Breaking Free from Generational Bondage WWOG Bible Study

Breaking Free

Breaking Free from Generational Bondage

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This video is about identifying generational bondage, not only that but to break-free! Also, what we can do to not allow it to perpetuate over into our future generations?

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Breaking Free. Session 5 if you have the Video by Beth Moore

Breaking Free From Generational Bondage

In the journey to freedom, nothing has greater potential to weigh us down than the __________ ___________.

If we dare to break free

while some of our family members remain in bondage, we are going to have to exercise some ___________!

“The spirit which they then received, the new nature and life that God gave them, was not ‘a___________-__________,’ the two words being a practical compound.” Instead, “we received

‘a spirit of ____________,’ the opposite adoption of ‘a spirit of ___________.’ ”1

1. Courage to believe we can be _____________

•  We often feel the family chains will never fall _____ ____ ____ because they’re ______ ______.

•  In the context of the Potter reshaping the clay, God said to His people, “ ‘turn … each one of you, and reform your ways and actions.’ But they will reply, ‘_____________ _______’ ” (Jer. 18:11).

2. Courage to be_________________ We may be mistaken as ...

a. ____________

b. ___________ (See Isa.3:5-7.)

c. ____________

3.  Courage to “extract the _____________ from the ____________”

(Jer. 15:19, NASB).

Let’s camp on a common generational stronghold that is poisonous: _________.

a. ____________ is grievous sin fueled by ________ and _____________.

b.  _____________ propagates from the false notion that, if people are____________, someone __________ _____ __________.

4. Courage to deal a _______ _______ with _______ _____________.

 “ Memory ... is vigorously___________ _________, selecting out of the______________ _____ ______ ________, retrieving and arranging images

present and insights, and then hammering them together for use in the ___________ ___________.”2

In Isaiah 33:6, God offers a second storehouse. Every time you draw something painful from your storehouse, draw something priceless from God’s:

• ____________, also translated ________________—yeshu ‘a’

• ____________

• ____________

WWOG Bible Studies inspired by the book Breaking Free by Beth Moore

1.  R.C.H. Lenski, “St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans” in Commentary on the New Testament (Peabody, Massachusetts: Hendrickson

Publishers, 1998), 521-522. 2. Eugene H. Peterson, Answering God (New York:Harper Collins, 1989), 117.

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