Origins: How the Choices of Your Ancestors Affect You Today

by Linda Godsey

Overview

We all have natural weaknesses toward certain behaviors and areas where we need to “break loose” in order to experience freedom in our lives. While we are always responsible for our own decisions and choices that we make, that doesn’t rule out the fact that we are heavily influenced by our family of origin and the environments where we grew up.

Discover the essential key to your freedom.
This book will present a well-defined plan on how to break free from generational and see restoration of lives and families. Readers will learn transforming life concepts such as:

• Discovering family baggage
• How spiritual genetics transmit
• Breaking generational patterns
• How to be empowered to succeed and experience the blessing

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781629987002
Publisher:	Charisma Media
Publication date:	01/05/2016
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	208
File size:	471 KB

About the Author

Linda Godsey is one of the Freedom Pastors serving at Gateway Church in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, one of the largest and fastest growing churches in North America with over 50,000 regular attending members. Linda’s passion is to see people set free and experiencing their destiny in Christ, and she shares that message through writing, speaking, training, and ministering to individuals. Linda has two daughters, two granddaughters, and four grandsons.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Your Origins Matter 1

Chapter 2 Charting the Course 11

Chapter 3 Biblical Patterns of Generational Iniquity 29

Chapter 4 Empowered to Succeed 43

Chapter 5 Destined for Failure? 57

Chapter 6 Family Financial Baggage 73

Chapter 7 Spiritual Genetics Transfer 93

Chapter 8 In Search of a Father 107

Chapter 9 Type O + Type O = Type O So Why Am I Type A? 119

Chapter 10 Sins of the Fathers 129

Chapter 11 Breaking Family Patterns 139

Chapter 12 The Kennedy Curse 151

Chapter 13 What If I'm Adopted? 165

Chapter 14 Creating a New Legacy 179

Conclusion 189

Notes 193