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Gospel Portions Table Talks

Gospel Portions Table Talks

By: Rob Mapstead Laura Mapstead & Roy Walkup Miles
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Summary
 Join Roy Walkup Miles, founder of Gospel Portions, along with Rob and Laura Mapstead, for Gospel Portions Table Talks. Each week, we sit around the table to explore the week's Gospel Portion, talk about what we're seeing in the life and teachings of Jesus, and consider how His words speak into our lives today. We're taking this journey together as we approach the 2,000-year anniversary of Jesus' ministry, death, burial, and resurrection.© 2026 Gospel Portions Table Talks Christianity Spirituality
Episodes
  • Gospel Portion 3 Table Talk

    Gospel Portion 3 Table Talk
    Nov 15 2026
    The Family of God: Matthew 1:1-17 Rob and Roy discuss Gospel Portion 3, “The Family of God,” focusing on why Jesus’ genealogy in Matthew matters. Roy says believers who accept Jesus are “grafted in” to God’s family and connects this to the Book of Life and the Lamb’s Book of Life. They explain Matthew’s emphasis...
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    20 mins
  • Gospel Portion 2 Table Talk

    Gospel Portion 2 Table Talk
    Nov 8 2026
      Prologue of John: John 1:1–18 Rob Mapstead and his wife Laura host Gospel Portions Table Talks with Gospel Portions founder Roy Walkup Miles to explore Gospel Portion 2, John’s prologue (John 1:1–18). They discuss why John opens with “In the beginning,” linking creation and the promised new covenant, and examine key contrasts in the...
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    16 mins
  • Gospel Portion 1 Table Talk

    Gospel Portion 1 Table Talk
    Nov 1 2026
    The Beginning of the Gospel: Mark 1:1 and Luke 1:1–4 Rob Mapstead, his wife Laura, and Gospel Portions founder Roy Walkup Miles introduce a series walking through the Gospels “one portion at a time,” beginning with Mark 1:1 and Luke 1:1–4. They define “gospel” (Greek euangelion) as “good news,” explain “Messiah” (Hebrew Mashiach) as “the...
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    18 mins
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