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Exorcism and Deliverance Training: Chapter 1, Lesson 1

Sep 11, 2023
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Replay of 9/5/2023: This 14-week deliverance ministry course training equips believers to find freedom and wholeness through developing an intimate prayer life with Jesus, approaching Him persistently as a trusted Friend and loving Father. It covers identifying and ministering compassionately to dissociated "alters" - fragmented parts of the soul that split off to cope with trauma. Steps for inner healing and principles for spiritual deliverance are outlined, including declaring authority in Christ, offering forgiveness, receiving Jesus' healing touch, discerning demons, and commanding spirits to leave in Jesus' name. Ongoing discipleship through immersion in Scripture and intimacy with Christ is emphasized to defend freedom. In summary, this training biblically teaches believers to continue Jesus' ministry of healing the brokenhearted, delivering captives, and proclaiming freedom through persistently drawing near to Him.

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