Pastor Daniels preaches a sermon on the importance of staying strong in our trust in God even when times and seasons are hard.

Using the example of Joseph, Dan encourages us to trust in good and allow 'the one who set the destination to set the ETA'.

Pastor Wesley preaches a sermon on how God showed up unexpectantly in people's lives in the Bible.

Jesus breaks generational patterns, restores family lines, and gives you a new identity — the only curse left is believing the old one still applies.

🌿 1. Your identity is no longer defined by your family struggles

The message opens with a powerful reminder:

You are not shaped by the failures, patterns, or pain of your family history.

You are defined by the One who lives in you — Christ.

📖 2. Mary’s declaration: God’s mercy moves through generations

Luke 1:50 — “His mercy extends to those who fear Him, from generation to generation.”

Mary wasn’t just celebrating her miracle; she was declaring a truth about how God works across time. God’s mercy doesn’t stop with one person — it flows through families and generations.

🌳 3. Jesus’ genealogy shows God restores broken family lines

Luke traces Jesus’ family tree all the way back to Adam.

Why?

To show that Jesus didn’t come for isolated individuals — He came to redeem entire generations.

Jesus’ family line included:

• liars

• deceivers

• adulterers

• broken kings

• failed fathers

Yet God didn’t erase the genealogy — He entered into it.

Jesus was born into a broken family line to heal broken family lines.

Mary’s words mean:

Even when generations fail, mercy keeps moving.

Jesus is the turning point in every family story.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 4. This isn’t just Bible history — it’s your story

If Jesus can step into generations of dysfunction, He can step into yours.

God blesses individuals, yes — but He also blesses families and generations.

A declaration for today:

“The blessing will not stop with me — it is moving through my family.”

👑 5. You were brought into a new family

Colossians 1:13 — God rescued you from darkness and brought you into the kingdom of His Son.

This means:

• Darkness no longer has authority over you

• Your past no longer owns you

• Old family patterns no longer define you

Romans 8:15 — You have been adopted.

God says:

“I have chosen you. I have named you. I have claimed you.”

You don’t fight for identity — you fight from identity.

🔥 6. The only curse is believing you are still cursed

Galatians 3:13 — Christ redeemed us from the curse.

Past tense. Finished. Done.

So why do many Christians still live as if they’re cursed?

Because the enemy has no real power — only lies.

Common lies sound like:

• “Everyone in my family struggles with this.”

• “Addiction runs in our blood.”

• “Cancer always hits our family.”

• “Depression is just who we are.”

These statements feel normal, but they are not biblical truth.

Live with Biblical truth of knowing God will bless you.