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On today’s Equipping You in Grace show, Dave, Dawn, and Doreen discuss what Scripture teaches about generational curses, examples of modern-day teaching on generational curses and the problems with that view, genuine biblical suffering and sanctification, why biblical hermeneutics and biblical application matter, and the nature of spiritual warfare.
What you’ll hear in this episode
- What Scripture teaches about generational curses.
- Examples of modern-day teaching on modern day generational curses.
- The biblical, theological, and practical problems with the idea of generational curses.
- Genuine biblical sanctification.
- The sovereignty of God and suffering.
- Suffering and dealing biblically with our emotions.
- The nature of spiritual warfare.
- Why biblical hermeneutics and biblical application matter.
About Guest
Doreen’s website is: DoreenVirtue.com and you can find her at Instagram.com/DoreenVirtue, Facebook.com/DoreenVirtueForJesus, and YouTube.com/DoreenVirtueForJesus
Dawn Hill is a Christian blogger known as The Lovesick Scribe and the host of The Lovesick Scribe Podcast. She is passionate about sharing the truth and pointing others back to Jesus Christ through the written Word as the standard of authority for Christian living and instruction while being led by the Holy Spirit into maturity. She is the author of NonProphet Woke: The Reformation of a Modern-Day Disciple. She is a wife to Nicholas and a mother to Anabel and Ephraim. You can follow her on Facebook and Instagram
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