Bourne & Raised

Bourne & Raised is a conversation-driven podcast hosted by Tim and Carrie Bourne, along with their sons Jordan and Titus — a family of pastors from Genesis Metro Church. Together, they bring authentic, faith-filled conversations to the table about life, leadership, and community. Each episode dives into stories of what God is doing at Genesis Metro, inspirational testimonies from church members, and lessons learned in ministry, leadership, and family life. And of course, you’ll also hear plenty of laughter, friendly debate, and fun chats about sports, games, and everyday life. Whether you’re part of the Genesis Metro family or just looking for encouragement and a fresh perspective on faith and family, Bourne & Raised invites you to listen in, laugh along, and grow together.

Bourne & Raised is a religion podcast hosted by Tim and Carrie Bourne, with 46 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Tim and Carrie Bourne hosts Bourne & Raised, a religion show with 46 episodes published.

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  Episode #51

  B&R #045 | How To Build Resilience (Part 2!)

  Oct 2, 202626 min

  Can resilience be built before life forces you to use it? In this episode of the Bourne and Raised Podcast, Pastor Tim Bourne, Pastor Carrie Bourne, Pastor Jordan Bourne, and Pastor Mark Clements continue their conversation on how to build resilience in leadership, marriage, relationships, and everyday life. The team discusses why talent without adversity can leave people unprepared for pressure, and how discipline, work ethic, and intentionally doing hard things can build the “muscle” of resilience before the real test arrives. The conversation then turns to accountability and conflict. Can you receive correction without falling apart? Can a marriage, friendship, or team survive a hard conversation and return to health afterward? The group explores why avoiding conflict can actually prevent growth, why coddling can hurt the people we are trying to help, and why healthy people learn to separate their identity from their emotions. From hiding phones when chores were forgotten to Remember the Titans, hard conversations, marriage, leadership, and learning to keep showing up when you do not feel like it, this episode is about becoming the kind of person who can take a hit, learn from it, and keep moving forward. CHAPTERS 00:00 Can You Train Resilience? 00:31 Talent Vs. Work Ethic 07:01 Learning Through Hard Things 09:30 Resilience & Accountability 14:55 Why Healthy Relationships Need Conflict 18:13 The Danger of Coddling SCRIPTURE THEMES MENTIONED Iron sharpening iron in relationships Israel crossing the Red Sea and remembering what God had done Identity rooted in God rather than our feelings Faithfulness when life becomes difficult WATCH NEXT If you missed Part 1 of How To Build Resilience, start there for the foundation of this conversation and check out the earlier episodes in our healthy team series: How To Build Resilience SUBSCRIBE Subscribe to the Bourne and Raised Podcast for conversations on faith, family, leadership, ministry, health, and what it takes to follow Jesus with grit and purpose. Support the Show: (select fund PODCAST SPONSORSHIP) https://www.kindridgiving.com/app/Form/78ad43d8-65e8-4c98-adee-ddea14e23587 FOR BUSINESS AND SPONSORSHIP INQUIRIES: Bourneandraisedpod@gmail.com STAY CONNECTED: ▶️ Subscribe on YouTube Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bourneandra... Learn more at: https://www.genesismetro.org/

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  Episode #50

  B&R #044 | How To Build Resilience

  Sep 25, 202630 min

  What does true resilience look like in marriage, parenting, and leadership? In this episode of the Bourne and Raised Podcast, Pastor Tim Bourne, Pastor Carrie Bourne, Pastor Jordan Bourne, and Pastor Mark Clements explore how to build a healthy team through grit and perseverance. Resilience is more than just "getting through it". It’s the ability to return to health after conflict, exhaustion, or failure. The team discusses how resilience is developed like a muscle, why parents must allow children to experience failure, and how faith in Jesus provides a foundation to push off of when life feels overwhelming. From hilarious parenting stories (including an unforgettable potty-training disaster) to biblical examples like the Apostle Paul and Louis Zamperini, this conversation offers practical tools for anyone looking to lead with grit and purpose. CHAPTERS 00:00 Defining Resilience 05:15 Parenting for Grit 12:01 Examples of Resilience 17:33 Parenting Stories and Lessons Learned SCRIPTURE THEMES MENTIONED Being hard pressed but not crushed Persevering under trial Falling seven times and getting back up Jesus as the Rock and foundation Paul’s resilience in Acts 14 WATCH NEXT If you missed the earlier episodes in this health series, go back and watch Part 1 and Part 2 for more context on building healthy people, healthy relationships, and healthy teams. What Makes A Healthy Team? SUBSCRIBE Subscribe to the Bourne and Raised Podcast for conversations on faith, family, leadership, ministry, health, and what it takes to follow Jesus with grit and purpose. Support the Show: (select fund PODCAST SPONSORSHIP) https://www.kindridgiving.com/app/Form/78ad43d8-65e8-4c98-adee-ddea14e23587 FOR BUSINESS AND SPONSORSHIP INQUIRIES: Bourneandraisedpod@gmail.com STAY CONNECTED: ▶️ Subscribe on YouTube Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bourneandra... Learn more at: https://www.genesismetro.org/

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  Episode #49

  B&R #043 | Why Trust Is So Important

  Sep 18, 202625 min

  This week on Bourne & Raised, Tim, Carrie, Jordan, and Mark continue their conversation on organizational health, focusing on trust and why healthy teams can navigate disagreement without questioning each other’s motives. We discuss how trust is earned through character, consistency, and follow-through, how gossip and inconsistent leadership undermine it, and why genuine accountability requires relationships built on trust. The conversation also celebrates dependable volunteers and explores why leaders must invest in others rather than try to do everything themselves. When healthy culture is modeled consistently, it begins to reproduce itself. Tim and Carrie share personal stories of sacrificing comfort and resources to make room for teammates, reminding us that building a healthy team means putting the mission ahead of ourselves. CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 00:11 Building A Culture Of Trust 07:40 The Value Of A Person You Can Trust 18:16 The Sacrifice Required To Build Something Like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations about faith, leadership, culture, and everyday life. JOIN THE CONVERSATION: What do you think our fourth component of a healthy team will be? Support the Show: (select fund PODCAST SPONSORSHIP) https://www.kindridgiving.com/app/Form/78ad43d8-65e8-4c98-adee-ddea14e23587 FOR BUSINESS AND SPONSORSHIP INQUIRIES: Bourneandraisedpod@gmail.com STAY CONNECTED: ▶️ Subscribe on YouTube Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bourneandra... Learn more at: https://www.genesismetro.org/

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  Episode #47

  B&R #042 | What Makes A Healthy Team? (Part 1)

  Sep 11, 202657 min

  This week on Bourne & Raised, Tim, Carrie, Jordan, and Mark begin a new series on organizational health and what separates a team that simply gets results from one that is genuinely healthy. In Part 1, we focus on two foundational qualities: clarity and ownership. We discuss why healthy teams need to know what is true and what actually matters, how leaders can damage culture by fixating on the wrong things, and why confusion often grows when people lose sight of the larger mission. Then we turn to ownership: taking responsibility, finishing what you start, helping the whole team succeed, and refusing to settle for, “I did my part.” Healthy teams win and lose together. Part 2 continues with trust and how healthy culture begins to reproduce itself. CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 10:00 Fixating On The Wrong Things 18:05 External Vs. Internal Ownership 27:50 How Do You Take Ownership? Like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations about faith, leadership, culture, and everyday life. Turn on notifications so you do not miss the next episode of The Bourne & Raised Podcast. JOIN THE CONVERSATION: Which is harder to build on a team: clarity or ownership? Support the Show: (select fund PODCAST SPONSORSHIP) https://www.kindridgiving.com/app/Form/78ad43d8-65e8-4c98-adee-ddea14e23587 FOR BUSINESS AND SPONSORSHIP INQUIRIES: Bourneandraisedpod@gmail.com STAY CONNECTED: ▶️ Subscribe on YouTube Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bourneandra... Learn more at: https://www.genesismetro.org/

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  Episode #46

  B&R #041 | The Greatest Fantasy Football League Of All Time

  Sep 4, 202657 min

  This week on Bourne & Raised, Tim, Jordan, and Titus are joined by Korey and Nolan for a full breakdown of what we proudly call THE GREATEST FANTASY FOOTBALL LEAGUE OF ALL TIME. This is not your average fantasy league. We talk through the combine-style competitions we use to determine draft order, the ridiculous level of competitiveness that comes with every season, the rivalries that have developed over the years, and some of the unforgettable last-place punishments we have handed out along the way. Korey also brings the championship trophy into the studio after winning the league back-to-back the last two seasons, which naturally gives everyone one more reason to argue, defend themselves, and talk trash. From the draft process to the punishments, this league has become its own tradition, complete with rules, history, rivalries, and way too much pride on the line. If you think your fantasy football league is competitive, this episode may make you reconsider. CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 03:20 Combine Glory 10:20 Our Fantasy Football Woes 26:10 Last Place Punishments 32:50 Winners Of Our League 37:44 3 secrets to success in fantasy football 41:00 Team Names 44:02 Football Jeopardy Like, comment, and subscribe for more stories from the history of Genesis Metro and conversations about faith, leadership, and life. Turn on notifications so you do not miss the next chapter of The Origin Of Genesis Metro. JOIN THE CONVERSATION: What do you think should be the punishment of the biggest loser in our fantasy football league this year? Support the Show: (select fund PODCAST SPONSORSHIP) https://www.kindridgiving.com/app/Form/78ad43d8-65e8-4c98-adee-ddea14e23587 FOR BUSINESS AND SPONSORSHIP INQUIRIES: Bourneandraisedpod@gmail.com STAY CONNECTED: ▶️ Subscribe on YouTube Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bourneandra... Learn more at: https://www.genesismetro.org/

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