The Unlabeled Table

Kristy Aldridge

Join us at The Unlabeled Table as we have honest conversations rooted in Scripture, helping believers grow in faith, understanding, and their walk with Christ. Music by ComaStudio from Pixaby

  1. Oct 16

    Women's Conference 2026 - Amy Cooper

    Women's Conference | Amy Cooper | The Unlabeled Table Podcast In this special episode of The Unlabeled Table Podcast, we introduce Amy Cooper, a Winchester, Kentucky native whose personal journey has inspired her to support mothers navigating the challenges of childhood cancer. Amy studied Art History at the University of Kentucky and has served as a Marketing Manager and Credentialing Consultant with Bluegrass Credentialing for 17 years. But one of the most meaningful parts of her story comes from her own family's experience with her son's cancer battle. Through this difficult season, Amy felt called by God to support other mothers walking a similar path, offering compassion, understanding, and encouragement when they need it most. In this episode, we reflect on how God can use our experiences to help others, finding purpose through difficult seasons, and the importance of walking alongside families facing life's greatest challenges. 💕 In This Episode: Amy Cooper's story and background How her son's cancer battle inspired her calling Finding God's purpose through difficult circumstances Supporting mothers facing childhood cancer Faith, hope, and encouragement during challenging seasons How our experiences can help us minister to others The importance of compassion, community, and reminding others they are not alone 📖 Scripture for Encouragement: 2 Corinthians 1:3–4 God comforts us in our troubles so that we can comfort others with the comfort we have received from Him. Amy's story reminds us that even when we face circumstances we never expected, God can develop compassion in us and use our lives to bring hope to someone else. If you're walking through a difficult season or know a family facing the challenges of childhood cancer, we hope this conversation encourages you. The Unlabeled Table PodcastSame People. Real Conversations. A Higher Purpose.

    Women's Conference 2026 - Amy Cooper
  2. Oct 9

    Women's Conference 2026 -Lela Hall

    Women's Conference | Lela Hall | The Unlabeled Table Podcast In this special episode of The Unlabeled Table Podcast, we continue our Women's Conference conversations with Lela Hall, a daughter and worshiper of God who has spent decades serving the Lord and His people. Lela shares about her journey of faith, family, worship, and ministry. Alongside her late husband, Rev. Thomas Hall, she spent 38 years in pastoral ministry, including 33 years serving at Church of the Living God in Winchester. Today, she continues to serve as a worship leader and on the pastoral team. Lela is also a mother of three and grandmother of six, roles she considers among her greatest blessings. One of the most powerful parts of her story is how she describes her current season of life: “learning by practice a new level of the faith that was first formed in her by inspiration.” In this conversation, we talk about: • Faith through different seasons of life• Worship when life doesn't look the way we expected• Trusting God through change and loss• Lessons learned through years of ministry• The importance of family and legacy• Encouraging and strengthening other women• Moving from simply knowing about faith to living it out• God's faithfulness through every season 📖 “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” — Hebrews 11:1 Lela's story is a beautiful reminder that God doesn't waste our seasons. The faith He builds in us is meant to be lived out—especially when life requires us to trust Him in new ways. If you're a woman walking through a season of transition, uncertainty, grief, growth, or simply looking for encouragement in your walk with Christ, this conversation is for you. The Unlabeled Table PodcastSame People. Real Conversations. A Higher Purpose.

    Women's Conference 2026 -Lela Hall
  3. Oct 2

    Women's Conference 2026 - Brenda Marstella

    Women's Conference | Brenda Marstella | The Unlabeled Table Podcast In this episode of The Unlabeled Table Podcast, wwe continue our conversation surrounding our Women's Conference and listen to our first speaker of the conference Brenda Marstella, who leads Silent Cry here in Winchester, Kentucky. Brenda shares her heart for women and talks about the importance of women being willing to support, encourage, and stand alongside one another—especially during difficult seasons. We also learn more about Silent Cry and its work in the community, as well as Brenda's passion for helping women and children who have experienced difficult and traumatic circumstances. 💕 IN THIS EPISODE• Meet Brenda Marstella and hear her heart for women• Learn more about Silent Cry• The importance of women encouraging women• Why community and support matter• Finding hope during difficult seasons• How our experiences can help someone else• The importance of knowing you are not alone• Encouragement for women who may be hurting• What to expect from the Women's Conference 📖 Scripture:"Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing." — 1 Thessalonians 5:11 💗 Learn more about Silent Cry on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/SilentCryKY If this episode encourages you, share it with another woman who needs to hear it! The Unlabeled Table Podcast — Same People. Real Conversations. A Higher Purpose.

    Women's Conference 2026 - Brenda Marstella
  4. Sep 18

    SELF FORGIVENESS

    SELF FORGIVENESS | The Unlabeled Table Podcast Have you ever made a mistake that you know God has forgiven, but you still struggle to forgive yourself? Sometimes the hardest person to forgive is the person staring back at us in the mirror. In this episode of The Unlabeled Table Podcast, we’re having a real and honest conversation about self-forgiveness, guilt, shame, grace, repentance, and learning to move forward in Christ. The Bible makes it clear that when we confess our sins, God is faithful to forgive and cleanse us. Psalm 103 reminds us that God removes our transgressions from us, and Romans 8:1 reminds us that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. But what happens when God has forgiven you, yet you continue to punish yourself for your past? How do we stop allowing our mistakes to define who we are? How do we learn from our past without continuing to live in it? And how do we accept the grace that God has already extended to us? In this conversation, we talk about: • What biblical self-forgiveness really looks like• The difference between conviction and condemnation• Why guilt and shame can keep us trapped in our past• Accepting God's forgiveness instead of continually punishing ourselves• How repentance brings us back into fellowship with God• Learning from our mistakes without allowing them to define us• Letting go of the things God has already forgiven• Walking in God's grace and freedom• How our past can become part of our testimony• Moving forward instead of constantly looking backward The goal isn't to pretend the past never happened. It's to recognize that your past does not have to control your future when you surrender it to God. You may have made mistakes. You may have regrets. You may have things you wish you could go back and change. But if you've brought those things to God, don't allow shame to keep you living in a place that God's grace has already brought you out of. God's grace is bigger than your mistakes. If this episode speaks to you, make sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE, and leave a comment. You never know who may be struggling with the same thing and needs to hear this conversation. And remember — this is The Unlabeled Table, where we have real conversations, ask real questions, and seek God's truth together. Same People. Real Conversations. A Higher Purpose.

    SELF FORGIVENESS
  5. Sep 11

    How to Imitate Christ

    How to Imitate Christ | The Unlabeled Table Podcast What does it really mean to imitate Christ? How does God continue to shape us and transform us as we grow in our faith? In this episode of The Unlabeled Table Podcast, we take a closer look at the Book of Philippians and what it teaches us about becoming more like Jesus. Our key Scripture is Philippians 1:6, which reminds us that the God who begins a good work in us is faithful to continue it until the day of Christ Jesus. We talk about what it means to surrender to God's work in our lives, grow spiritually, and allow our words, actions, attitudes, and choices to reflect Christ. We also discuss Jonathan Cahn's book, The Altar of Pergamon: The Mystery of the Dark Angel & the Future of the World and look at the biblical connection to Revelation 2:12–13, where Jesus speaks to the church in Pergamum. In This Episode, We Discuss:✝️ What it means to imitate Christ📖 Lessons from the Book of Philippians🔥 Philippians 1:6 and God's continuing work in us❤️ Growing in our relationship with Jesus🙏 Trusting God through the process of spiritual growth📚 Jonathan Cahn's The Altar of Pergamon📖 Revelation 2:12–13 and the church at Pergamum⚔️ Standing firm in our faith🌎 Examining biblical truth in light of the world around us One of the most encouraging truths we discuss is that God isn't finished with us yet. If He has begun a work in you, you can trust Him to continue working, shaping, correcting, strengthening, and transforming you. The goal isn't simply to know about Christ—it's to become more like Christ. Key Scriptures:• Philippians 1:6• Philippians 2:5–8• Revelation 2:12–13 🎙️ The Unlabeled Table Podcast is where faith, Scripture, and real conversations come together to explore God's Word and the questions that matter. If this episode encourages you, follow the podcast, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to be reminded that God is still working in their life. God began the work. God is still working. And God will finish what He started.

    How to Imitate Christ
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Join us at The Unlabeled Table as we have honest conversations rooted in Scripture, helping believers grow in faith, understanding, and their walk with Christ. Music by ComaStudio from Pixaby

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