Join us this weekend with our special guest Pastor Paul Godin as he walks us through a look at the Bridgers (Born between 1978-2002): They are technologically astute, tolerant of diversity, and super-fragmented regarding their preferences.  Most are in the teens and 20’s. We see that the faith gap between generations is widening as time goes on and that brings some of us to desperate acts.  Paul walks us through Mark 2 showing us how the desperate acts of some religious misfits could map onto our own lives. 04.20.2008

We continue our series on the Community Project looking at the generations. This week, the Busters (Born between 1961-1983): Though they may be the most abused, forgotten, and alienated generation of the four they are very issue oriented: the environment, family values, race, and sex. Most are now in their 20’s and 30’s.  We see the most important thing to the Busters are relationships.  Like Gideon, the Buster generation is full of hidden warriors and one of the greatest barriers to their faith is cynicism. 04.13.2008

This weekend we look at the Boomers (Born between 1943-1964):  The largest and most studied generation in U.S. History. They have a reputation for being rebellious, affluent, and independent.  Most are now in their 40’s and 50’s. We parallel the Boomers with the example of Joshua leading a younger generation into the promised land through being open new things and rather than choosing sides, Joshua chooses to stand on God's side. 04.06.2008

A get-it-done generation.  Builders are loyal, faithful, and committed.  Most are in the 60’s, but with today’s advances in medicine and technology, 60 is the new 40! This episode looks at the story of Caleb and reclaiming the land that God had given his fore fathers. We see a great example of leadership and how it applies to the "Builder" generation today. 03.30.2008 (video iPod friendly)