Breaking Generational Curses: Releasing God's Power in Us, Our Children, and Our Destiny

What can I say David Nori this book truly gave me an understanding of what is going in my son life. Family Curses or real and we are the only ones who can break them by letting Jesus guide us and being kind, grateful and compassionate. Asking for forgiveness and surrendering to God.I am happy that God lead me to this book. Thank you! Thank! you and Thank you! Jesus

Very helpful in overcoming childhood family issues.

Love this book as it opened my eyes to see my family heritage, my side and my husband's, my own and my husband's strengths and weaknesses and what I want to impart to my children. It has improved my prayers over my children and my perspective on what I want to teach them. I have been talking about this book to many friends.

I am reading this book slowly and enjoying it to learn more about in my family values.

This reads more like a story of the author's experience rather than how to break generational curses. I was disappointed in it. The author is very sincere though and obviously loves the Lord.

I was first more acutely aware of generational curses when I saw a history of heart problems in a family lineage. Although unrelated genetically, heart problems were apparent, from a variety of reasons. This made me think of a generational curse. Look for Larry Huch's testimony and teaching on generational curses. It's well worth the effort.Don Nori always has much to say, and this book is no different. First I'd like to say this book is more about generational influences than actually breaking generational curses. That is not to denegrate the value of this book. I'd like to make an analogy with deliverance. If you have pigs in your parlor, (Pigs in The Parlor is the tiltle of a great book on deliverance), you don't sit down and sing songs, have a bible study, or ignore them. You don't even suggest for them to leave. You open the door and DRIVE THEM OUT! Knowing how to do this and with who's authority is vital, as well as being prepared for this event.With that said, let me make another analogy. Perhaps you want to become a great baseball player. You would concentrate on running, pitching, catching, throwing, and batting. This book on breaking curses would be supplemental material, like getting good nutrition, dealing with family time when you are away from home so much, and managing your finaces to insure a good future for your family. Don's book is great supplemental material, but first the curses need to be broken. If this is your only reference book, you'll miss needed information.For searching out breaking generational curses I recommend checking out Larry and Tiz Huch, Marilyn Hickey, Derek Prince, Francis Myles, Chester and Betsy Kylstra, Frank and Ida Mae Hammond, Peter Horrobin, and a wealth of information at [...] If you have a desire to see people healed and set free, begin sending for their materials.I love the story Don gives about listening to a man retelling the story of his great-great-great-grandfather, who was rescued by a stranger from a ditch. The man had come from a long line of thieves and homeless vagabonds, but when his life was changed that day, it affected his family line for generations to come. That man's name is Hudson Taylor.Breaking generational curses and deliverance are just a couple areas to work with to see healing. There may be need for breaking word curses, renouncing inner word vows, healing tramatic experiences, breaking ungodly soul ties, forgiving any and everyone, and more. Mark Virkler's book, Prayers That Heal The Heart is an excellent source. I hope this review is helpful to you.