In this episode of Brave Haven, we take a look at the long arc of generational stories. Previously we told you about where we came from and what we carry. Today we will speak more on what we are choosing to hand forward.

Through honest reflections about our own mothers, biblical examples from Abraham to Timothy, and the imagery of walking through fire, we explore what it means to break cycles that have shaped families for generations.

This conversation is about courage. The courage to face the flames, to name what was broken, and to choose a different inheritance for the children who follow us. All while trusting that God meets us in the places that feel unfixable. He is ultimately the One who is able to redeem stories that beganlong before we were born.

He stepped into the ultimate generational devastation, broke the curse, and writes a new story with ordinary people willing to take a stand and say, “Not in my house.”

Scriptures Referenced

Jesus Redefining Family

• Matthew 12:48–50 (KJV)

Generational Accountability & Responsibility

• Ezekiel 18
• Exodus 20:5–6 (NASB)

Patriarchs Patterns Passing Down

• Abraham: Genesis 12:10–20; 20:1–18
• Isaac: Genesis 26:6–11
• Jacob & Esau: Genesis 27
• Favoritism in the Family: Genesis 37:3–4
• Joseph Sold: Genesis 37:12-36
• Joseph Forgives: Genesis 45
• “What you meant for evil…” Genesis 50:20

Eli & His Sons

• 1 Samuel 2:12–17, 22–25; 3:13
• 1 Samuel 4:18

Kings & Generational Sin

• 1 Kings 15:25–26
• 2 Kings 21 & 22

Moab, Ruth, and Redemption

• Deuteronomy 23:3–6
• Ruth 1:16–17
• Matthew 1:5
• 2 Timothy 1:5

Authority is Established by God

• Romans 13:1–4

Nathan Confronts David

• 2 Samuel 12:1-7

Not Peace, but a Sword

• Matthew 10:34–39

Christ Breaking Our Curse

• Hebrews 4:15
• Galatians 3:13
• Isaiah 53:5–6

You are worth what it takes to heal.

You are never alone.

Love,

Kayla and June