflects God’s grace
0:47:14 God provides a way to choose to not give in to temptation
0:52:40 God doesn’t tempt us, and Jesus passed the test
0:54:15 We can only resist temptation by the power of the Spirit
0:56:10 We can choose the way of escape from temptation
0:57:16 Maturity in Christ is full reliance on His passing of the test
0:58:49 There might be eschatological meaning in this prayer
1:00:10 Outro

In this episode, the On the Table crew unpacks 1 Peter — Scripture often used to tell believers to “try harder.” But is that really what Peter meant? We look at how translation, context, and grace all intersect in this exhortation to “be holy.” Spoiler: holiness isn’t about striving in the flesh — it’s about walking in the Spirit and living from what Jesus has already made true of us.