Word Channel

Drawing from his rich understanding of the Gospel and disciple making experience in Papua New Guinea, Kent Mundhenk declares the truth about all that God has already done for us and the joy that is ours; when we live in light of His love shown to us in our justification and regeneration. Kent also makes some insightful comparisons between animistic religion and some current forms of Christianity that focus on our desires rather than God's and His purposes.

Enjoy the encouraging prophetic ministry of Tom Stamman as he declares the destiny God has for His people.

Be encouraged by the prophetic ministry of Tom Stamman, as he exhorts us from ISAIAH 35, with keys to walking in victory with the Lord.

Be encouraged by this enlightening exhortation with Dr. Shannan Crawford and others who share helpful truths with transparency.

From the last Chapter of Hebrews, Pastor Alan Latta proclaims practical points for fruitful living in the New Year, or at any other time.

Based on Jesus' Good Samaritan Story, this sermon preached by Sam Latta - Pastor Alan's father - clearly proclaims how loving our neighbor is everything that New Testament congregations are to be about.

Drawing insights from an important letter to a young leader, this sermon declares the truth concerning our responsibility to remain satisfied with the Lord and His sufficiency in trying times.

From the importance of silencing the accuser to always letting God have the last word, nine very vital truths are declared in this concluding sermon to our 2012 Series on the Power Of Words.

Realizing that God has called us to help bring out the greatness in others is a primary key to expressing our own God-given greatness. Moving beyond just not backbiting or bullying, this challenging word exhorts us all to begin building up one another for the sake of seeing the fulfillment of each of our divine callings. This is the kind of Godly culture that we want Generations Church to become.

Speaking from the Psalmists prayer in PSALM 19:14 the truth is taught and declared about how to speak more powerfully for the good of our hearers and ourselves.

From the Psalmist's prayer in 19:14, the truth is imparted in this teaching concerning how to make our words more powerful than they already are - for the cause of good and not evil - in fulfilling our God given callings.

This word is for everyone desiring to do something important with their life, i. e. to encourage someone who needs our help.

With passion and poetry, Peter Nevland proclaims the gospel of the Kingdom. Preaching narratively from LUKE 7, he declares what the King and His Kingdom are like, as well as our adventures in it.

Realizing the value of our testimonies and the power of our stories is vitally important for utilizing them for God's purposes and the benefit of others.

Everyone has a story to tell and the world needs to hear it. In this sermon, you will be motivated to share all your testimonies everywhere - through every means possible - for the glory of God.

Building on Greg Harrell's previous sermon, REMEMBERING OUR TESTIMONIES, this one deals with the vital importance of our telling others about the good things the Lord has done for us.

From the story of the Israelites crossing the Jordan River and stacking stones as a Memorial to the Lord's blessings, Greg Harrell stresses the vital importance of our remembering the good things the Lord has done for us already. To illustrate his point, several healing testimonies are shared; which help drive home this mighty word.

With all the bizarre, shocking and disappointing things happening in our culture, we must never lose sight of our God given calling and responsibility to shine as lights in a darkened world. In this sermon, the concept of God allowing futility to exist is explained for the purpose of causing many to see their need for a Savior. Therefore, we must transition from simply whining - about the saddening condition of our nation - to actually doing something about it for those in need; which will ultimately result in our fulfilling Christ's commissioning.

In this conclusion to our series on the Book of Job, the truth is declared about the greatness of God and our need to totally trust Him at all times; in order to always have hope, no matter what may come our way.

Gleaning interesting insights from the story of Joseph, Admiral Blaney declares encouraging truths about living in pursuit of God's purposes for our lives.