The Quiet Table
It began quietly—just me, my Bible, and a soft piece of music playing in the background. I’ve always studied that way. Gentle, unhurried music helps me settle before the Lord, almost like it clears room inside my heart before I ever read a single verse. It slows my breathing. It helps me listen. And over time, that simple rhythm became part of how I meet Him in the Word.
It wasn’t anything dramatic—just a steady way of entering Scripture without rushing past it. The stillness gave me space to receive. It allowed the text to rest on me instead of me pushing through it. Somewhere in those quiet hours the Lord kept meeting me, shaping my heart, calming the noise, and drawing me further into His Word.
As the years went on, I began hearing something similar from the women in my Bible study group. We didn’t talk about it much at first, but the pattern kept emerging—how many of us study with quiet music playing, how the atmosphere itself helps us slow down, how we long for moments where Scripture has our full attention. It didn’t matter that we were all in different homes or different seasons of life; we shared that same desire for a peaceful place to sit under the Word.
That realization stayed with me.
Because so many believers love this kind of environment—soft music, an open Bible, a quiet space to think—but most “study-with-me” videos online aren’t created with believers in mind. They capture the aesthetics of study, but not the heart behind it. They create quiet, but not the kind of quiet shaped by Scripture and grounded in the presence of the Lord.
And then the idea came.
What if I could open my table?
What if I could share the atmosphere I already cherish?
What if believers had a space made just for them—unhurried, peaceful, Scripture-centered, and real?
That is how The Quiet Table began.
It isn’t a class or a teaching session.
It isn’t a goal-oriented Bible study.
It’s simply a place—a shared table of quiet—where you can sit with the Lord without pressure. A space where gentle instrumental music settles over the room, where Scripture lies open in front of you, and where there is no expectation except to rest and receive.
Some days I bring out a stack of Bibles—translations my husband has reviewed, editions with different layouts, reader’s Bibles, study Bibles, all the ones we’ve gathered over the years. I love exploring Scripture from multiple angles, appreciating the beauty and craftsmanship of God’s Word in its many forms. Yes, the CSB Reader’s set sits on my desk because it’s aesthetically beautiful, but in reality, I rotate through many Bibles during these sessions.
Other days I pull a book from my shelf—something that supports the passage I’m sitting with. And sometimes it’s simply me and the Word, letting the Spirit open the text in His own way and timing.
But the heart is always the same:
Quiet.
Unhurriedness.
An invitation to sit with the Lord.
A place where you’re not alone as you read.
A moment where the Word is given time to breathe.
I created The Quiet Table because I know the longing to study with someone.
I know the ache for a peaceful hour to sit beneath Scripture.
I know how precious it is to have a place where the soul can rest.
If you’ve been longing for that kind of space—calm, steady, Bible-open, heart-awake—there is room for you here.
Welcome to The Quiet Table.
Come as you are. Open your Bible.
And rest with me under the Word.
