December 24, 2011
Updates coming in tne New Year
We'll resume posting after New Year's. We've made some exciting changes to our ministry and can't wait to announce them in early January. We hope everyone has a blessed Christmas and Happy New Year.
December 14, 2011
Healing for Damaged Emotions part 9
The following exercise of renouncement should be done with a person you trust who is saved, Spirit-filled and full of faith. DO NOT DO THIS EXERCISE ALONE! Please understand this is not a quick fix, but a step to release the devil's hold and allow healing to come. If you need help please email me.
Generational/ancestral sins and the resulting curses
1. I confess the sin(s) of my ancestors, parents, and myself of __________________________.
2. I choose to forgive and release them for the sin, the curses, and the resulting consequences in my life. (Be specific).
3. I ask you to forgive me, Lord, for this sin, for yielding to it and the resulting curses. I receive your forgiveness.
4. On the basis of your forgiveness, Lord, I choose to forgive myself for involvement in this sin.
5. I renounce the sin and curses of __________________________. I break this power from my life and from the life of my decendants, through the redemptive work of Christ on the cross.
6. I receive God's freedom from this sin and from the resulting curses. I receive _________________.
Generational/ancestral sins and the resulting curses
1. I confess the sin(s) of my ancestors, parents, and myself of __________________________.
2. I choose to forgive and release them for the sin, the curses, and the resulting consequences in my life. (Be specific).
3. I ask you to forgive me, Lord, for this sin, for yielding to it and the resulting curses. I receive your forgiveness.
4. On the basis of your forgiveness, Lord, I choose to forgive myself for involvement in this sin.
5. I renounce the sin and curses of __________________________. I break this power from my life and from the life of my decendants, through the redemptive work of Christ on the cross.
6. I receive God's freedom from this sin and from the resulting curses. I receive _________________.
December 7, 2011
Healing for Damaged Emotions part 8
OPEN DOORS
Please check if common to you or your family whether past or present.
Occult Involvement and/or Cults, Religions and Societies __Levitation __Water witching __Freemasonry __Shintoism
__Accident proneness __Mediumship __Hare Krishna __Animal spirits
__Mental telepathy __White magoc __Hinduism __Ouija board
__Wicca __Islam __Palm reading __Witchcraft
__Jehovah's Witness __Astrology __Past life readings __Drinking blood
__Job's Daughters __Black magic __Pendulum reading __Drinking urine
__KKK __Occult books __Psychic readings __Own masonic jewelry
__Knights of Columbus __Psychic healing __Own occult jewelry __Masonic
__Reincarnation __Own pagan fetiches __Moonies __Crystal ball
__Satanic worship __Joined a coven __Mormonism __Seances
__Dungeons and Dragons __New Age __Eight ball __Sorcery
__Made a blood oath __Paganism __Spells __Seen a sacrifice
__Rainbow girls __ESP __Spirit guide __Seen demons
__Fortune telling __Used mantras __Scientology __ Handwriting analysis
__Superstition __Visited pagan temples__Shamanism __Hexing
__Tarot cards __Horoscopes __Tea leaves __Bahai
__Shriners __Human sacrifice __Trance __Buddhism
__Knights Templar __Hypnosis __TM __Christian Science
__The Way __I Ching __Vampire __Druids
__Unitarianism __Incantations __Voodoo __Eastern Star
Please check if common to you or your family whether past or present.
Occult Involvement and/or Cults, Religions and Societies __Levitation __Water witching __Freemasonry __Shintoism
__Accident proneness __Mediumship __Hare Krishna __Animal spirits
__Mental telepathy __White magoc __Hinduism __Ouija board
__Wicca __Islam __Palm reading __Witchcraft
__Jehovah's Witness __Astrology __Past life readings __Drinking blood
__Job's Daughters __Black magic __Pendulum reading __Drinking urine
__KKK __Occult books __Psychic readings __Own masonic jewelry
__Knights of Columbus __Psychic healing __Own occult jewelry __Masonic
__Reincarnation __Own pagan fetiches __Moonies __Crystal ball
__Satanic worship __Joined a coven __Mormonism __Seances
__Dungeons and Dragons __New Age __Eight ball __Sorcery
__Made a blood oath __Paganism __Spells __Seen a sacrifice
__Rainbow girls __ESP __Spirit guide __Seen demons
__Fortune telling __Used mantras __Scientology __ Handwriting analysis
__Superstition __Visited pagan temples__Shamanism __Hexing
__Tarot cards __Horoscopes __Tea leaves __Bahai
__Shriners __Human sacrifice __Trance __Buddhism
__Knights Templar __Hypnosis __TM __Christian Science
__The Way __I Ching __Vampire __Druids
__Unitarianism __Incantations __Voodoo __Eastern Star
December 2, 2011
Healing for Damaged Emotions Part 7
OPEN DOORS
Please check if common to you or anyone in your family whether past or present.
Infirmities/Disease Control Fears Sexual Sin
__Accidents __Appeasement __Anxiety __Adultery
__Anorexia/Bulimia __Denial __Bewilderment __Beastiality
__Arthritis __Domineering __Burden __Defilement
__Asthma __Enabling __Drread __Exposure
__Bone/joint problems __False Responsibility __Harrassment __Fantasy Lust
__Cancer __Jealousy __Heaviness __Fornication
__Diabetes __Manipulation __Intimidation __Incest
__Fatigue __Passive Aggression __Mental torment __Pornography
__Female problems __Passivity __Oversensitivity __Prostitution
__Heart problems __Possessiveness __Paranoia __Rape
__Lung problems __Pride __Phobia __Seduction
__Mental illness __Witchcraft __Superstition __Sexual abuse
__MS __Worry
__Migraines __Fears - any kind
__Physical abnormalcy
__Premature death
__Upper respiratory problems
Please check if common to you or anyone in your family whether past or present.
Infirmities/Disease Control Fears Sexual Sin
__Accidents __Appeasement __Anxiety __Adultery
__Anorexia/Bulimia __Denial __Bewilderment __Beastiality
__Arthritis __Domineering __Burden __Defilement
__Asthma __Enabling __Drread __Exposure
__Bone/joint problems __False Responsibility __Harrassment __Fantasy Lust
__Cancer __Jealousy __Heaviness __Fornication
__Diabetes __Manipulation __Intimidation __Incest
__Fatigue __Passive Aggression __Mental torment __Pornography
__Female problems __Passivity __Oversensitivity __Prostitution
__Heart problems __Possessiveness __Paranoia __Rape
__Lung problems __Pride __Phobia __Seduction
__Mental illness __Witchcraft __Superstition __Sexual abuse
__MS __Worry
__Migraines __Fears - any kind
__Physical abnormalcy
__Premature death
__Upper respiratory problems
November 28, 2011
Encouraging Words-Why We Should Give Thanks
I will extol the LORD at all times; his praise will always be on my lips.
Psalm 34:1, NIV
Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.
1 Thessalonians 5:18, NIV
I hope all of our American friends had a great Thanksgiving enjoying a bountiful feast, lots of football, and not suffering any casualties during the ensuing shopping frenzy (don’t laugh, it happened).
Brenda and I shared the holiday meal with her family, which is still going through a challenging time after the recent passing of her mother and nephew. As you can imagine, a family experiencing the first major holiday without their matriarch dealt with a wide range of emotions.
Holidays in general can produce some of the most extreme emotions we experience at both ends of the spectrum. When things are good, when we are enjoying abundance, it is the best time to acknowledge and celebrate those blessings. It is also a time when we often miss what we don’t have the most intensely, whether it is material things or loved ones.
It is especially sweet to enjoy the security and opportunities that material wealth can provide, and Brenda and I are more blessed in that area than either of have ever been, either separately or together. While she is well along in the grieving and healing process, it was painful to see other members of her family, already in much more challenging situations than ours, still struggling mightily with the pain of loss and survivors guilt.
I believe the Lord spoke to me when I was asked to offer the blessing before our Thanksgiving meal. I gave thanks for those who were standing in that house, ready to dive into a delicious meal, and also gave thanks for those who weren’t with us, for what they meant to us and will continue to mean in our lives.
You see, giving thanks is not just a good idea. It’s not just a way of humbling ourselves by acknowledging the true source of our blessings (although I believe that is very important).
We should give thanks, first and foremost, because the Bible tells us to. I quote two verses above showing that message very clearly, but there are plenty of others.
The part of that we so often lose track of is to give thanks at ALL times.
Really? Brenda is supposed to give thanks because her mother passed away? No, but she should, and did, give thanks for the life she led, for the impact she had on her family and church, and for the knowledge that she is in heaven feeling no pain and enjoying her glorified body and fellowship with Jesus!
Is Brenda supposed to give thanks for the gaping hole her mother’s passing left in her family? No, but she can give thanks for the opportunity to draw closer to her sisters and nieces, to help them lean more on each other instead of her mother.
Is Brenda supposed to give thanks that her nephew passed away just as it appeared his life was moving it its most positive direction yet? No, but she can be thankful that this led to his daughter and two grandchildren got reconnected with his mother and now have the potential of having a relationship that was previously non-existent.
Our God is a “glass half full” God. In fact, He is always poised to fill the other half back up when some spills out, even though it may not look quite like (or anything like) what was lost. Sometimes we have to look very, very hard, but I believe there will always be something positive our lives can gain from even the worst events or circumstances.
If we have trouble seeing that in the natural, we can always ask the Holy Spirit to point it out to us.
Then we can give thanks, not just because God told us to, but because we want to.
Psalm 34:1, NIV
Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.
1 Thessalonians 5:18, NIV
I hope all of our American friends had a great Thanksgiving enjoying a bountiful feast, lots of football, and not suffering any casualties during the ensuing shopping frenzy (don’t laugh, it happened).
Brenda and I shared the holiday meal with her family, which is still going through a challenging time after the recent passing of her mother and nephew. As you can imagine, a family experiencing the first major holiday without their matriarch dealt with a wide range of emotions.
Holidays in general can produce some of the most extreme emotions we experience at both ends of the spectrum. When things are good, when we are enjoying abundance, it is the best time to acknowledge and celebrate those blessings. It is also a time when we often miss what we don’t have the most intensely, whether it is material things or loved ones.
It is especially sweet to enjoy the security and opportunities that material wealth can provide, and Brenda and I are more blessed in that area than either of have ever been, either separately or together. While she is well along in the grieving and healing process, it was painful to see other members of her family, already in much more challenging situations than ours, still struggling mightily with the pain of loss and survivors guilt.
I believe the Lord spoke to me when I was asked to offer the blessing before our Thanksgiving meal. I gave thanks for those who were standing in that house, ready to dive into a delicious meal, and also gave thanks for those who weren’t with us, for what they meant to us and will continue to mean in our lives.
You see, giving thanks is not just a good idea. It’s not just a way of humbling ourselves by acknowledging the true source of our blessings (although I believe that is very important).
We should give thanks, first and foremost, because the Bible tells us to. I quote two verses above showing that message very clearly, but there are plenty of others.
The part of that we so often lose track of is to give thanks at ALL times.
Really? Brenda is supposed to give thanks because her mother passed away? No, but she should, and did, give thanks for the life she led, for the impact she had on her family and church, and for the knowledge that she is in heaven feeling no pain and enjoying her glorified body and fellowship with Jesus!
Is Brenda supposed to give thanks for the gaping hole her mother’s passing left in her family? No, but she can give thanks for the opportunity to draw closer to her sisters and nieces, to help them lean more on each other instead of her mother.
Is Brenda supposed to give thanks that her nephew passed away just as it appeared his life was moving it its most positive direction yet? No, but she can be thankful that this led to his daughter and two grandchildren got reconnected with his mother and now have the potential of having a relationship that was previously non-existent.
Our God is a “glass half full” God. In fact, He is always poised to fill the other half back up when some spills out, even though it may not look quite like (or anything like) what was lost. Sometimes we have to look very, very hard, but I believe there will always be something positive our lives can gain from even the worst events or circumstances.
If we have trouble seeing that in the natural, we can always ask the Holy Spirit to point it out to us.
Then we can give thanks, not just because God told us to, but because we want to.
November 26, 2011
November 25, 2011
November 24, 2011
Healing for Damaged Emotions Part 6
OPEN DOORS
Please check if common to you or your family whether past or present.
Anger Violence Depression Grief
__ Abandonment __Abuse __Dejection __Anguish
__Feuding __Arguing __Discouragment __Despair
__Frustration __Bickering __Despair __Heartbreak
__Hatred __Cruelty __Despondency __Loss
__Hostility __Cursing __Gloominess __Sorrow
__Murder __Death __Hopelessness __Weeping
__Punishment __Destrction __Insomnia Shame
__Rage __Feuding __Misery __Abandonment
__Resentment __Hate __Oversleeping __Anger
__Retaliation __Mocking __Sadness __Bad boy/girl
__Revenge __Murder __Self-pity __Condemnation
__Spoiled __Retaliation __Suicide attempt __Defilement
__Temper tantrums __Strife __Suicide fantasies __Different
__Violence __Torture __Withdrawal __Disgrace
Unworthiness Failure Trauma __Embarrassment
__Inadequacy __Boom/Bust Cycle __Abuse - any kind __Guilt
__Inferiority __Defeat __Accident __Hatred
__Insecurity __Loss __Loss __Inferiority
__Self-accusation __Performance __Imprisoned __Self-accusation
__Self-condemnation __Pressure to succeed __Rape __Self-hate
__Self-hate __Striving __Torture __Self-pity
__Self-punishment __Violence
Please check if common to you or your family whether past or present.
Anger Violence Depression Grief
__ Abandonment __Abuse __Dejection __Anguish
__Feuding __Arguing __Discouragment __Despair
__Frustration __Bickering __Despair __Heartbreak
__Hatred __Cruelty __Despondency __Loss
__Hostility __Cursing __Gloominess __Sorrow
__Murder __Death __Hopelessness __Weeping
__Punishment __Destrction __Insomnia Shame
__Rage __Feuding __Misery __Abandonment
__Resentment __Hate __Oversleeping __Anger
__Retaliation __Mocking __Sadness __Bad boy/girl
__Revenge __Murder __Self-pity __Condemnation
__Spoiled __Retaliation __Suicide attempt __Defilement
__Temper tantrums __Strife __Suicide fantasies __Different
__Violence __Torture __Withdrawal __Disgrace
Unworthiness Failure Trauma __Embarrassment
__Inadequacy __Boom/Bust Cycle __Abuse - any kind __Guilt
__Inferiority __Defeat __Accident __Hatred
__Insecurity __Loss __Loss __Inferiority
__Self-accusation __Performance __Imprisoned __Self-accusation
__Self-condemnation __Pressure to succeed __Rape __Self-hate
__Self-hate __Striving __Torture __Self-pity
__Self-punishment __Violence
November 23, 2011
November 22, 2011
November 21, 2011
November 20, 2011
November 16, 2011
Healing for Damaged Emotions part 5
OPEN DOORS
Please check any that apply to you or anyone in your family whether past or present.
Unbelief Addictions Escape Rebellion
__Apprehension __Cocaine __Daydreaming __Contempt
__Double mind __Downers/uppers __Fantasy __Deception
__Doubt __Marijuana __Forgetfulness __Defiance
__Fear of being wrong __OTC drugs __Hopelessness __Disobedience
__Mistrust __Prescription drugs __Isolation __Independence
__Rationalism __Street drugs __Laziness __Insubordination
__Skepticism __Alcohol __Passivity __Resistance
__Suspicion __Caffeine __Procrastination __Self-will
__Uncertainty __Cigarettes __Over sleeping __Self-sufficiency
Mocking __Computers __Trance __Stubbornness
__Blaspheming __Food __Withdrawal __Undermining
__Cursing Gambling Pride Bitterness
__Laughing __Internet __Arrogance __Accusation
__Profanity __Pornography __Conceit __Blaming
__Ridicule __Overspending __Controlling __Complaining
__Sarcasm __Sex __Egotistical __Condemnatino
__Scorn __Sports __Haughtiness __Criticalness
Unmotivated __Television __Prejudice __Gossip
__Irresponsibility __Video Games __Self-centeredness __Judging
__Laziness __Self-importance __Murmuring
__Procrastination __Vanity __Ridicule
__Undisciplined __Slander
__Unforgiveness
Please check any that apply to you or anyone in your family whether past or present.
Unbelief Addictions Escape Rebellion
__Apprehension __Cocaine __Daydreaming __Contempt
__Double mind __Downers/uppers __Fantasy __Deception
__Doubt __Marijuana __Forgetfulness __Defiance
__Fear of being wrong __OTC drugs __Hopelessness __Disobedience
__Mistrust __Prescription drugs __Isolation __Independence
__Rationalism __Street drugs __Laziness __Insubordination
__Skepticism __Alcohol __Passivity __Resistance
__Suspicion __Caffeine __Procrastination __Self-will
__Uncertainty __Cigarettes __Over sleeping __Self-sufficiency
Mocking __Computers __Trance __Stubbornness
__Blaspheming __Food __Withdrawal __Undermining
__Cursing Gambling Pride Bitterness
__Laughing __Internet __Arrogance __Accusation
__Profanity __Pornography __Conceit __Blaming
__Ridicule __Overspending __Controlling __Complaining
__Sarcasm __Sex __Egotistical __Condemnatino
__Scorn __Sports __Haughtiness __Criticalness
Unmotivated __Television __Prejudice __Gossip
__Irresponsibility __Video Games __Self-centeredness __Judging
__Laziness __Self-importance __Murmuring
__Procrastination __Vanity __Ridicule
__Undisciplined __Slander
__Unforgiveness
November 14, 2011
Encouraging Words-The Blessing of an Uncluttered Mind
At that time the disciples came toJesus and asked, “Who, then, is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?” He called a little child to him, and placedthe child among them. And hesaid: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, youwill never enter the kingdom of heaven. Therefore, whoever takes the lowly position ofthis child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. And whoever welcomes one such child in my namewelcomes me.
Matthew 18:1-5 (NIV)
Brenda and Irecently had the opportunity to attend her great niece’s fifth birthday party,where we were blessed by the fact that the adults clearly outnumbered thefive-year olds. While I was observingthe somewhat contained chaos that ensued from a safe distance, I was stuck bythe pure enjoyment the kids were having just running around and screaming andbatting balloons.
These childrenweren’t worrying about going in to work the next day. They weren’t preoccupied with family problemsor watching their 401(k) tanking. Theydidn’t even care about the results of the football games that were inprogress. All they were thinking aboutwas running around and screaming and batting balloons. Did I mention the screaming?
How great wouldit be to be blessed with such an uncluttered mind? I’ll bet that sounds pretty appealing.
I think that isthe core of the text from Matthew 26, where the Lord tells us we should becomelike little children. When is the lasttime we approached Him with an uncluttered mind?
It’s hard, Iknow, and I’m as guilty as anyone. Myjob gives me responsibility for overseeing a team of 17 people, and it is rarethat I’m not thinking about something one of them did or needs to do or thatthey will be impacted by. I try to be agood husband, so I’m thinking about Brenda and things that affect her welfare alot. When I “relax,” I’m often thinkingabout my Ravens, Terps, and why my fantasy football quarterbacks are justkilling my team.
I have a hardtime clearing my mind when I come to the Lord, approaching Him like a smallchild (if only I had the same trouble acting childish). God is quite the gentleman; he generally won’tshout at us. More often, He is thatsmall, soft voice that can easily get drowned out by all of the noise in ourlives.
It’s our loss,but it disappoints Him also. God hasgone to a lot of trouble to build a relationship with us. After all, that’s one of the overarchingthemes of the Bible, from Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt to Jesus’ultimate sacrifice for us.
I don’t think ourLord spends time being angry with us. Ido think, however, that he misses us. You know how frustrating it is when you’re talking with someone whoreally isn’t paying attention? Kind ofhurts your feelings, doesn’t it? SinceGod made us in His image, isn’t it reasonable to think that when we come to himbut aren’t really focused that it hurts His feelings? I think it does.
Now while I doubtthe Lord wants us to approach Him with the attention span of a five-year old(although a lot of us already do), He does look for an uncluttered mind, onethat is receiving Him and only Him. Howcan we do that? Here are a couple of wordsI will focus on and encourage you to consider—priority and trust.
The urgency oflife realistically prevents us from consciously making God our priority every wakingminute, but I think it is critical that we intentionally set some time asideevery day to do just that. All rightGod, I’m turning off the TV, turning off my computer, turning off my phone, andtuning in to you. Pray out loud, readscripture, or just meditate on Him and listen to what He has to say, but let’smake sure to have some quality time with the Lord.
How can we turneverything off, something might happen we need to know about. How can I turn off all the noise in my mind,I have so much I need to be thinking about. Trust Him. Trust that the worldwill not figuratively come to an end while you’re not paying attention. Trust in the Lord that He has something tobless you with when you spend time with Him. Trust that He will show you a way to get things done, even when you’reoverwhelmed, after you take time out for Him.
God won’t shoutthrough the noise in our lives, but he will richly bless the quiet, unclutteredmind. We just need to bring it to Him.
Matthew 18:1-5 (NIV)
Brenda and Irecently had the opportunity to attend her great niece’s fifth birthday party,where we were blessed by the fact that the adults clearly outnumbered thefive-year olds. While I was observingthe somewhat contained chaos that ensued from a safe distance, I was stuck bythe pure enjoyment the kids were having just running around and screaming andbatting balloons.
These childrenweren’t worrying about going in to work the next day. They weren’t preoccupied with family problemsor watching their 401(k) tanking. Theydidn’t even care about the results of the football games that were inprogress. All they were thinking aboutwas running around and screaming and batting balloons. Did I mention the screaming?
How great wouldit be to be blessed with such an uncluttered mind? I’ll bet that sounds pretty appealing.
I think that isthe core of the text from Matthew 26, where the Lord tells us we should becomelike little children. When is the lasttime we approached Him with an uncluttered mind?
It’s hard, Iknow, and I’m as guilty as anyone. Myjob gives me responsibility for overseeing a team of 17 people, and it is rarethat I’m not thinking about something one of them did or needs to do or thatthey will be impacted by. I try to be agood husband, so I’m thinking about Brenda and things that affect her welfare alot. When I “relax,” I’m often thinkingabout my Ravens, Terps, and why my fantasy football quarterbacks are justkilling my team.
I have a hardtime clearing my mind when I come to the Lord, approaching Him like a smallchild (if only I had the same trouble acting childish). God is quite the gentleman; he generally won’tshout at us. More often, He is thatsmall, soft voice that can easily get drowned out by all of the noise in ourlives.
It’s our loss,but it disappoints Him also. God hasgone to a lot of trouble to build a relationship with us. After all, that’s one of the overarchingthemes of the Bible, from Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt to Jesus’ultimate sacrifice for us.
I don’t think ourLord spends time being angry with us. Ido think, however, that he misses us. You know how frustrating it is when you’re talking with someone whoreally isn’t paying attention? Kind ofhurts your feelings, doesn’t it? SinceGod made us in His image, isn’t it reasonable to think that when we come to himbut aren’t really focused that it hurts His feelings? I think it does.
Now while I doubtthe Lord wants us to approach Him with the attention span of a five-year old(although a lot of us already do), He does look for an uncluttered mind, onethat is receiving Him and only Him. Howcan we do that? Here are a couple of wordsI will focus on and encourage you to consider—priority and trust.
The urgency oflife realistically prevents us from consciously making God our priority every wakingminute, but I think it is critical that we intentionally set some time asideevery day to do just that. All rightGod, I’m turning off the TV, turning off my computer, turning off my phone, andtuning in to you. Pray out loud, readscripture, or just meditate on Him and listen to what He has to say, but let’smake sure to have some quality time with the Lord.
How can we turneverything off, something might happen we need to know about. How can I turn off all the noise in my mind,I have so much I need to be thinking about. Trust Him. Trust that the worldwill not figuratively come to an end while you’re not paying attention. Trust in the Lord that He has something tobless you with when you spend time with Him. Trust that He will show you a way to get things done, even when you’reoverwhelmed, after you take time out for Him.
God won’t shoutthrough the noise in our lives, but he will richly bless the quiet, unclutteredmind. We just need to bring it to Him.
November 13, 2011
November 12, 2011
November 11, 2011
November 9, 2011
Healing for Damaged Emotions part 4
OPEN DOORS
Please check if common to you or your family whether past or present.
Abandonment Performance Finances Deception
__Abdication __Competition __Bankruptcy __Cheating
__Blocked intimacy __Envy __Cheating __Stealing
__Desertion __Jealousy __Covetousness __Confusion
__Divorce __People pleasing __Debt __Denial
__Isolation __Perfectionism __Deception __Fraudulence
__Loneliness __Possessiveness __Delinquency __Infidelity
__Neglect __Rivalry __Dishonesty __Lying
__Rejection __Striving __Failure __Secretiveness
__Separation __Workaholism __Greed __Self-deception
__Self-pity Religion __Idolatry of possessions __Treachery
__Victimization __Anti-christ __Irresponsible spending __Treason
Rejection __Betrayal __Job failures __Trickery
__Expected rejection __Denominationalism __Job losses __Untrustworthiness
__Perceived rejection __Division __Lack Mental
__Self rejection __Hypocrisy __Neglect __Craziness
Anxiety __Injustice __Poverty __Compulsion
__Burden __Legalism __Robbery __Confusion
__False Responsibiliy __New Age practices __Not tithing __Distraction
__Fatigue __Religiosity __Stealing __Hallucinations
__Heaviness __Excessive rules __Stinginess __Hysteria
__Nervousness __Spiritual pride __Insanity
__Restlessness __Traditionalism __Paranoia
__Weariness __Unforgiveness __Schizophrenia
__Worry
Please check if common to you or your family whether past or present.
Abandonment Performance Finances Deception
__Abdication __Competition __Bankruptcy __Cheating
__Blocked intimacy __Envy __Cheating __Stealing
__Desertion __Jealousy __Covetousness __Confusion
__Divorce __People pleasing __Debt __Denial
__Isolation __Perfectionism __Deception __Fraudulence
__Loneliness __Possessiveness __Delinquency __Infidelity
__Neglect __Rivalry __Dishonesty __Lying
__Rejection __Striving __Failure __Secretiveness
__Separation __Workaholism __Greed __Self-deception
__Self-pity Religion __Idolatry of possessions __Treachery
__Victimization __Anti-christ __Irresponsible spending __Treason
Rejection __Betrayal __Job failures __Trickery
__Expected rejection __Denominationalism __Job losses __Untrustworthiness
__Perceived rejection __Division __Lack Mental
__Self rejection __Hypocrisy __Neglect __Craziness
Anxiety __Injustice __Poverty __Compulsion
__Burden __Legalism __Robbery __Confusion
__False Responsibiliy __New Age practices __Not tithing __Distraction
__Fatigue __Religiosity __Stealing __Hallucinations
__Heaviness __Excessive rules __Stinginess __Hysteria
__Nervousness __Spiritual pride __Insanity
__Restlessness __Traditionalism __Paranoia
__Weariness __Unforgiveness __Schizophrenia
__Worry
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