Understanding Generational Iniquity and Soul Ties

This one day course examines the Biblical basis for both Soul Ties and Generational Iniquity, each of which can bring Godly blessings or negative influences into our lives.

Generational Iniquity – looks specially at our family of origin and the patterns of behaviour that can be passed down, both good and bad. Scripture describes generational iniquity as a spiritual pre-disposition, or a ‘pull’, that draws a person to sin in the same way as their forebears.

Soul Ties – examines the spiritual links that can be formed in all of our relationships. God designed relationships to bring blessing when those relationships are healthy. But unhealthy relationships, can lead to wounds that bring negative influences into our life.  

This event is designed to be a practical ministry course, with an opportunity for limited prayer ministry made available, where participants can respond to the teaching offered, allowing Jesus to bring healing and restoration to any Generational Iniquity or Soul Ties issues we may be carrying.

Event Details

This one day event commences at 10am on the Saturday and concludes at around 5.00pm.

Lunch, morning tea and afternoon tea are provided.

Please arrive to register and collect your name badge and notes at Reception from 9:30 am.  You are welcome to relax with a free tea, coffee or filtered water in the dining room before the day commences.

Unfortunately we cannot cater for special diets, food allergies or intolerances. We suggest if this is a concern for you that you bring your own food to supplement what is provided. There is a refrigerator and microwave oven in the dining room which you are welcome to use if needed.

If coming by public transport there is a railway station at Menangle, about 2 kilometres from us at "Gilbulla". As long as you let us know what time you are coming, we are happy to collect you from the station when you arrive and arrange to get you back there when the course concludes.

If you have any further questions, please call Reception on (02) 4633-8102.