Weekday Worship

Getting ready for the start of a new weekday worship season, but not quite there yet, this is a conversation covering a wide range of topics related to the new ministry year launching at Generations. Adam Barker and James Rowell do a lot of name dropping as they discuss discipleship in the context of Next Gen, Community Groups and Cohorts. 

The second half of our conversation about Cyprian, which includes a range of other spin-off topics much to Caleb's chagrin. 

A conversation introducing a 3rd-Century North African Bishop with, as always, some surprising rabbit trails. 

A conversation about one of the most intriguing, celebrated and written about Christian figures of the 20th Century. 

A conversation about a mighty woman of God who most of us have never heard of. 

A conversation interacting with a recently published article on the destabilizing of democracy and the open door for the church.  Why the Last 10 Years of American Life Have Been Uniquely Stupid by Jonathan Haidt

Generations installed two new elders this past Sunday and we wanted to let them share more about their stories so you get know these men who are charged with shepherding this local church. Part 2 is a conversation with Zac Gilcrease.

Generations installed two new elders this past Sunday and we wanted to let them share more about their stories so you get know these men who are charged with shepherding this local church.  Part 1 is a conversation with Caleb Hawkins. 

A conversation with one of our mission partners, Joel Ballew, about how he knew he could play college basketball, why his daughters are all named after U.S. Presidents, and his unlikely journey from being a successful business man and entrepreneur turned missionary in Colombia - plus a surprising reveal about a preferred genre of movies for both James and Joel.  

A conversation about the most important event in history and whether we're crazy to believe in the Death and Resurrection of Jesus. 

A conversation about trauma from Caleb's high school years that was triggered by last week's episode; his dramatic experience at local restaurant; and sorting through a biblical concept that is often handled sloppily and irresponsibly.  

A conversation with special guest Andrew Hixson, a long time member of Generations and Norcross City Council, touching on workouts with Caleb, eating out with James, and the special beauty of being embedded within a local church and local community that share their location. 

A conversation about the aches and pains of aging and interacting with a recent article that's gone viral, which promotes the significance of church community.  

A conversation about old books, good sub sandwiches, the myth of ownership and the responsibility of stewardship.

A conversation about what Jesus has to say about the relationship between earthly treasure, internal affection and the binary reality of Lordship. 

A conversation bringing a troubling Generations' conspiracy to light and fleshing out a few more aspects of singleness from a biblical perspective. 

A conversation about facial hair products, Cheetos dust, a potential spinoff food podcast, and as promised, applying union with Christ to real life. 

A conversation about podcast swag, our challenges with facial hair, and the breathtaking reality of what it means to be in union with Christ. 

A conversation about a recent study regarding the effects of different educational environments on the formation of young people, where the church fits into the development, and as promised, some poetic contributions to the podcast. 

A conversation about Caleb's Twitter stalking, poetry, and Isaiah 58.  

A conversation helping us to prepare spiritually and practically for a week of corporate fasting and prayer at Generations. 

A conversation with special guest Stephanie Simmons about art, dance and drama and how to engage these common grace spaces with Christian faithfulness.  

In the final episode of 2021, we revisit last week's conversation and contrast a cultural version of love with the Biblical vision of love.  

A conversation about the movie Frozen, a restaurant named Gu's, and a couple recently published articles about loving the self. 

A conversation about The Acts 29 Network: What is it? Why did Generations join it? Why are we still part of it? Does it matter? We address all this and more.