Generations Church - Spring TX

This Advent season, we're going on a "Great ADVENTure" into the hope, peace, joy and love that the coming of Christ brings us! This week, discover real JOY that carries us up and over anything that happens in life!

This Advent season, we're going on a "Great ADVENTure" into the hope, peace, joy and love that the coming of Christ brings us! This week, discover real PEACE that doesn't need to wait for the chaos around you to end.

This Advent season, we're going on a "Great ADVENTure" into the hope, peace, joy and love that the coming of Christ brings us! This week, discover real HOPE that frees you from your past, your fears, and your regrets.

This Advent season, we're discovering how God wants to take us on an adventure from where we’ve been to a supernatural life of hope, peace, joy, love, and wisdom.

Pastor Ingolf Schmidt is pastor of Living Word Church in Leipzig, Germany and a dear friend to our church. He was raised in communist controlled East Germany, brought up as an atheist, and has a powerful testimony of how God captured his heart.

This week, we conclude our exploration of Jesus in the Old Testament with the man who shares a Hebrew name with the Messiah himself: JOSHUA

The Bible is not a series of disconnected stories; it is an epic tale of the love and salvation of God. Throughout the Old Testament, the stories, characters and prophecies ultimately point us to the one who is called Jesus. This week, we dive deeper into a rather unsettling event in the life of Isaac.

The Bible is not a series of disconnected stories; it is an epic tale of the love and salvation of God. Throughout the Old Testament, the stories, characters, and prophecies ultimately point us to the presence of the one who is called Jesus. This week, we bounce between TWO stories, the three Hebrew children of the firery furnace and Daniel of the lions' den.

The Bible is not a series of disconnected stories; it is an epic tale of the love and salvation of God. Throughout the Old Testament, the stories, characters and prophecies ultimately point us to the presence of the one who is called Jesus.