At the Table.
Dalton MathisChrist continually invites us to His table. He invites us to feast on His grace that He has poured out. I invite you to pull up a chair and meditate upon His goodness with me. I pray you are edified. I pray that your doxology is deepened.
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Dear Mars Hill Church, Mobile, AL
I am writing this on the kitchen table of my new apartment on the campus of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where I will be studying over the next few years to pursue an mDiv (systematic theology). I had a nice morning run. A goo...
Who's your Nineveh?
I am writing this on June 4, 2026 in the comfort of my home in Mobile, AL. Coffee is poured, candles are lit, classical piano music is playing in my headphones, all paired with warm lamp lighting and natural sunlight through the windows, wh...
Our God is in the grave business.
I am writing this on January 31, 2026 at the desk of my room. A cinnamon apple candle is lit. It is a cold winter day. It has been a slow and restful day. Thank you for joining me at the table today, I pray your doxology is deepened.
Recen...
The Paradox of Christmas.
I am writing this on December 25, 2025 in the living room of my home in Dothan, AL in the comfort of family, food, and joy. Thank you for joining me at the table today. I pray your doxology is deepened.
Growing up Christmas was a time of e...
Can we have more of the Holy Spirit?
I am writing this on October 31, 2025 (Happy Reformation Day my friends!) at a local coffee shop called Moka’s in Saraland, AL. It’s a bright, blue, and calm Autumn afternoon. I just had a delightful time in 2 Peter 1:12-21, and it feels so...
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// He keeps. \\ University of Mobile graduate and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary mdiv student
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