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Multigenerational Relationships in the Church | Pastor Benji Hutson | Ep. 35

Multigenerational Relationships in the Church | Pastor Benji Hutson | Ep. 35

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Multigenerational Relationships in the Church | Pastor Benji Hutson | Ep. 35


In this episode of Battle Belongs, Coleton Furlow and PJ Cuba welcome Pastor Benji Hutson to discuss the significance of multigenerational relationships within the church. Scripture repeatedly emphasizes the value of learning from those who have walked the path of faith before us. Proverbs 16:31 reminds us, "Gray hair is a crown of glory; it is gained in a righteous life." Likewise, Titus 2 instructs older men and women to teach and encourage the younger generation in sound doctrine and godly living.

Benji shares not only why these relationships are essential but also how younger believers can intentionally seek wisdom from those who have gone before them. He unpacks the biblical model of discipleship, seen in relationships like Paul and Timothy (2 Timothy 2:2), Elijah and Elisha (2 Kings 2:9-10), and even the passing down of faith from generation to generation (Deuteronomy 6:6-7).

In a culture that often prioritizes youth over wisdom, the church is called to be different—embracing the beauty of mentorship, discipleship, and intergenerational unity in Christ. If you’ve ever wondered how to build meaningful relationships with those older in the faith or how to be mentored by a spiritual father or mother, this episode is for you!

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Multigenerational Relationships in the Church | Pastor Benji Hutson | Ep. 35

Multigenerational Relationships in the Church | Pastor Benji Hutson | Ep. 35

Coleton Furlow and PJ Cuba