Words exert a great power of influence in people’s lives, both for good and for evil. Just as they can uplift and bless someone, they can destroy and even kill.
Have you become a victim of negative words and feel that you have been cursed? Do you feel like what you have been trying to do doesn’t progress?
A hereditary curse can follow an entire family, from generation to generation, manifesting itself in a person’s health, relationships or even finances. There is only one thing that breaks a curse: The Word of God.
God promised to Abraham and his seed: ‘…and in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed’ (Genesis 12:3).
Even if you and your and family feel the pain of this curse, God is able and willing to turn that curse into a blessing and completely restore your life and your family.
Contrary to what most people believe, the main cause of a curse is not witchcraft, or plague, although all of that obviously influences. The main cause of a curse is disobedience to the Word of God.
When a person disobeys God, he/she automatically brings upon himself the curses of disobedience as stated in Deuteronomy 28:15-68.
However, the good news is that if you make the decision that from now on you will obey God, then the curse is lifted from your life and you will experience God’s blessing as stated in Deuteronomy 28: 1-14. You will receive the Abrahamic blessing as mentioned above.
This Sunday taking place at your local Universal Church, we invite you to confront all curses in your life. You will have the opportunity to break these curses by using your faith in the Word of God.
For this special purpose, the Bishops and Pastors will go to Mount Gerizim, in Israel, which is the Mount of Blessing, to break the alliances and uproot all curses from those whom have identified their existence.
You can participate in this purpose of faith until Sunday 12 March, just visit your local Universal Church where you will find out more information.
Event: Breaking of all Curses
Date and Time: Sunday, 12 March at 10am (also at 7.30am)
Location: Taking place at your local Universal Church
