I was looking at De Vinci’s portrait of the Last Supper one day thinking “What would it have been like to sit at that table with Jesus?” In a sense, that’s what we’re all doing. We are the little children that came to Christ in simple faith, and he welcomed with open arms. We are like – or could be like – the disciples sitting around the table with Jesus, listening to his stories and learning about God. I invite you to come; sit at the Master’s Table.
The purpose of The Master’s Table is to promote the centrality of Christ in the scriptures. In the Last Supper, Jesus is in the center. In our lives, churches, Bible study, witnessing, blogging, etc. Jesus Christ should be at the center. The gospel message is the most important thing the world needs to hear above everything else that Christians have to say, and I want to encourage and exhort fellow believers to spread the Word.
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Good thoughts, Clark. Sounds like God’s Spirit is working in you to write.
I saw the comment you made on my blog. Thanks I responded. Your blog is nice I think I will read it.
Hey Clark, I got your comment on my blog just recently. I was putting TCS on a sort of indefinite hiatus, and I have been writing more on my Facebook account. I may or may not get back on TCS; I haven’t made up my mind. Thanks for the comments though!
Thanks for your ministry, I am sure the Lord is honored by it.
Amen.
The Lord Jesus Christ is and will always be the centre of Heaven and his Church. Your comments have promted my spirit to be still and filled with all the glory of God in Christ and to breath in just some of His amazing blessings and the good things from His word.
The Father of our Lord Jesus Christ bless you
Michael
Dear masters table,
I enjoy your website and blog. I am having a book about to be published (Awaken to Healing Fragrance) with a chapter on Jesus and women. I like the painting you have up on Jesus and the woman at the well. Could you give me the painter’s name, country, date etc. and permission to use the image with my chapter on Jesus?
The book will be distributed by Random House in March 2010. I could mention your website as the source. Please let me know ASAP.
Thank you,
Elizabeth Jones
The artwork is by Simeon Dewey. He lives in Alberta Canada. You will need his permission (and/or possibly his publisher) to use the work in your book. Here is a link.
Clark,
I love your blog…or should I say blogs! Wow! How do you do it!
This is my favorite.
Thanks!
Gary
http://garyroberts.wordpress.com/
Clark,
You are doing a great job with your blog. I will be following you for inspiration.
Glen
“Lov’n the Lord & Liv’n the Life…”
Hi Clark, Just stopping by to let you know I nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award. http://drusillamott.wordpress.come
Hi Clark, Thanks for the listings, I appreciate it!
It does not matter how many times you have posted here, (Not Enough Hours in the Day) although honestly I do share that frustration…what matters is the quality of what you DO post. Your posts are insightful and well written. Keep up the good work my friend!
Greg
Hi Clark,
I wanted to invite you to join a new group I started to pray for revival in this country. Please check it out and spread the word! This is in connection with OneCry.com
You can find the group here,
http://www.onecry.com/group/eversUnitedforRevival/
Greg
I will plug One Cry in the next Read and Share file, but it’s pretty thin right now and I can’t say when it will publish; within the week for sure.
Thank you so much!! I appreciate it.
Hi Clark,
I have nominated you for the Very Inspiring Blogger Award.
For details please see my post here,
http://believinggodtoday.com/2012/03/31/very-inspiring-blogger-award/
Loved reading your blog. You got me thinking about setting at that table with Jesus. Although I’ve wondered if those guys truly were able to appreciate the gravity of the situation. That they were chosen, specifically, personally, by the Creator to begin spreading His Word. What an awe inspiring thought!
Like a lot of things, I think the Apostles understood later. Three times Jesus told them he would be killed and resurrected, but they never really understood until afterwards. Their level of understanding jumped up dramatically by the Day of Pentecost (Acts chp 2).
Thanks for participating. 😀
Don’t get me started on Pentecost. I’ll get excited!!!