Weekday Worship

A conversation exploring the essentialness of corporate worship to spiritual formation, and how our rhythm of gathering, as well as the specific movements and moments of our gathering, are intended to shape us.

A conversation introducing our first spiritual practice, exploring how our culture forms us, American Christians and the American Church, as worshippers.

This episode is part 2 in a series of discussions introducing the idea of Spiritual Practices, a new layer of our discipleship and discipling environments at Generations.

This conversations focuses on the larger category of spiritual formation but also includes some new insight into why Generations is growing and discussion about this week's pastoral email imposter scandal.

The long rumored return is upon us... we're coming out of retirement and relaunching the Weekday Worship Podcast after a long hiatus. This weeks episode takes us into the deep places of bobblehead dolls, shopping malls, the Instant Pot and the way our culture shapes us.

An interview with the Kambous, our partners in the gospel in West Africa, and their story, their lives, their ministry. This is an important listen for anyone who considers Generations their church family so that we might be prayerful and take collective responsibility for the work we're linked to in Burkina Faso.

A conversation with Aaron and Kristi Wheaton about their adventure of faith and following Jesus from Montana, to Generations here in Norcross, to Burkina Faso, and back to Montana.

This is a rerun episode from last year. As a community, Generations is about to start a church-wide week of fasting and prayer on January 15. This is a conversation we had last year before another week of fasting and prayer, to help us think through how and we engage with such a practice. 

A conversation about Thanksgiving traditions, and we revisit from last week, a letter from a 2nd-century follower of Jesus to his un-believing friend, considering early Christian evangelistic content and the reliability of our own theology. 

A conversation flowing from a 2nd-century disciple of Jesus, regarding the distinctive life of Christians at that time in the Roman Empire, and what we can learn from them. 

A conversation about a recent petty beef Caleb had with James, an ancient personal beef Abraham had with God, and an old theological beef Paul had with first century Judaizers... we're sorting it all out in one episode.