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Are Generational Curses Real? A Bible Deep Dive with Steve Dabbs (spooky stories included)

from Bibleworthy · host Blair John Lee

 In this episode, I sit down with Steve Dabbs, retired chaplain and author of When Demons Surface, to examine the controversial topic of generational curses. Together, we explore whether patterns of struggle in families are biblical realities or misconceptions—and what it means for Christians today. What does the Bible really say about generational curses, and are they relevant for Christians today?Is it possible that family history impacts us spiritually or physically?How can we tell the difference between natural consequences and spiritual influences across generations?Are there specific signs that might suggest generational patterns beyond just behavior?If generational curses do exist, what steps can we take to address them?Steve Dabb's Links:His book: When Demons Surface → https://amzn.to/3C7AhS7His website: https://www.iamstevedabbs.com/Mentioned:Book: The Steps to Freedom in Christ by Neil T. Anderson This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.outofthinblair.com

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