I will feast at the table of the Lord
I will feast at the table of the Lord
I won’t hunger anymore at His table
Come all you weary, come and find
His yoke is easy His burden is light
He is able He will restore
At the table of the Lord
(At the table of the Lord)
There is peace at the table of the Lord
There is peace at the table of the Lord
I won’t worry anymore at His table
There is healing at the table of the Lord
There is healing at the table of the Lord
Oh, and I won’t suffer anymore at His table
I know He has a place for me
Oh what joy will fill my heart
With the saints around the mercy seat of God
Come all you weary, come and find
His yoke is easy His burden is light
He is able He will restore
At the table of the Lord
(At the table of the Lord)
I’m invited to the table of the Lord
I’m invited to the table of the Lord
He says come just as you are to His table
Song Meaning
The song invites weary and hungry people to feast at the Lord’s table, where Christ gives rest, provision, healing, and restoration.
Biblical Message
Matthew 11:28–30 supplies the invitation to the weary and Christ’s easy yoke. Psalm 23:5 pictures God preparing a table, and John 6:35 identifies Jesus as the bread of life.
Reflection
Christ’s table is a place of welcome rather than scarcity. The song encourages tired people to stop striving and receive what he provides.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “The Table”?
The song invites weary and hungry people to feast at the Lord’s table, where Christ gives rest, provision, healing, and restoration.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Matthew 11:28–30 supplies the invitation to the weary and Christ’s easy yoke. Psalm 23:5 pictures God preparing a table, and John 6:35 identifies Jesus as the bread of life.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits communion, invitation, healing prayer, and services about rest in Christ.