Session 7 – Word Curses

Session 7 – Word Curses

Blessing and cursing should not flow from the same mouth. Words form atmospheres, shape identity, and either empower or restrain. Word curses can be intentional, unintentional, or self-spoken. They are born in the heart, then weaponized by the tongue. We break agreement with lies, forgive, and declare Truth. We replace coarse jesting and criticism with honor. We choose a Naioth-in-Ramah culture—dwelling places where the Word of the Lord is prized and people encounter Heaven by proximity. In Jesus, every curse meets a greater covenant. We stand in Galatians 3:13. We bless. We build. We speak life.

“Curses form in our hearts, not in our mouths.” – Bobby Haaby

HIGHLIGHTS:

- Word curses disempower identity: intentional, unintentional, and self-spoken.

- The heart conceives; the tongue releases. Guard both.

- Coarse jesting and criticism seed atmospheres; honor and thanksgiving heal them.

- Break agreement, forgive, and replace with Scripture-rooted declarations.

- In Christ, every curse is null under a superior covenant (Gal 3:13).