CIC22: Celebrity In Christ Episode 22.
TOPIC: *Breaking Generational Curses*
Some of you are enduring financial hardships because God has chosen you to break the Generational Curses of poverty and lack that have plagued your family for generations. *Read Galatians 3:13*
Sometimes, breaking free from the patterns of our past requires us to go through the very things that we're called to overcome.
You see, the struggles you face aren't just about you. They are about your children, your grandchildren, and those who will come after.
God has called you to break the chains of financial mismanagement, debt, and poverty that have bound your family for generations. BUT BEFORE YOU CAN LEAD OTHERS OUT, YOU MUST FIRST ENDURE AND OVERCOME THESE STRUGGLES YOURSELF.
It is through your own experience of lack that you will gain the wisdom, strategy, and faith to shift the trajectory of your family's future.
Building Empathy And Compassion For Others.
Financial struggles have a way of softening your heart towards others.
God allows you to walk through seasons of lack so that you can develop Empathy and Compassion for those around you who are suffering and struggling. *Read 2nd Corinthians 1:2-4.*
When you have walked through the valley of financial hardship, you gain sensitivity that can not be taught in a classroom or found in a book.
You understand the weight of unpaid bills, the stress of making ends meet, and the anxiety of how you'll make it through the month, etc.
God uses this to mould your heart so that when he blesses you, you won't hoard your blessings, but you'll share them. You'll become a vessel of his love. Pouring out to those who are still in their season of lack.
*DON'T DESPISE YOUR STRUGGLES* For God is using it to birth in you a heart of generosity, compassion, and selflessness.
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