The Visiting Table

Pull up a chair for honest conversations about faith, relationships, and the moments that change everything.

On The Visiting Table, Ken and Julie Norton share real stories, thoughtful questions, and practical biblical insight for people who want to know God more personally.

Some conversations begin with doubt. Others begin with loss, fear, marriage, family, or a moment when God showed up in an unexpected way. Wherever you are in your faith, there’s a place for you at the table.

9/19/2026

Episode 8

With Ken Norton

What Is Your Life Teaching Other People?

Julie Norton in The Visiting Table studio beside the words “They’re Watching You.”

What is your life teaching others? Ken and Julie explore how a sewing mistake, Scripture, and daily gifts reveal what it means to follow Jesus, grow in faith, and become an example that encourages people around you.

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Julie Norton gestures while talking with Ken Norton across The Visiting Table, with bold text reading "Is It God?"

8/28/2026

Episode 5

66 min

44 sec

How to Know When God Is Speaking

With Ken Norton

God may be speaking—but how do you know it's really Him?Ken and Julie compare learning to recognize God's voice to learning the language of a metal detector—some signals lead to treasure, others to trash that sounds almost the same.

Ken and Julie Norton discuss hidden idols and Acts 17 on The Visiting Table.

8/21/2026

Episode 4

41 min

18 sec

What Are You Really Worshiping?

With Ken Norton

Ken and Julie explore Paul's encounter with the altar to the 'unknown God' in Acts 17—and what it reveals about our search for meaning and identity. Then: what are we really worshiping?

Ken and Julie Norton discuss how to pray when God says no on The Visiting Table.

8/14/2026

Episode 3

49 min

54 sec

How to Pray When God Says No—and Keep Trusting

With Ken Norton

What do you do when you pray with faith and God’s answer is “wait” or “no”?

Ken and Julie explore Jesus’ prayer in Gethsemane and a simple pattern for praying with faith, honesty, persistence, and trust. Through biblical promises and personal stories, they show why prayer is not about controlling the outcome—it is about knowing the Father who hears us.