Thee King's Table

Samson & Doyin

Welcome to Thee Kings Table 👑 We are kings, submitted to the King of all Kings — Jesus Christ. Hosted by two brothers, Samson and Doyin, this Christian podcast is a space for encouragement, biblical teaching, and real conversations about faith, the church, and the everyday walk with Christ. We share practical and spiritual tips to help you go deeper with Jesus and grow in the Kingdom of God. Whether you're strong in your faith or just seeking, there's a seat at the table for you. Pull up a chair. The King is calling. God Bless!

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    THE KEY METHOD TO FREEDOM: Know Your Identity in Christ.

    🕊️ What if freedom from sin starts with understanding who you already are in Christ? In this conversation from Episode 13 of Thee King’s Table Podcast, we talk about identity, freedom, obedience, and what it really means to live as someone who belongs to Jesus. Sometimes we make Christianity more complicated than it needs to be. We think we have to earn our way closer to God, fight every battle in our own strength, or keep defining ourselves by the sins we’ve struggled with. But Jesus offers something different. ✝️ When your identity becomes rooted in Christ, the way you think, speak, choose relationships, and respond to temptation begins to change. You stop allowing your past struggles to define you and start living from the freedom Christ has already given you. 🔥 In this video, we talk about: • Knowing your identity in Christ• Freedom from the power of sin• Progression over perfection• Why obedience produces joy• How godly boundaries protect you• Living with a clear conscience• Choosing Christ over what the world offers 🚧 God’s boundaries aren’t there to destroy your joy — they’re there to protect it. The enemy wants you to believe there is something better on the other side of obedience. But when you stay rooted in Christ, you begin to experience the peace, clarity, freedom, and joy that sin only promises. 👑 Thee King’s Table PodcastWhere kings sit, surrender, and submit to the King of Kings. 🎙️ Watch the full Episode 13 for the complete conversation. #TheeKingsTable #IdentityInChrist #FreedomInChrist #ChristianPodcast #Jesus #OvercomeSin #ChristianLiving #Faith #Obedience #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianMen

  2. Oct 1

    How to Overcome Temptation and Stop Falling Into the Same Sin

    Why do we keep falling into the same temptations even when we know better? In Episode 13 of Thee King’s Table Podcast, we talk about the lies Satan uses to pull people away from God and how those lies can come disguised as comfort, pleasure, freedom, or instant gratification. We break down the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, and connect those patterns back to the original lie in Genesis. We also get personal about pornography, sexual temptation, secrecy, shame, confession, accountability, and the difference between what sin promises and what it actually gives. This episode also gets practical. We talk about how to fight temptation with Scripture, take thoughts captive, set boundaries before temptation comes, protect what you consume, stay accountable, and understand your identity in Christ. The goal isn’t just to say “no” to sin. It’s to recognize the lie, replace it with truth, and stay rooted in Christ. 👑 Thee King’s Table PodcastWhere kings sit, surrender, and submit to the King of Kings. #TheeKingsTable #ChristianPodcast #Temptation #SpiritualWarfare #Jesus #Faith #Lust #OvercomeTemptation #ChristianMen 00:00 — Satan Capitalizes on Group Thinking01:01 — Welcome to Episode 1304:03 — Why We Need Jesus04:38 — The Original Lie06:36 — The Lie of Instant Gratification07:49 — Lust of the Flesh, Eyes & Pride of Life09:04 — How Culture Normalizes Temptation12:31 — “Just One More Time”14:59 — How Satan Tempted Jesus16:46 — Fight Lies With the Word of God20:53 — Accountability Brings Sin Into the Light23:59 — Secret Place vs. Secret Sin25:36 — The Power of Confession27:10 — Take Every Thought Captive29:03 — Your Algorithm Can Feed Temptation33:23 — Pure Devotion & Identity in Christ37:12 — The Joy of Godly Boundaries38:51 — Final Thoughts

  3. Sep 11

    What is your purpose? What has God actually assigned you to do?

    What is your purpose? What has God actually assigned you to do? Sometimes we’re so focused on discovering the “big calling” on our lives that we overlook the assignments God has already placed right in front of us. In Episode 12 of Thee King’s Table Podcast, we talk about purpose, divine assignments, preparation, obedience, faithfulness, and learning how to recognize God’s direction in your life. Through the stories of Nehemiah, Joseph, Ananias, Moses, Ruth, Saul, Samuel, Deborah, Barak, Paul and others, we explore how God can reveal His assignments in very different ways. Sometimes the assignment is direct: God makes the instruction clear. Other times, it’s indirect: a conversation, closed door, unexpected connection, ordinary decision, or seemingly random circumstance becomes part of God directing your steps. But there’s an even bigger question: What if your first assignment isn't discovering your purpose—but discovering God? Before you become obsessed with what God wants you to DO, become committed to knowing WHO He is. Because as you discover the King, you begin to discover why the King created you. 👑 Welcome to Thee King’s Table Podcast — where kings sit, surrender, and submit to the King of Kings. 📖 Scriptures & Biblical Stories Discussed:Nehemiah • Joseph • Acts 9 • Ananias & Saul • Deborah & Barak • Moses • Abraham • Samuel • Ruth • Paul, Aquila & Priscilla • Proverbs 16:9 • Deuteronomy 28 ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 — Who Had the Biggest Beef in the Bible? 01:49 — God Has an Assignment for You04:34 — God Prepares You Before He Promotes You08:57 — Being Faithful in the Little Things15:28 — Is It God, or Is It Just Me?19:12 — Direct vs. Indirect Assignments22:14 — How God Directs Your Steps25:21 — Your First Assignment Is to Know God27:25 — Discover Your Assignment by Discovering God#TheeKingsTable #ChristianPodcast #Purpose #GodsPurpose #Calling #Christianity #Jesus #Faith #GodsPlan #KingdomPurpose

  4. Aug 12

    The Good Life: What Jesus Actually Means by "Blessed" | Matthew 5:6-8 | The King's Table Ep. 10

    What does it actually mean to live "the good life" according to Jesus? In Episode 10 of The King's Table, we dig into Matthew 5:6-8 — three Beatitudes that flip the world's definition of blessing upside down. "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled. Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy. Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God." — Matthew 5:6-8 We break down what it practically looks like to:✅ Hunger and thirst for righteousness in a culture that's satisfied with almost anything else✅ Walk in mercy — and what it means to receive the mercy of God in return✅ Guard a pure heart in a world full of distraction and compromise This isn't just Bible theory — we talk through real, everyday steps you can take starting this week to grow in each of these areas, plus what these promises actually mean for your walk with God. 🔑 Topics covered: The Beatitudes, Sermon on the Mount, righteousness, mercy, purity of heart, Kingdom living, discipleship, spiritual growth, Christian podcast 📖 Scripture referenced: Matthew 5:6-8 👑 New episodes every Tuesday. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss what's next. 🔔 Follow The King's Table:Instagram: @theekingstablepodcastTikTok: @theekingstableSubstack: @theekingtableX: @theekingstablepod #TheKingsTable #Beatitudes #SermonOnTheMount #ChristianPodcast #Matthew5 #KingdomLiving #Discipleship #BibleStudy #Righteousness #Mercy #PureInHeart #ChristianYouTube

  5. Jul 23

    The Secret to the Good Life According to Jesus | The Beatitudes (Matthew 5:3–5)

    Welcome back to Thee King's Table Podcast—where kings sit, surrender, and submit to the King of Kings. 👑✝️ Pull up a seat to Thee King's Table, where we cast our crowns before the King of all kings. Everyone is searching for the good life. The world tells us it's found in success, wealth, comfort, and chasing your dreams. But in the opening words of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus completely flips that idea upside down. In Episode 9, Samson (@savedsamsino) and Doyin (@adedoyin.oso) begin a new series through The Beatitudes, exploring the first three blessings Jesus gives in Matthew 5:3–5. We discuss what it truly means to be poor in spirit and why recognizing our need for God is where the blessed life begins. We also unpack Jesus' words: "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted." What kind of mourning was Jesus talking about? Is every kind of sorrow blessed, or is there a godly way to mourn that draws us closer to Him? Finally, we explore why meekness isn't weakness, but strength that has been surrendered to God. In this episode, we discuss: 👑 What Jesus says the good life really is 🙏 Why being poor in spirit is the foundation of the Christian life ❤️ Why we all desperately need God 😢 The difference between godly mourning and worldly sorrow 🤲 How God comforts those who mourn according to His will 🕊️ Why meekness is strength under God's control 📖 How the Beatitudes challenge the world's definition of success Whether you've read the Beatitudes many times or you're hearing them for the first time, we pray this conversation encourages you to pursue the kind of life Jesus calls blessed. Pull up a seat. Bring your Bible. Join us at Thee King's Table. 📖 Scriptures Discussed• Matthew 5:3–5• 2 Corinthians 7:10• Psalm 34:18• Isaiah 66:2 🎧 New episodes every Tuesday.

  6. Jul 7

    Is It God... or Religious Psychosis? How Can You Tell the Difference? 👑🧠

    Welcome back to Thee King’s Table Podcast — where kings sit, surrender, and submit to the King of Kings. 👑✝️ Pull up a seat to Thee King’s Table, where we cast our crowns before the King of all kings. In Episode 8, Samson (@savedsamsino) and Doyin (@adedoyin.oso) step into one of the most controversial conversations surrounding Christianity, mental health, and supernatural encounters: Is it really God... or is it religious psychosis? When Christians share testimonies about encountering Jesus, hearing from God, experiencing deliverance, or having their lives supernaturally transformed, one response is becoming increasingly common: “That sounds like religious psychosis.” But what actually is religious psychosis? Does believing that God speaks automatically make someone delusional? Can genuine encounters with God be distinguished from mental illness? And how should Christians defend the supernatural reality of their faith while still acknowledging that mental health conditions are real? In this episode, we explore the line between faith and delusion, spiritual encounters and mental illness, and biblical truth and deception. Through Acts 26, we examine Paul’s radical encounter with Jesus and the transformation that followed. Through 2 Corinthians 4, we discuss spiritual blindness and why not everyone understands or receives the truth of the Gospel. Through Matthew 12, we examine the danger of wrongly attributing the work of God to something else. And through Galatians 5, we ask one of the most important questions when examining any claimed encounter with God: What fruit did it produce? 🍇 In this episode, we discuss: 🧠 What religious psychosis actually means✝️ Religious psychosis vs. a genuine encounter with God🔥 Why Christian testimonies are sometimes dismissed as delusion📖 Paul’s encounter with Jesus in Acts 26👁️ Spiritual blindness and 2 Corinthians 4⚠️ The danger of wrongly dismissing the work of God🍇 Using the fruit of the Spirit to examine spiritual experiences🗣️ Whether God still speaks to people today🤔 How Christians can discern whether an experience is truly from God🛡️ How to defend the Christian faith while showing compassion toward mental health struggles Mental illness is real. But God is real too. So how can we tell the difference? Pull up a seat. Bring your Bible. Bring your questions. And join us at Thee King’s Table, where we cast our crowns before the King of all kings. 👑✝️ 📖 Scriptures Discussed: Acts 26 | 2 Corinthians 4 | Matthew 12 | Galatians 5 🎧 New episodes every Tuesday. Thee King’s Table Podcast — where kings sit, surrender, and submit to the King of Kings. 👑

  7. Jun 23

    There Are 4 Types of Believers — Which One Are You? | The Parable of the Sower

    Welcome back to Thee King's Table Podcast — where kings sit, surrender, and submit to the King of Kings. 👑✝️ In Episode 7, Samson (@savedsamsino) and Doyin (@adedoyin.oso) dive into one of Jesus' most powerful and convicting teachings: The Parable of the Sower (The Parable of the Seeds). Jesus teaches that while the same seed is sown, not every heart receives it the same way. The difference isn't the seed—it's the soil. In this episode, we explore the four types of believers represented by the four types of soil and challenge ourselves to ask an important question: What kind of soil am I? We discuss how some believers allow the enemy to steal the Word before it takes root, how others receive it with excitement but fall away when trials come, and how many become choked by the worries, desires, distractions, and deceitfulness of this world. Most importantly, we discuss what it means to become good soil that produces lasting fruit for the Kingdom of God. 🌱 The 4 types of believers Jesus describes 🪨 Why some believers fall away when difficulties arise 🌵 How the cares of life and worldly desires choke spiritual growth ⚠️ The danger of being overly zealous without deep roots 🌿 Identifying the weeds and thorns in your life 💰 How distractions, success, and comfort can pull us away from God ❤️ What it means to have a heart that receives God's Word 🌳 How to become good soil that bears fruit ✝️ Practical steps to remain rooted in Christ This conversation is a heart check for every believer. Whether you're new to the faith or have walked with Christ for years, Jesus' words challenge us to examine what kind of soil we're cultivating. Pull up a seat at the table. 📖 "But he that received seed into the good ground is he that heareth the word, and understandeth it; which also beareth fruit..." — Matthew 13:23 (KJV) 🎧 New episodes every Tuesday. 🔗 Follow Thee King's Table 📺 YouTube: @TheeKingsTablePodcast📸 Instagram: @theekingstablepodcast🎵 TikTok: @theekingstable✍🏾 Substack: @theekingtable🐦 X: @theekingstablepod 🔗 Connect with the Hosts Samson: @savedsamsinoDoyin: @adedoyin.oso 🛍️ Shop GODFIDENCE Merchandise 👉🏾 theeresurrection.com Walk in Godfidence. Wear the message. Represent the King. If this episode challenged you, let us know in the comments: Which soil best describes where you are in your walk with God right now? #TheeKingsTable #ParableOfTheSower #ParableOfTheSeeds #GoodSoil #ChristianPodcast #Matthew13 #BibleStudy #FaithJourney #ChristianGrowth #KingdomMindset #WalkWithGod #JesusTeaching #ChristianYouTube #BiblicalTruth #Discipleship #SpiritualGrowth #GodsWord #ChristianContent #BiblePodcast #ChristianLiving In this episode, we cover:

  8. Jun 11

    What Does the Bible Say About Pride? | How Pride Destroys Relationships, Marriage & Faith | Thee Kings Table Podcast

    Welcome back to Thee King's Table Podcast — where kings sit, surrender, and submit to the King of Kings. 👑✝️ In Episode 6, Samson (@savedsamsino) and Doyin (@adedoyin.oso) dive into one of the most destructive sins in the Christian life: pride. Pride doesn't always look like arrogance. Sometimes it appears as self-reliance, defensiveness, stubbornness, refusing correction, or holding on to our own way instead of God's. It can quietly damage our relationships, weaken our marriages, fuel our attachment to sin, and create distance between us and the Lord. In this episode, we discuss how pride often hides beneath the surface and why it is one of the greatest obstacles to humility, repentance, and spiritual growth. We also explore how pride can turn good things into idols and how choosing our own desires over God's will can slowly pull us away from Him. 👑 What pride actually is according to Scripture 💔 How pride destroys relationships and friendships 💍 The ways pride can damage a marriage ⛓️ Why pride keeps us attached to sin 🪞 Hidden forms of pride many Christians overlook 🏛️ The connection between pride and idolatry 🚪 How pride prevents us from receiving correction ❤️ Why humility is essential for spiritual growth ✝️ How Jesus modeled true humility 🔥 Practical ways to overcome pride and submit to God If you've ever struggled with surrender, correction, forgiveness, or letting go of your own way, this conversation will challenge you to examine your heart and draw closer to Christ. Pull up a seat at the table. 📖 "Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall." — Proverbs 16:18 (KJV) 📖 "God resisteth the proud, but giveth grace unto the humble." — James 4:6 (KJV) 📖 "Let nothing be done through strife or vainglory; but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves." — Philippians 2:3 (KJV) 🎧 New episodes every Tuesday. 🔗 Follow Thee King's Table 📺 YouTube: @TheeKingsTablePodcast📸 Instagram: @theekingstablepodcast🎵 TikTok: @theekingstable✍🏾 Substack: @theekingtable🐦 X: @theekingstablepod 🔗 Connect with the Hosts Samson: @savedsamsinoDoyin: @adedoyin.oso 🛍️ Shop GODFIDENCE Merchandise 👉🏾 theeresurrection.com Walk in Godfidence. Wear the message. Represent the King. If this episode blessed you, share it with a friend and let us know in the comments: What is one way pride has challenged your relationship with God? #TheeKingsTable #Pride #ChristianPodcast #Humility #MarriageAdvice #ChristianMarriage #Relationships #BiblicalTruth #SpiritualGrowth #FaithJourney #BibleStudy #James4 #Proverbs16 #KingdomMindset #ChristianContent #Godfidence #WalkWithGod #Repentance #Idolatry #ChristianYouTubePodcast In this episode, we cover:

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Welcome to Thee Kings Table 👑 We are kings, submitted to the King of all Kings — Jesus Christ. Hosted by two brothers, Samson and Doyin, this Christian podcast is a space for encouragement, biblical teaching, and real conversations about faith, the church, and the everyday walk with Christ. We share practical and spiritual tips to help you go deeper with Jesus and grow in the Kingdom of God. Whether you're strong in your faith or just seeking, there's a seat at the table for you. Pull up a chair. The King is calling. God Bless!