Maybe you think you can deal with the strongholds of sin in your life on your own. But when you see them get passed down to your kids and grandkids, you might get scared enough to finally change. No stronghold is too much for God; let’s break them down now before it’s too late.

Spiritual strongholds in your life can get started in any number of ways. But no matter how they get started, they are strengthened through our own behavior. In this message, we’ll see that we reap what we sow, unless we take the steps to destroy the strongholds of our own making.

Strongholds of sin in our lives get stronger through our own behavior, even if we inherited them from our families. This means we bear responsibility for the results. In this message, James MacDonald considers several significant strongholds and addresses the thought patterns you’ll need to change to get rid of them.    

What is doublemindedness? It’s what happens when we desire two things that will lead in opposite directions. Like when we desire to please God, and when we desire sin. In this message, James MacDonald shows how to think differently and recover a single-minded purpose in Christ.    

It sounds crazy, but we do it: we want two things that cannot co-exist and lead to very different places. It’s called double-mindedness and it creates instability in every area of life. As this message examines the story of Jesus healing the invalid by the pool, you will be helped to locate areas of double-mindedness and take action to help you think differently.    

When destructive patterns of behavior continue to run rampant in your life, the root problem may be in your thinking. In this message, James MacDonald shows how to replace dysfunctional family systems with the truth of God’s Word.

You inherited more than just your genes from your parents. You also received a pattern of behaviors. Some of these behaviors are healthy, while others are destructive. In this message, learn how to overcome those destructive patterns and replace them with patterns that imitate Christ.    

Are your family of origin and your disposition, or personality, keeping you stuck in a cycle of sin? It’s time to take a look at the biblical bottom line: The heart of every stronghold is wrong thinking about God.

Generational sins may be impacting the way you make decisions and handle conflict. If the patterns of behavior you learned from your parents are holding you back, you’ll learn how to apply God’s Word and be set free in this message from James MacDonald.    

Your parents and the family you grew up in have affected who you are today. But even though some of their dysfunctions have been passed down to you, you are still responsible for your actions and attitudes. That’s why we need to study God’s Word to learn how to overcome our failures and flaws, regardless of where they came from.