Cross Generations: Recent Episodes
Bran Jay
Regeneration XYZ is a podcast that explores Christian topics that affect generations X, Y and Z. Hosted by Brandon Jay, Rob. B and Randall Singelton, the show offers biblical insights, practical advice and honest conversations on how to stay in Christ while dealing with the issues of life. Whether it’s relationships, career, culture, politics or faith, Regeneration XYZ helps you navigate the challenges and opportunities of living as a Christian in today’s world.
We all go through tough times in our lives, and it can be hard to understand why. This video explores the idea that sometimes bad things happen to good people because it makes them stronger and more compassionate. It’s a message of hope and resilience, and it will remind you that you’re not alone.
This question has perplexed people for centuries, and there is no easy answer. But in this video, we explore some possible explanations from a theological perspective.
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The Problem of Evil
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What is a good person
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Sources of Suffering
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Why Does God Allow Suffering?
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Free Will
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Divine retribution
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Natural disasters
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Suffering as a test
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Suffering as
Many people want to know how to communicate with God, but they don't always know how. In this video, Maurice B Johnson, Rob B, and Randall gives practical advice on how to get started in a conversation with God and how to tell if He is talking back.
In today's video, we're going to be discussing the relationship and marriage in the Church. We'll be discussing how to have a healthy relationship with God, spouse, and others in our life. We'll also be looking at how to have a healthy marriage.
In this video, Dr. Noah Nicholson shares his faith and how it has shaped his life. He talks about how important it is for people to have faith in something, and how that faith can help them through difficult times. He also explains why tithing is so important, and why preaching and offering love are so important in the Church.
Most churches have a majority of women, but why is that? Some say it's because women are more spiritual than men and are drawn to church. Others say it's because churches have traditionally been places where women have been able to find support and community. Whatever the reason, there are more women in church than there are men.