Many of us genuinely care about what the future holds for our children and are concerned about how their lives are unfolding. For those of us who understand the concept of generational curses, we recognize that our family bloodlines sometimes carry negative patterns that we truly hope our kids will avoid following.
Although I have written extensively on generational curses, I would like to inform you that, just as there are curses, there are also blessings that are passed down through generations. As is customary, let us consult scripture in an effort to reveal one of the many laws that govern generational blessings.
Now, prior to me getting to that law, I want to make unequivocally clear at this point that it makes absolutely no sense if you're praying for your kids to have a better future, but at the same time, you insist on living like a devil 24/7. If you insist on behaving this way, then it does not matter how much you pray for your kids; the spiritual laws of generational curses will run their course in the lives of your children's future based on the evil seeds you're planting now.
Proverbs 20:7 presents a principle about creating generational blessings that can secure our children's future. It states: "The just man walks in his integrity: his children are blessed after him." Integrity here means adhering to moral and ethical principles or being honest and fair. Consequently, according to scripture, our children will naturally be blessed based on how we live today.
As you can see, we could pray fervently, but if we aren't living with integrity, we risk losing generational blessings for our children. Sadly, a lack of this knowledge leads people to believe it's acceptable to treat others with contempt and unfairness. Since they aren't immediately judged for their evil actions, they assume they've escaped punishment, but in reality, THEIR CHILDREN WILL SUFFER THE CONSEQUENCES.
Parents, please listen tonight. Many of you are disappointed in your children for various reasons, but according to the law mentioned above, you might have some influence on what is currently happening in their lives. I find it astonishing how we, as parents, love to claim credit when our kids succeed but are quick to shift blame onto others when they let us down, completely absolving ourselves from the role in their failures.
Take a moment based on the above law and do a self-evaluation as to how you lived in the past (secret sins and evil deeds included), now compare it with the law of Proverbs 20:7, do you see a correlation now?
Investing in self-integrity today will secure a generational blessing for our children.
Written By: Kevin L A Ewing
kevinewing@coralwave.com
kevinlaewing.blogspot.com
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