Weekday Worship

A conversation about our upcoming week of fasting and prayer with some anecdotes from James' youth pastoring days sprinkled in.

A conversation following up on Sundays message regarding the simplicity of the Christian life that is anchored in faith. We explore some further ideas around faith, including barriers to faith, and the freedom and possibility opened up by faith. We also peek at what's coming in the next couple weeks as we consider what God has in store for us together in 2025.

A conversation about the impact of scripture, growth in spiritual practices, and our favorite books, movies and podcasts of 2024.

A conversation about beanie's, muffins, Caleb's fear of being controversial, and a better way to think about the prominent and growing ideology of self-care.

A conversation about the priority of hospitality in the Christian life and a church community. We welcome in one of the great practitioners of hospitality, Martina McCallie, to help us think about how we nurture this essential ministry personally and more broadly at Generations.

A conversation wrestling with how to think about and respond to the 2024 election, regardless of outcome, in a decidedly and distinctively Christian manner.

A conversation distinguishing between child-likeness and child-ishness; remembering the way political conflict is handled presently in contrast to historically; and trying to understand and respond to the serious threat posed by TikTok.

A conversation touching on Caleb's affinity for hip-hop music, and exploring the lives of prominent people in Israel's history which set a pattern recognizable in Christ's life and ministry, and which sets a pattern for the Christian life and ministry.

A conversation about Caleb's efforts as a playwright, James' recruitment into politics by both presidential campaigns, and a compelling story we skipped over in our current preaching series. And that's barely scratching the surface.

A conversation about the subtle drift away from or watering down of a gospel-centered culture. We touch on not being "car guys", golf-carts, and the proper place of the gospel in Christian community.