Whose table do you want to sit at, and who will be there? There are many tables, but only a few seats remain. What is the price of admission to each table? Even if God's table is free, it still requires time, repentance, honesty, obedience, mercy, and forgiveness. Some of the other tables require at least money, fame, or power, and I cannot afford any of those. Regardless, sitting at a table grants you a voice and an opportunity to speak and be heard. It's about representation, but the table owner will control the conversation. Remember that discretion is the better part of valor, and be cautious of yourself and others. In other words, choose your battles wisely.
There are certain advantages to sitting at the table, such as enjoying certain perks. Moreover, sitting near the owner shows a sign of respect. However, respect may only sometimes be genuine, as people may pretend to respect you in your presence while talking behind your back. This is a common occurrence that many have experienced, and it is often the case that people have hidden agendas. The song "Smiling Faces" by The Undisputed Truth perfectly encapsulates this situation. Therefore, being aware of others' intentions and keeping your guard is vital.
It is an honor, and since you have the opportunity to speak at the table, what will be your platform, and how will you articulate it? What kind of tone will you use? Do you have a resolution, a template, or an idea? Will you compromise to obtain your recommendations or suggestions? Or will you yield to the more powerful? What will your attitude be like? Expect supporters and non-supporters to be neutral and uncommitted, but you’ll know where people stand on the issues. It could be important being there, or it could be a facade. I wish you wisdom, integrity, courage, and honesty.
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