Like Father, Like Son, Like Grandson - Elrod, Mitch
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Are you or someone you love trapped in a cycle of bad habits with bad outcomes? Is alcoholism or another type of addiction passed down from generation to generation in your family? Are you aware of a pattern of behavior that goes way back through your ancestry? In Like Father, Like Son, Like Grandson, author Mitch Elrod lays out God's plan to escape the trap of generational curses-no matter how long the pattern of behavior has been maintained. He knows what God can do because he has experienced it himself. "In order to help others, we have to find healing for ourselves. This book touched my…mehr

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Are you or someone you love trapped in a cycle of bad habits with bad outcomes? Is alcoholism or another type of addiction passed down from generation to generation in your family? Are you aware of a pattern of behavior that goes way back through your ancestry? In Like Father, Like Son, Like Grandson, author Mitch Elrod lays out God's plan to escape the trap of generational curses-no matter how long the pattern of behavior has been maintained. He knows what God can do because he has experienced it himself. "In order to help others, we have to find healing for ourselves. This book touched my life and gave me insight into how my generational history affects me. At the same time, it gave me hope that Christ has made it possible for me to break that cycle and start a new history for me and my children. In a very practical sense, this is the Gospel message. We are born sinful, into a world of heartache. But there is hope. If you are frustrated with where your life is headed, this book is a great place to start a new journey!" ~ Dan Sanchez, Family Physician
Autorenporträt
Mitch Elrod, pastor of the Bonnerdale Seventh-day Adventist Church and flea market and pickle ball afficionado, is a graduate of Southwestern Adventist University. He tells part of his story in this book, written to give others hope that they can overcome the sin that controls them-for "God is not a man, that he should lie" (Num. 23:19), and He promises victory.