Real change doesn't start on the outside.

It begins in the unseen, in wounds, beliefs, and patterns that have shaped us for years.

But what if those patterns weren't permanent?

What if healing could unlock strategy and freedom could lead to legacy?

This is chainbreakers. A journey to confront what's held you back and build what's been missing.

It's time to break through and become.

Welcome to Chain Breakers, a five-part journey designed to help you confront what's been holding you back and step into lasting freedom. I'm Pastor Toray Roberts.

And I'm Pastor Sergei Roberts.

In this first message, we're going right to the root, the moments that marked us, the silent

stories, the pain we survived, but didn't always understand.

Because if we don't break what broke us, we end up anchored to patterns.

We never agreed to. But God, he doesn't just deliver.

He heals, he re-anchors, and that's where we begin.

It is the role of the anchor to make sure that we can go from talking about community service

to talking about crime without feeling like you're being jerked in a thousand different directions.

When I was looking at some of the qualifications of what it takes to be a good anchor,

especially in this local new spot, I read

that one of the key characteristics that a news anchor should possess is adaptability.

News anchors often have to think on their feet and adapt to breaking news situations.

The ability to remain calm and composed under pressure is essential.

This is not necessarily exclusive to just news anchors.

In our lives, we have people who serve as anchors as well.

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