Hi, I'm not moved high, what I feel.

I don't live by what I see.

Because my God has made no way for me.

Hi, everyone. I'm Courtney Copeland, and welcome to the Believers' Voice of Victory broadcast.

Today I am joined by Professor Greg Stevens from the Kenneth Copeland Bible College.

Thanks for being here today. Thank you. What an honor.

It's such an honor, not just to do this with you, but to even be in the seat. Thank you, Papa, for trusting me with this and trusting us with this. I'm really excited about what we're going to talk about. And you're the perfect person to discuss this with. Your knowledge of biblical context and not just fun ideas are really important. And this week we're going to be talking about generations.

Now, generations in that word, keeps getting thrown around a lot lately.

And I feel like it's because we've seen this regime of phenomenal generals in the faith

that have paved away for us so that we can run,

this younger generation that I'm a part of.

And I just say younger.

I'm not saying anyone's old,

but we're just younger than you.

And I think it's really important that we talk about

the context of generations.

God is a generational God. Throughout the Bible, he references,

you know, he'll say names of people like Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, you know, so I think it's really

important that we not only keep this on the forefront of our minds, but I'm happy that you're going to

teach us biblical context for what this means. It's actually God's worldview.

He doesn't think, he saves us individually, but he thinks generationally. So he didn't save me or save

you for yourself. It was for those after you. He didn't heal you for you. Yes, it was for you,

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