Generations Church

In this powerful sermon we journey alongside the two disciples on the road to Emmaus as they encounter the risen Jesus and later exclaim, “Did not our hearts burn within us?” That same fire still rises within us today—nudging us to serve God, love others deeply, and become the hands and feet of Jesus in a broken world. Don’t miss the moment when God stirs your heart. This message will encourage yo...

This Father’s Day sermon is a powerful testimony of God’s unwavering goodness and faithfulness, even in the face of a lifetime of disobedience and running from His calling. Through raw honesty and heartfelt reflection, this message tells the story of a man who spent years going his own way—ignoring God’s voice, resisting His purpose, and chasing things that never satisfied. Yet despite it all, God...

Being young is not an excuse to settle for shallow faith. In this message, we challenge the idea that spiritual maturity is only for adults and unpack how young people can live with purpose, passion, and a deep commitment to glorifying God—right now. Drawing from 1 Timothy 4:12 and other scriptures, this sermon calls out the lie that age equals spiritual impact, and reminds the Church that if we w...

Confronting sin isn’t easy—but it’s necessary for a healthy, Christ-centered community. In this message from Matthew 18:15–20, we explore Jesus’ clear and compassionate instructions for how believers should address sin among each other. Rather than ignoring wrong or reacting in anger, Jesus calls us to speak truth in love, seek restoration, and pursue unity. This sermon unpacks how grace and accou...

In a world where it’s easy to feel isolated—even while surrounded by people—this message reminds students they were never meant to do life alone. God designed us for real, meaningful community: friendships that encourage, challenge, and help us grow. Through biblical examples and honest truth, this sermon shows why having the right people around you can shape your faith, influence your future, and...

Watch as Pastor Justin explores the life of Samson—not just his great strength or tragic failures, but the unexpected redemption found in his final moments. Though blinded and broken, Samson's story reminds us that God's grace can meet us even at our lowest, and that it’s not how we start, but how we finish that truly matters. Through faith, repentance, and a renewed dependence on God, Sam...

Discover how quiet acts of faith—like those of Moses’s mother—can lead to powerful outcomes. Join Pastor Justin as he explores the profound impact of trusting God, even in seemingly small or hidden moments that shape our lives and the lives of others.

Parenting—and living as a mature disciple—isn’t about attaining a status that makes you known. It’s about recognizing that, because of the influence God has entrusted to you—for your children, your church, or others—you have the privilege and responsibility to make Jesus Christ known.

This message encourages perseverance during times of struggle by emphasizing that even when life feels meaningless, aligning with God’s truth gives every action purpose. It stresses that your journey impacts God's glory, reflects His work in you, and could influence someone else's eternal destiny—your example could lead them to Jesus.

Satan has been lying to us this whole time and we missed it! Satan can’t change the truth, all he can do is disguise the truth so you think it’s a lie. You are not condemned in Jesus Christ! Stop telling God that what He says doesn't apply to you and just let Him love and accept you once and for all! YOU ARE NOT EVIL...YOU ARE NOT DISGUSTING. YOU ARE HIS CHILD!!!

In the same way the serpent was raised up by Moses in the Old Testament, and brought physical salvation, Jesus was lifted up, on an old rugged cross, and brings eternal salvation. For those who believe Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God, that salvation heals us both spiritually, and eventually physically.

Because of the world’s definition of success, our standard of measuring success is off. As a result of this skewed since of productivity, we can fall out of love with the things God has called us to do. You can see how this puts the world in danger if we fall out of love with our calling to be and build disciples. It’s why people are looking for something else from God, because they haven’t been s...

Jesus bears our burdens spiritually, but He also bears them through the Church. As believers, we are a source of spiritual rest to our brothers and sisters in Christ. Not in the same way as Jesus who brings salvation, but as light bearers when the darkness becomes too heavy.

What does it mean to be content? How is contentment connected to our walk with Christ?

I remember playing outside and every once in a while I’d be really caught up in my own world; it had my full attention. My mom would call and I wouldn’t hear her. If not for my brother or sister letting me know, I’d have been left outside in the dark. In the same way God is calling people around us to Jesus Christ every day! We either help people hear Him, or hinder. Are YOU A hinderer or helper?...

Seeing their faith, Jesus said to the paralytic, “Take courage, son; your sins are forgiven.” We want to be a "seeing their faith" kind of Church!

There is no safety, there is no certainty, there is no amount of anything, that will ever fulfill you, like the fulfillment you’ll have with Jesus Christ!!! It’s time to count the cost and go all in!!!

The attitude you have when you sing your favorite worship song, should be the same attitude you have when you serve, work, or do anything else. When we don't do this, God only gets from you what you enjoy giving Him, not what He deserves!

Mike walks us through what it looks like in the life of believers as Christ turns us into holy, righteous followers.

What does it take to have a great relationship? God has given us specific instructions for exactly what that looks like!

How will the world end? What will happen? Whether we have all the answers, one thing we do know; God has already written the ending!

Sunday February 2, 2025; Elder Mike Mahaffey