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The Secret To Generational Curses
Contributed by Jerral Campfield
Friday, 18 August 2023
ALEXANDER PAGANIThere's no question that today we are living in an imperfect world that has been hit by sin. However, so many people are wondering what is going wrong in their lives when it seems like they have no direct connection to circumstances, depression or negative pulls that keep striking their lives. How can this happen? Through the power of generational curses. The revelation of generational curses is not easily defined or outlined in the Scriptures as many others revelations, the topic of generational curses can only be discovered two ways. The first is by unintentionally stumbling upon it and the second is by intentionally searching for it. The first, is a person not intentionally looking for it but stumbles across it hidden in a field. It's usually during interacting with other believers (sometimes through conversation) that the Holy Spirit will begin to highlight certain unnoticed hereditary patterns of behavior and identifying them as the root cause of the individuals struggle, the person unintentionally becomes aware that they've stumbled upon a great revelation and begin the process of paying the price in obtaining any further understanding on the topic. (We see this in the parable below, in which the man went and sold all that he has and bought the field where the stumbled upon a treasure hidden in a field) see below: "The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which a man found [unintentionally] and buried. Then in his joy, he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field," (Matt. 13:44)
Friday, August 11, 2023 THIS IS FROM GARRY RANDELL OUR COUSINNo "Sweet Hour Of Prayer" For These Kids Print PDF The Burnet Consolidated Independent School District in Texas announced on Facebook a “pray to the first day” effort beginning July 26 and ending on the first day of classes, Aug. 16. A Facebook post listed the district’s three elementary schools, its middle school, and two high school campuses as prayer recipients, along with various district administration members and school employees. The devil was watching. So were the folks from Wisconsin. Be informed, not misled. Prayers canceled. The effort caught the eye of officials with the Freedom From Religion Foundation in Madison, Wisconsin, prompting Samantha F. Lawrence, the group’s Anne Nicol Gaylor Legal Fellow, to write a letter to Burnet CISD Supt. Keith McBurnett, demanding the district “cease promoting prayer and remove this post from its official social media.” The Texas school district immediately cut short the three-week prayer campaign after receiving the letter. Two things come to mind: First, the school district's leaders understand the power of prayer and were willing to take a stand with the kids in asking for God's blessing to be upon each of the schools in the district. God bless them for that. However, when challenged, they quickly caved. In a letter, Ms. Lawrence said the district “is displaying clear favoritism towards religion over nonreligion by promoting and encouraging prayer.” She said the 3,200-student district “serves a diverse community that consists of not only religious students, families, and employees, but also atheists, agnostics, and those who are simply religiously unaffiliated.” The FRFF letter cited U.S. population surveys that reported nonreligious and religiously unaffiliated percentages to back up that claim. A news release from the atheist group said Mr. McBurnett responded via email, “The Facebook post has been removed, and the district will refrain from posting anything similar in the future.” He caved. He should have spoken with high school football coach Kennedy in Bremerton, Washington, who was fired for praying on the 50-yard line after games but was ultimately vindicated by the US Supreme Court. Freedom From Religion Foundation and other groups like them count on Christians caving. They always try to avoid going to court with their threats because Christians have often caved after receiving a single threatening letter. A letter from a lawyer may cost several hundred dollars at most. A trial is very expensive. Who are these people from Wisconsin? They self-identify with this statement: The Freedom From Religion Foundation is an American nonprofit organization that advocates for atheists, agnostics, and nontheists. Formed in 1976, FFRF promotes the separation of church and state and challenges the legitimacy of many federal and state programs that are faith-based (Wikipedia). Founders: Annie Laurie Gaylor, Dan Barker, Anne Nicol Gaylor About Dan BarkerDan was born in California. His father, Norman Barker, a professional trombonist, played with Hoagy Carmichael and appeared in a cameo with Judy Garland in the movie "Easter Parade." His mother, Patricia, was a talented amateur singer, and the family often used music in their evangelism ministry.
Gender Mutilation: The New Fad? Print PDF Despite Bud Light’s financial collapse, some CEOs don’t seem to be learning from the beer brand’s fatal partnership with transgender Dylan Mulvaney. That, experts say, or they’re choosing to be ignorant. The New York Post is reporting: "Bud Light distributors no longer expect sales to recover from Dylan Mulvaney disaster." Apparently, Disney has also reconciled their losses for the same reasons. They are making significant cuts in almost every part of their business, even suggesting they may sell off ESPN, ABC, and other corporately owned companies. Why are brand-name companies still jumping on board the gender mutilation--- also known as "gender-affirming health care"---wagon? Be informed, not misled. The New York Post says, "Many Anheuser-Busch distributors say they are resigned to their painful Bud Light losses — and that they have given up on luring back disaffected customers following the Dylan Mulvaney fiasco, The Post has learned." After four months of hiring freezes and layoffs — with some beer truck drivers getting heckled and harassed even as Bud Light sales have dropped by more than 25% — Anheuser-Busch wholesalers have accepted that they have lost a chunk of their customers for good — and need to focus on a new crop of drinkers. “Consumers have made a choice,” said an executive at a Texas-based beer distributor who did not want to be identified. “They have left [Bud Light] and that’s how it’s going to be. I don’t envision a big percentage of them coming back.” Disney has come to the same conclusion. Starbucks seems to have sort of tippy-toed around the whole LGBTQ issue appearing to be supportive to the activists while appearing not so much supportive of the LGBTQ agenda to the people who live in the real world. Target has apparently chosen the same path. Why are some brand-named companies charging forward to their own peril? Sarah Holliday, writing for "The Stand" a news site that is part of the Family Research Council, says, "Despite Bud Light’s financial collapse, some CEOs don’t seem to be learning from the beer brand’s fatal partnership with Dylan Mulvaney. That, experts say, or they’re choosing to be ignorant." She continues, "While consumer outrage continues to crush businesses that align with the trans ideology, Dr. Marten’s and Costa Coffee are jumping into the fray, openly promoting gender mutilation by picturing bare-chested women with top surgery scars on their products. Lauren Fox tweeted directly to Costa Coffee and said, “You are promoting the mutilation of healthy young girls. I hope you are boycotted out of existence.” And she noted, "The celebration of females who’ve undergone double mastectomies in the name of gender affirmation is spreading — appearing now on Dr. Marten’s new DIY shoes, Costa Coffee’s advertising, and even the video game, Sims 4, where the player can create an avatar with breast removal scars. These brands, just like Bud Light, faced intense criticism quickly." Jay Richards from The Heritage Foundation commented, “Did Dr. Martens poll test this allusion to ‘top surgery’ with its customer base? Or is it making the same foolish mistake made by Bud Light?” According to a poll conducted by the Washington Post/Kaiser Family Foundation, an overwhelming majority of Americans (68%) oppose minors having access to gender transition procedures. And while Bud Light may not have a market for minors, video games, shoe brands, and coffee shops do. Strive Management’s head of Corporate Governance, Justin Danhof, says, “Despite its name, Dr. Martens is not actually led by medical doctors. Weighing in on controversial elective surgeries to promote one side of the transgender debate is not why the company was founded more than 75 years ago. Its purpose is to create quality shoes and boots — and that’s what it should focus on.”
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