A wish takes no effort from you, and requires no basis in fact. Hope, however requires two things from us: It requires us to believe that there is a reason for hope, and it requires us to prepare for it to come to pass. Hope is strong. This morning we will talk about hope- How […]

**Due to technical difficulties, the sermon did not record from the beginning. ** The angels proclaimed that their good news would bring great joy to all people. But I think you will agree that joy hasn’t yet reached all people. Did the angels lie? I don’t think so. The event of that night wasn’t what […]

As the Church, we have an opportunity and a responsibility to shine as never before. The Good News is a revolutionary message of grace and truth. It requires us to tell it in a way that not only exposes the truth that identifies it, but conveys it in a way that expresses the grace that […]

Sometimes we approach Thanksgiving and feel like a hypocrite. Maybe life has gone off the rails, or we have let our attitude suffer because of things that we have let get to us. Let Thanksgiving be a statement of faith. Maybe things aren’t the way you want them to be, but by faith you can […]

No one is unaware that we have a presidential election coming up Tuesday. Supporters of the various candidates have predicted doom if their candidate is not elected. So whose side is God on? Who is God’s candidate? This morning I hope to give you some helpful instruction and the assurance that God is not being […]

Josh & Nicole Seabolt are much-loved members of the Generations Church family. We are their home church as they travel the state preaching and encouraging in churches both large and small. Their heart, however, is for the rural church. Through their efforts, pastors of churches in rural areas have someone who will come alongside and […]

The theme for 2016 has been “Growing Stronger”. As we get close to the end of the year, I have wondered if we have grown stronger. The events of the past few weeks have shown me that we have indeed grown stronger as a church and in our commitment to serve one another in many […]

Anytime you see someone who is missing any body part; whether it be a finger, an arm or leg, you know there is a story. Maybe it is the story of an accident, or a disease. Maybe it is the story of a bad decision with a life-altering consequence. Whatever the story, the loss of […]

No one wants to be wounded, but wounds are a part of life. Whether our wounds are self inflicted or caused by someone else; whether they are intended to help or intended to harm, wounds leave scars. Those scars are a record of the battles we’ve fought, injuries we’ve endured, and attacks we’ve survived. In other […]

Ever heard the saying, “death by a thousand paper cuts”? It refers to a lot of little things adding up to overwhelm. We know that paper cuts are minor wounds, but they are still wounds, and need to be cared for. But we shouldn’t make more out of them than they really are. This morning […]