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This weekend is Community Tables Weekend at Tables Church! Instead of gathering corporately, we’re encouraging you to be the church right where you are. Take time to slow down, share a meal, and connect with someone who needs to experience the hope we have in Jesus. Whether it’s around your kitchen table, a coffee shop, or a backyard fire pit, let your conversation become ministry. Our online experience is available across all platforms—so you can worship, reflect, and be equipped wherever you are. Let’s live open-handed this weekend—bringing Christ and community to every table in the Valley and beyond.

The Holy Spirit Pt 14 - The Gift Of Faith - Community Tables July 2026 This weekend at Community Tables, we're continuing our series on the Holy Spirit with a look at the gift of faith... Spirit-empowered confidence for what God wants done. Not hype. Not positive thinking. Not "believe hard enough and God has to move." Real biblical faith is confidence in who God is......

A Statement From Pastor Patrick Aube & Tables Church:

After careful study, prayer, and examination of both the history surrounding The Passion Translation (TPT) and the numerous concerns regarding its methodology, content, and translator, Tables Church is officially rejecting The Passion Translation as a reliable Bible translation.

This decision is not rooted in a rejection of the work of the Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, or the continuation of God's supernatural activity in the Church today. As a church, we firmly believe in the ongoing ministry of the Holy Spirit and His active work among God's people.

Rather, this decision is rooted in our commitment to the authority, sufficiency, and faithful handling of Scripture.
Over time, significant concerns have been raised regarding the translation practices employed in The Passion Translation, including the addition of concepts, phrases, and theological interpretations that are not present in the original biblical languages. These concerns have been echoed by scholars, pastors, and theologians from a wide variety of denominational and theological backgrounds.

Additionally, substantial evidence has been presented demonstrating significant literary dependence upon other modern paraphrases and translations, including The Living Bible, The Message, and portions of The Mirror Bible ( a heretical translation). In many instances, wording and interpretive expansions appear remarkably similar, raising serious questions about the originality of the work and the repeated claim that it is derived from unique insights into the biblical languages.

The concerns do not end there.
The extraordinary claims made by Brian Simmons regarding special revelation, heavenly encounters, and unique access to hidden meanings within Scripture raise further concerns. Simmons has publicly claimed that Jesus appeared to him and granted him special insight into biblical truths that had been overlooked or unavailable to others. As a church, we believe Scripture is the inspired, sufficient, and authoritative Word of God, and that all teaching, prophecy, spiritual experiences, and claims of revelation must be tested against Scripture rather than used to reinterpret Scripture.

We are also troubled by longstanding questions surrounding Simmons's academic and linguistic qualifications, particularly as they relate to the work of Bible translation. While The Passion Translation is often presented as a scholarly translation project, many qualified scholars have challenged both its methodology and the credentials used to support its authority.

For these reasons, Tables Church will not use, recommend, teach from, or promote The Passion Translation as a trustworthy translation of God's Word.

We encourage our church family to utilize faithful, historically recognized translations such as the ESV, NASB, NKJV, CSB, NLT, and others that seek to accurately communicate the meaning of the original Hebrew and Greek texts.

Our desire is not controversy but clarity. We remain committed to connecting people to the person, power, and message of Jesus Christ through the faithful teaching of Scripture and the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit inspired the Scriptures. He does not contradict them, rewrite them, or improve upon them. Therefore, our commitment remains what it has always been: to faithfully teach God's Word and to submit ourselves to its authority.
Grace and Peace,
Pastor Patrick Aube
Lead Pastor
Tables Church
Christ // Community For The Valley

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We’d love for you to join us for Easter at Tables Church on Sunday, April 5th at 10am at Columbia Elementary. This Easter we’re closing out our Covenants series by looking at The New Covenant—the moment where every promise of God finds its fulfillment in Jesus.

We’ll celebrate the resurrection, worship together, and remember the faithfulness of God from beginning to end. As always, we will be remembering the Lord’s Table in communion as we celebrate the life, death, and resurrection of Christ.

Bring your family, invite a friend, and come ready to celebrate the hope we have in Jesus.

Easter at Tables Church

Sunday, April 5th | 10am

Columbia Elementary
667 Balch rd Madison AL

Hey Tables Church, welcome to Community Tables Weekend! Instead of gathering corporately today, we're encouraging you to be the church right where you are-in homes, over coffee, and around tables across the Valley. Let's bring Christ and Community to every table this weekend. We can't wait to gather again corporately next Easter Sunday, April 5th. You can connect with this weekend's online experience here:

The Covenants Pt 5 - The Davidic Covenant We continue our Covenant Series by exploring the Davidic Covenant—God’s promise to David that his throne would be established forever through an eternal King. Israel longed for a king with power, but God promised a King with permanence. In Jesus, the Son of David, that promise is fulfilled—but...

This Sunday we kicked off a brand new series called The Covenants—a six-week journey from March 1st through Easter Sunday (April 5th) tracing the backbone of the Bible's story and the thread of God's faithfulness.
Week 1 starts in the garden with the Adamic Covenant: Image, Fracture, Promise-why we carry both beauty and brokenness, what sin actually breaks, and how God speaks hope right in the ruins. If you've ever felt like you were made for more but keep getting pulled into less, this is for you. Join us and come ready to see Jesus more clearly.

The Covenants Pt 1 - The Adamic Covenant This Sunday we’re kicking off a brand new series called The Covenants—a six-week journey from March 1st through Easter Sunday (April 5th) tracing the backbone of the Bible’s story and the thread of God’s faithfulness. Week 1 starts in the garden with the Adamic Covenant: Image, Fracture, Pro...

Connect with our online experience as we close out the Beginnings series.

Beginnings Pt 4 - From Beginnings to Building As we close out the Beginnings series, From Beginnings to Building calls Tables Church into more than a moment with God—it calls us into becoming a people on...

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Mark your calendar for Sunday, December 21st at 10am and join us for our annual Advent Breakfast and Candlelight Communion Gathering. This is a beautiful opportunity to pause in the midst of a busy season, share a Cracker Barrel–catered breakfast together, and refocus our hearts on the hope Jesus brings as we prepare for Christmas. We would love for you, your family, and your friends to be part of this meaningful morning of connection, worship, and celebration. Please register using the link so we can prepare a place for you.

Advent Breakfast Mark your calendar for Sunday, December 22nd, and join us for our Advent Breakfast! It’s a beautiful chance to pause, breathe, and enjoy community as we enter the final days of Advent. Come expectant for good food, good company, and a meaningful moment in this season.