We continue our conversation about environmental toxins within the suburban context which work against spiritual vitality. This week we cover Competition v. Contentment and Impressiveness v. Being Known.

Another conversation on aspects of Suburban life that may unwittingly undermine spiritual life. Today we tackle Homogeneity v. Diversity and Insularity v. Community.

A conversation about ways in which the spirit of our age shapes suburban life in ways contrary to the Kingdom. We discuss consumerism and safety as contaminants to the environment of the Kingdom that is oxygenated by generosity and risk.

The first conversation in a series of episodes about the ecosystem of the suburbs, in which we want to identify the common grace features of this habitat, but also recognize and be eyes wide open regarding the non-neutral elements that are shaping us in ways that are opposed to the life of the Kingdom... and we want to wrestle with what to do about it.

The first conversation in a series of episodes about the ecosystem of the Suburbs, and how our environment is shaping and forming us in ways that are opposed to the life of the Kingdom, and what we an do about it.

A post-Easter conversation about Jesus' post-Resurrection movement that is essential to the gospel.

A conversation about AI generated cartoon images of our hosts, Caleb finding out about Easter, and the sanctifying slog of cultivating a soft heart.

A conversation about the role of accountability in healthy discipleship and friendship.

A conversation with John Schroeder, pastor of The Well, a church plant in Americus, Ga. Generations has been supporting John and The Well since 2023, and this is a great chance too hear their story and to be encouraged, challenged and formed in our own unfolding story as we endeavor to be a church planting church.

A conversation about our vision to re-launch community groups in a new form that's actually an old form, putting the table at the center.