When we come to Christ, He washes away our sins by His shed blood. However, the nature of sin within us causes us to continue to “make sins” even after we get saved. This causes us to continually need to come to God for cleansing. At times it feels like there is a factory inside of us constantly pumping out.. read more

Have you ever taken time to notice your most common and dominating thoughts? After deliverance, it is common for many to feel as though nothing happened, or that their case was unsuccessful because they still have the temptation or the thoughts they did prior to their deliverance. More often than not, however, the demon did in fact leave, but its.. read more

Many of you know that I believe Christians should not have demons. However, the more I have both studied and done deliverance, I realize that although believers shouldn’t have them it doesn’t remove the possibility that Christians can still have demons. I have released a lot of content about the topic of deliverance, but I want to dive into the.. read more

I sat down with Dr. Bob Larson, a world-renown deliverance minister with more than 50,000 recorded exorcisms, weeks ago and asked him to answer very frequently asked, but difficult to answer questions: How can we truly differentiate between a demon and a disorder? Is every disorder caused by a demon? When can we know if there is a need for.. read more

The Book of Judges depicts the first 350 years of Israel’s experience in Canaan as a constant cycle: sin, servitude, supplication, salvation, and stagnation. We also see the nation of Israel turning away from God. Even though this is history, it still happens to us today as Christians. Many of us go through cycles in life, and fall into sin or walk.. read more

After deliverance, some people find that they continue to battle with similar thoughts that they experienced prior to their deliverance. This, however, does not mean that the demon did not leave. Instead, it highlights the fact that a stronghold was built over time in the mind of the individual. A demon is often referred to as a strong man while.. read more

As a deliverance ministry, we have had the opportunity to deal with a great range of cases, and we have learned many valuable things along the way. One of the most valuable lessons that we learned early on is understanding the importance of not simply undergoing a deliverance, but learning to walk in dominion after your deliverance. The danger of.. read more

Do you find that you often get offended by things people have said or done to you? What do you do with your hurt feelings? How long does it take you to get over those negative thoughts and self-pity? An offense can take root when what you perceive to be an insult or disregard turns into resentment. In the Bible,.. read more

Jezebel is mentioned in the Bible over 22 times, mostly in 1 Kings 18, but also again in Revelation 2. In other portions of Scripture, fear and heaviness are called spirits, but the Bible does not directly call Jezebel a spirit. For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind... read more

When people that struggle with addictions, cycles of the same sickness in the family, or deep unshakeable heaviness, come across our ministry, they often ask the question: “How do I know when the root of the issue I am dealing with is demonic?” There are many ways that a person can learn to differentiate between normal emotions and circumstances, and.. read more