Come to the Table Ministry

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12/15/2025

Ready to experience deeper healing, connection, and intimacy with God and others?
Join us for A Bridge to Intimacy Conference — a transformational weekend designed to help you move from disconnection to true, life-giving closeness.

If you’ve felt stuck, guarded, or longing for more in your relationship with God, yourself, or the people you love… this conference is for you.

Here’s what you can expect:

Advanced Emotional Regulation

In-Depth Integrity Practices

Couple-Centered Healing Practices — Healing Together

Meaning-Making and Transformation

Tailored Approaches for Different Phases of Your Journey

Case Studies and Real-Life Stories

Interactive Workshops and Live Q&A Sessions

Don’t miss this opportunity for growth, renewal, and deeper intimacy.

👉 Register now:
https://www.tableministry.com/events/a-bridge-to-intimacy-conference/

The holiday season can be a challenging time for those in recovery from s*x addiction or partner betrayal trauma. It's e...
12/13/2025

The holiday season can be a challenging time for those in recovery from s*x addiction or partner betrayal trauma. It's essential to prioritize your emotional well-being over societal expectations. At Come to the Table Ministry, we encourage you to create a holiday safety plan that includes identifying triggers, setting boundaries, and nurturing connections. Remember, your healing journey is valid, and it's okay to redefine what the holidays mean for you. Let's support each other through this complex season.

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Email from Come to the Table Ministry Holidays Can Feel Very Complicated The holiday season often brings a mix of beauty, pressure, and emotional complexity. For many walking through s*x addiction rec

Partners often blame themselves—but addiction is never the partner’s fault.You didn’t cause the addiction. You didn’t cr...
12/11/2025

Partners often blame themselves—but addiction is never the partner’s fault.
You didn’t cause the addiction. You didn’t create the struggle. You didn’t bring on the betrayal.

Their healing is their responsibility.

Your healing matters just as much and deserves just as much care.

Partners of someone struggling with s*x addiction experience deep emotional trauma—betrayal, confusion, fear, and grief....
12/08/2025

Partners of someone struggling with s*x addiction experience deep emotional trauma—betrayal, confusion, fear, and grief.

You are not “overreacting.” You are responding to a wound that cut deeply.
Your feelings deserve compassion, validation, and space to heal.
God sees every tear, every moment of anxiety, and every ache your heart carries.

Recovery, restoration, and emotional healing all move in cycles—not straight lines.Some seasons feel warm and hopeful; o...
12/05/2025

Recovery, restoration, and emotional healing all move in cycles—not straight lines.

Some seasons feel warm and hopeful; others feel cold and heavy. That doesn’t mean restoration isn’t happening.

God is at work in every season—even the difficult ones.

Progress is not measured by speed but by direction.

When trust is shattered, it must be rebuilt slowly and intentionally. Grand promises don’t rebuild safety; consistent ac...
12/01/2025

When trust is shattered, it must be rebuilt slowly and intentionally. Grand promises don’t rebuild safety; consistent actions do.

Humility, transparency, empathy, and honesty work like bricks in the wall of restoration. Over time, those small pieces build something solid again.

Healing is possible, but only when the one who broke trust becomes the one who patiently rebuilds it.

Forgiveness is a spiritual decision to release bitterness. Boundaries are a relational decision to protect safety and re...
11/28/2025

Forgiveness is a spiritual decision to release bitterness. Boundaries are a relational decision to protect safety and rebuild trust.

Both are necessary for true healing. Forgiveness doesn’t mean pretending everything is fine. It means you’re choosing healing.

Boundaries ensure that healing has space to grow.

Reminders from Jimmy.....
11/27/2025

Reminders from Jimmy.....

Happy Thanksgiving!!https://conta.cc/44tSULd
11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving!!

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Email from Come to the Table Ministry From Our Table to Yours! Happy Thanksgiving from Come to the Table Ministry! May your day be filled with gratitude, hope, and joy. From our table to yours, we are

Recovery isn’t a straight line—it’s a journey with setbacks, lessons, and second chances. A relapse is not evidence that...
11/24/2025

Recovery isn’t a straight line—it’s a journey with setbacks, lessons, and second chances. A relapse is not evidence that you can’t change; it’s evidence that an area still needs support, structure, and grace.

Instead of hiding in shame, use the moment to identify triggers, reinforce boundaries, and recommit to the process. God’s mercy meets you even in the setback.

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11/22/2025

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Email from Come to the Table Ministry What A Transformational Weekend It Will Be! Bridge to Intimacy Tips-  Small Steps That Make a Big Difference Rebuilding connection after relational hurt isn’t a

S*x addiction alters neural pathways, creating patterns of escape, reward, and compulsion. But God created your brain wi...
11/20/2025

S*x addiction alters neural pathways, creating patterns of escape, reward, and compulsion. But God created your brain with the incredible ability to renew itself.

Healthy behaviors, accountability, spiritual renewal, therapy, and connection help rewire the brain. You are not stuck. The same brain that was shaped by addiction can be reshaped by healing—and strengthened by God’s grace.

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26235 Three Notch Road
Mechanicsville, MD
20659

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