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Welcome to The Pastor’s Table, our MBC church blog. As the pastors and leaders of MBC, our vision is to “Expand the Table … for the Glory of God.” We are passionate about loving Jesus, loving people, and extending an invitation to everyone God’s table.

This blog is our invitation to you to pull up a seat and have a conversation with us. Here you will find theological musings, ministry updates, and pastoral encouragement for our church body and for our broader community.

Whether you are a Christian or just someone seeking truth and answers about God, we welcome you here to take a seat at our table. We hope our blog will inspire, encourage and challenge you while you sit with us at the Pastor’s Table.

Dave Hentschel

Dave Hentschel

David Hentschel serves as Lead Pastor: Preaching, Spiritual Formation and Care at Millington Baptist Church in Basking Ridge, NJ. He is a graduate of Philadelphia Biblical University and Dallas Theological Seminary. He and his wife Juli enjoy three children.

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A Tale of Two Cities (Rev 17:1-19:10)
November 17, 2024
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Dave Hentschel
Sermon Summary Pastor Dave Hentschel Revelation 17:1–19:10 Revelation 17–19 invites readers into a profound theological drama, symbolizing the collapse of one city and the rise of another. In Augustine’s book, The City of God, he sets up a contract between the doomed city of man with the enduring city of...
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The End of Injustice
November 12, 2024
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Bob Erbig
The Wrath of God Many ask, “Why is there so much injustice in the world?” Skeptics say, “If God is good, why does he allow human trafficking, or persecution, or suffering?” The truth is, sometimes people commit horrible acts and the think they will get away with it. This is...
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The Glory of God and the Grapes of Wrath
November 4, 2024
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Dave Hentschel
Sermon Summary Text: Rev 14:1-15:4 In Revelation 14:1–15:4, we encounter a vivid scene showcasing both God’s justice and mercy, capturing the ultimate display of His glory amid His righteous judgment. This passage centers on two key images: the people of the Lamb standing and singing, and the earth facing the...
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The War of The Dragon (An Idealist Take)
October 29, 2024
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Bob Erbig
Sometimes It Is Easier To Lie Sometimes it is easier to lie. Have you ever avoided the truth and told a lie … because you thought it would be easier? Telling the truth … is hard. In Revelation 12-13, we see this tension between followers of Jesus—the “heavenly dwellers”—and followers...
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The Beginning of The End (Reflections on Revelation 6:1-8:5)
October 15, 2024
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Bob Erbig
A Zombie Apocalypse Many people avoid voting and politics because, at least in recent memory, every four years feels like the Zombie Apocalypse. “This is the last election of our lifetime.” “The world is going to end!” We chose to study Revelation this fall as reminder that, no matter what...
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A Tale of Two Cities (Rev 17:1-19:10)

Sermon Summary Pastor Dave Hentschel Revelation 17:1–19:10 Revelation 17–19 invites readers into a profound theological drama, symbolizing the collapse of one city and the rise of another. In Augustine’s book, The City of God, he sets up a contract between the doomed city of man with the enduring city of God. Augustine masterfully articulates the

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Dave Hentschel November 17, 2024

The End of Injustice

The Wrath of God Many ask, “Why is there so much injustice in the world?” Skeptics say, “If God is good, why does he allow human trafficking, or persecution, or suffering?” The truth is, sometimes people commit horrible acts and the think they will get away with it. This is the subject of Revelation 16,

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Bob Erbig November 12, 2024

The Glory of God and the Grapes of Wrath

Sermon Summary Text: Rev 14:1-15:4 In Revelation 14:1–15:4, we encounter a vivid scene showcasing both God’s justice and mercy, capturing the ultimate display of His glory amid His righteous judgment. This passage centers on two key images: the people of the Lamb standing and singing, and the earth facing the “grapes of wrath” in God’s

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Dave Hentschel November 4, 2024