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The Thee Generation Podcast is an audio resource dedicated to a generation of young people who are committed to total surrender to God and total dependence on His power to reach the world with the gospel of Jesus Christ. This podcast is designed to strengthen and encourage through a series of Bible-based, practical talks.
Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
22 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
646 episodes
since Oct. 13, 2016
episodic
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Mark Gillmore addresses the condition of people who have never heard the gospel through Romans 1–3 and biblical teaching that salvation is found in Christ alone. He distinguishes condemnation for sin from mere lack of information, then uses missionary accounts to shift attention from debating the u…
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The TGYS panel invites Christian teenagers to identify the pressures and attitudes holding their generation back, then responds to their observations and questions. The conversation covers surrendering future plans, technology, biblical separation, fear of offending others, financial security, love…
Stephen Zempel begins by distinguishing emotions, feelings, and moods and explaining that experiencing emotion is not inherently wrong. Using John the Baptist’s question from prison in Matthew 11, he develops three practical responses: focus faith on who God is and what He is doing, feed faith thro…
Austin Brownlee examines spiritual apathy through Romans 13:11–14, distinguishing an active walk with God from merely checking the boxes of Christian service. He addresses hidden sin, bitterness, worldliness, materialism, and priorities that displace time with the Lord, using personal testimony and…
Joe Mueller uses the account of Eastern Airlines Flight 401 to introduce the danger of attending to lesser concerns while neglecting the most important responsibility. From Acts 11:23, he develops purposeful decisions and closeness to the Lord as the response to distraction, with supporting example…
Ed Loney examines Psalm 51 against the background of David’s sin with Bathsheba and his attempt to conceal it. The workshop develops three responses to the burden of shame: confessing sin honestly and personally, concentrating on the Savior’s mercy and cleansing, and continuing in service after rep…
Bob Holmes illustrates James 1:14–15 with volunteers representing the progression from being drawn away through lust and enticement to sin and death. Applying that progression to drugs, alcohol, sexual temptation, pornography, and vaping, he contrasts enticing appearances with destructive outcomes …
Paul Rains begins with Peter’s question about John in John 21:18–22 and Jesus’ instruction to follow Him. He traces the tendency to compare abilities, possessions, appearance, and opportunities, explaining how incomplete pictures of other people’s lives, including what they share on social media, c…
Bobby Bosler examines Hebrews 12:1–3 through the picture of a runner trying to race with an overweight suitcase. He distinguishes besetting sin from spiritual weights—activities that may not be inherently sinful but hinder a believer’s God-given course, illustrating the latter with his own struggle…
Bobby Bosler explains Romans 8:2–4 through an extended comparison between gravity and aerodynamic lift. He distinguishes the law’s righteous commands from its inability to empower fallen flesh, then traces Christ’s work against sin and the Holy Spirit’s fulfillment of righteousness in believers. Th…
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