We hope these encouraging messages - communicated by Alan Latta and other Leaders - inspire you to know the Lord Jesus and to make Him known. GENERATIONS CHURCH, 5718 Highway 377, Granbury, TX 76049 - 817/326-5378 - info@generationspeople.org
Granbury, Texas - Pastor Alan Latta

Discover the life-giving priority of knowing God as the great I AM in real time.

Discover the life-giving priority of knowing God as the great I AM in real time.

Discover the life-giving priority of knowing God as the great I AM in real time.

On our journey through exploring God's names, Aaron Beaulieu shares many amazing truths about God's constant love and covenant care for us; in advance of our knowing what we need.

On our journey through exploring God's names, Aaron Beaulieu shares many amazing truths about God's constant love and covenant care for us; in advance of our knowing what we need.

On our journey through exploring God's names, Aaron Beaulieu shares many amazing truths about God's constant love and covenant care for us; in advance of our knowing what we need.

Gregg Madden teaches important life-giving truths about healing; while avoiding some of the erroneous beliefs being taught on the subject today.

Gregg Madden teaches important life-giving truths about healing; while avoiding some of the erroneous beliefs being taught on the subject today.

Discover the life-giving importance of knowing The Lord personally as El Ron: God Who Sees

Discover the life-giving importance of knowing The Lord personally as El Ron: God Who Sees

Discover the life-giving importance of knowing The Lord personally as El Ron: God Who Sees

This life-giving video features Katie Beauchamp's inspiring testimony and encouraging teaching about Almighty God as The LORD of Hosts.

This life-giving video features Katie Beauchamp's inspiring testimony and encouraging teaching about Almighty God as The LORD of Hosts.

This life-giving video features Katie Beauchamp's inspiring testimony and encouraging teaching about Almighty God as The LORD of Hosts.

Be encouraged by the ministry of one of our Elders, James Neale; as he declares truths related to our Almighty God being the LORD of Hosts, Jehovah Sabaoth. Matthew Shell's entire original music video can be found at https://youtu.be/0A5Pk-Qip7U?si=EpRb5xDhsIIfF5eg

Be encouraged by the ministry of one of our Elders, James Neale; as he declares truths related to our Almighty God being the LORD of Hosts, Jehovah Sabaoth. Matthew Shell's entire original music video can be found at https://youtu.be/0A5Pk-Qip7U?si=EpRb5xDhsIIfF5eg

Be encouraged by the ministry of one of our Elders, James Neale; as he declares truths related to our Almighty God being the LORD of Hosts, Jehovah Sabaoth. Matthew Shell's entire original music video can be found at https://youtu.be/0A5Pk-Qip7U?si=EpRb5xDhsIIfF5eg

In this first message for our Names Of God Sermon Series, Freedom Noble teaches and declares life giving truths about our knowing God as Jehovah Shalom; in real time through every single circumstance.

In this first message for our Names Of God Sermon Series, Freedom Noble teaches and declares life giving truths about our knowing God as Jehovah Shalom; in real time through every single circumstance.

In this first message for our Names Of God Sermon Series, Freedom Noble teaches and declares life giving truths about our knowing God as Jehovah Shalom; in real time through every single circumstance.

In this conclusion to our journey through the Book of Revelation, valid scriptural applications are made concerning Heaven and the Lord's return.

In this conclusion to our journey through the Book of Revelation, valid scriptural applications are made concerning Heaven and the Lord's return.

In this conclusion to our journey through the Book of Revelation, valid scriptural applications are made concerning Heaven and the Lord's return.

In this conclusion to our journey through the Book of Revelation, valid scriptural applications are made concerning Heaven and the Lord's return.

In reading and hearing about Revelation's predicted new heaven, new earth, and the New Jerusalem, we are motivated to always pursue going there for eternity.

In reading and hearing about Revelation's predicted new heaven, new earth, and the New Jerusalem, we are motivated to always pursue going there for eternity.

In reading and hearing about Revelation's predicted new heaven, new earth, and the New Jerusalem, we are motivated to always pursue going there for eternity.

In reading and hearing about Revelation's predicted new heaven, new earth, and the New Jerusalem, we are motivated to always pursue going there for eternity.

Learn more about the reality af Jesus as a true person in history and who killed Him; as well as why He had to die and why we boldly believe in His resurrection.

Learn more about the reality af Jesus as a true person in history and who killed Him; as well as why He had to die and why we boldly believe in His resurrection.

Learn more about the reality af Jesus as a true person in history and who killed Him; as well as why He had to die and why we boldly believe in His resurrection.

Learn more about the reality af Jesus as a true person in history and who killed Him; as well as why He had to die and why we boldly believe in His resurrection.

Discover important parallels between Christ's first coming on a lowly donkey and His victorious return on a white horse.

Discover important parallels between Christ's first coming on a lowly donkey and His victorious return on a white horse.

Discover important parallels between Christ's first coming on a lowly donkey and His victorious return on a white horse.

Discover important parallels between Christ's first coming on a lowly donkey and His victorious return on a white horse.

Receive a fresh (often overlooked) perspective on the judgment side of Jesus Christ's ministry.

Receive a fresh (often overlooked) perspective on the judgment side of Jesus Christ's ministry.

Receive a fresh (often overlooked) perspective on the judgment side of Jesus Christ's ministry.

Receive a fresh (often overlooked) perspective on the judgment side of Jesus Christ's ministry.

While the marriage supper of the Lamb is for His coming bride, who has been enabled to make herself ready, the supper of the great God is for the birds; who are invited to a feast where the wicked are the meal; after the judgment of the world.

While the marriage supper of the Lamb is for His coming bride, who has been enabled to make herself ready, the supper of the great God is for the birds; who are invited to a feast where the wicked are the meal; after the judgment of the world.

While the marriage supper of the Lamb is for His coming bride, who has been enabled to make herself ready, the supper of the great God is for the birds; who are invited to a feast where the wicked are the meal; after the judgment of the world.

As the Bride of Christ, all true believers are invited to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb; where we will celebrate our union with Him for eternity. The wicked will be at another event called the supper of the great God; where they will be the meal for the birds.

As the Bride of Christ, all true believers are invited to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb; where we will celebrate our union with Him for eternity. The wicked will be at another event called the supper of the great God; where they will be the meal for the birds.

As the Bride of Christ, all true believers are invited to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb; where we will celebrate our union with Him for eternity. The wicked will be at another event called the supper of the great God; where they will be the meal for the birds.

As the Bride of Christ, all true believers are invited to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb; where we will celebrate our union with Him for eternity. The wicked will be at another event called the supper of the great God; where they will be the meal for the birds.

While we look forward to The Lord judging a wicked world, this message addresses how we are to live presently; between the now and the not yet." The video of Johnny Cash reading Revelation 19 can be found at https://youtu.be/1aKwbVhhZcY?si=UOlQ2... Summary: Revelation 19 opens with a heavenly shout of praise after Babylon’s fall and contrasts two symbolic women: the corrupt harlot and the pure bride. Babylon represents worldly systems that pursue wealth, power, idolatry and sexual immorality; God actively judges those systems and will vindicate the blood of His persecuted servants. The book of Revelation presents numerous scenes rather than a strict singular timeline, so the “after these things” moments demand our attention to various sequences as revealed that may not necessarily be chronological. The marriage supper of the Lamb pictures the church arrayed in righteousness, destined for our union with Christ; which ia the glory of redemptive history. Living now, before that final consummation, requires lots of practical discernment. Believers must refuse the love of the world and choose heavenly treasures over temporal gains; while avoiding hiding completely from culture; yet still resisting its corrupting influences. Israel’s fruitful exile in Babylon gives inspiration for us to remain faithful in a foreign land; while building lives, raising up families, seeking the city’s peace, and being a blessing where God has placed us as His people. Daniel and his companions exemplify thriving under cultural pressure. Check out the encouragement from Jeremiah 29. Thriving in Babylonian times calls for a series of “re” responses: realigning with healthy congregational life and purposeful assembling; realizing the futility of human schemes that try to replace God; regaining responsible family patterns; repenting of unbelief and fear; resigning to the Lord’s corrective discipline; resisting destructive heresies and the lure of sensational prophecy; restoring those who fall with measured gentleness; retraining our thinking away from self-centered narcissism; and returning to worship that fixes our hearts on Heaven. . Like walking and chewing gum at the same time, we can live in the world withough being part of it; until The Lord's return

While we look forward to The Lord judging a wicked world, this message addresses how we are to live presently; between the now and the not yet." The video of Johnny Cash reading Revelation 19 can be found at https://youtu.be/1aKwbVhhZcY?si=UOlQ2... Summary: Revelation 19 opens with a heavenly shout of praise after Babylon’s fall and contrasts two symbolic women: the corrupt harlot and the pure bride. Babylon represents worldly systems that pursue wealth, power, idolatry and sexual immorality; God actively judges those systems and will vindicate the blood of His persecuted servants. The book of Revelation presents numerous scenes rather than a strict singular timeline, so the “after these things” moments demand our attention to various sequences as revealed that may not necessarily be chronological. The marriage supper of the Lamb pictures the church arrayed in righteousness, destined for our union with Christ; which ia the glory of redemptive history. Living now, before that final consummation, requires lots of practical discernment. Believers must refuse the love of the world and choose heavenly treasures over temporal gains; while avoiding hiding completely from culture; yet still resisting its corrupting influences. Israel’s fruitful exile in Babylon gives inspiration for us to remain faithful in a foreign land; while building lives, raising up families, seeking the city’s peace, and being a blessing where God has placed us as His people. Daniel and his companions exemplify thriving under cultural pressure. Check out the encouragement from Jeremiah 29. Thriving in Babylonian times calls for a series of “re” responses: realigning with healthy congregational life and purposeful assembling; realizing the futility of human schemes that try to replace God; regaining responsible family patterns; repenting of unbelief and fear; resigning to the Lord’s corrective discipline; resisting destructive heresies and the lure of sensational prophecy; restoring those who fall with measured gentleness; retraining our thinking away from self-centered narcissism; and returning to worship that fixes our hearts on Heaven. . Like walking and chewing gum at the same time, we can live in the world withough being part of it; until The Lord's return

While we look forward to The Lord judging a wicked world, this message addresses how we are to live presently; between the now and the not yet." The video of Johnny Cash reading Revelation 19 can be found at https://youtu.be/1aKwbVhhZcY?si=UOlQ2... Summary: Revelation 19 opens with a heavenly shout of praise after Babylon’s fall and contrasts two symbolic women: the corrupt harlot and the pure bride. Babylon represents worldly systems that pursue wealth, power, idolatry and sexual immorality; God actively judges those systems and will vindicate the blood of His persecuted servants. The book of Revelation presents numerous scenes rather than a strict singular timeline, so the “after these things” moments demand our attention to various sequences as revealed that may not necessarily be chronological. The marriage supper of the Lamb pictures the church arrayed in righteousness, destined for our union with Christ; which ia the glory of redemptive history. Living now, before that final consummation, requires lots of practical discernment. Believers must refuse the love of the world and choose heavenly treasures over temporal gains; while avoiding hiding completely from culture; yet still resisting its corrupting influences. Israel’s fruitful exile in Babylon gives inspiration for us to remain faithful in a foreign land; while building lives, raising up families, seeking the city’s peace, and being a blessing where God has placed us as His people. Daniel and his companions exemplify thriving under cultural pressure. Check out the encouragement from Jeremiah 29. Thriving in Babylonian times calls for a series of “re” responses: realigning with healthy congregational life and purposeful assembling; realizing the futility of human schemes that try to replace God; regaining responsible family patterns; repenting of unbelief and fear; resigning to the Lord’s corrective discipline; resisting destructive heresies and the lure of sensational prophecy; restoring those who fall with measured gentleness; retraining our thinking away from self-centered narcissism; and returning to worship that fixes our hearts on Heaven. . Like walking and chewing gum at the same time, we can live in the world withough being part of it; until The Lord's return

While we look forward to The Lord judging a wicked world, this message addresses how we are to live presently; between the now and the not yet." The video of Johnny Cash reading Revelation 19 can be found at https://youtu.be/1aKwbVhhZcY?si=UOlQ2... Summary: Revelation 19 opens with a heavenly shout of praise after Babylon’s fall and contrasts two symbolic women: the corrupt harlot and the pure bride. Babylon represents worldly systems that pursue wealth, power, idolatry and sexual immorality; God actively judges those systems and will vindicate the blood of His persecuted servants. The book of Revelation presents numerous scenes rather than a strict singular timeline, so the “after these things” moments demand our attention to various sequences as revealed that may not necessarily be chronological. The marriage supper of the Lamb pictures the church arrayed in righteousness, destined for our union with Christ; which ia the glory of redemptive history. Living now, before that final consummation, requires lots of practical discernment. Believers must refuse the love of the world and choose heavenly treasures over temporal gains; while avoiding hiding completely from culture; yet still resisting its corrupting influences. Israel’s fruitful exile in Babylon gives inspiration for us to remain faithful in a foreign land; while building lives, raising up families, seeking the city’s peace, and being a blessing where God has placed us as His people. Daniel and his companions exemplify thriving under cultural pressure. Check out the encouragement from Jeremiah 29. Thriving in Babylonian times calls for a series of “re” responses: realigning with healthy congregational life and purposeful assembling; realizing the futility of human schemes that try to replace God; regaining responsible family patterns; repenting of unbelief and fear; resigning to the Lord’s corrective discipline; resisting destructive heresies and the lure of sensational prophecy; restoring those who fall with measured gentleness; retraining our thinking away from self-centered narcissism; and returning to worship that fixes our hearts on Heaven. . Like walking and chewing gum at the same time, we can live in the world withough being part of it; until The Lord's return