Sidewalk Prophets’ hit song, “Come to the Table,” encourages Christians to join with sinners and unbelievers to experience God’s mercy together. The song is a plea for unity in Christ while also reminding believers that they too were once the same as unbelievers. One challenging lyric includes the phrase, “There’s no one unwelcome here”—does that phrase apply to your church? Watch the acoustic music video here.
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