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INNER HEALING & DELIVERANCE

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Overview

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Focus Areas

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Commonly Asked Questions

Why inner healing comes first

24 signs you may need deliverance

16 questions about depression

Is Inner Healing Biblical?

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Why do we do Inner Healing before Deliverance:

We have found, over the last 30 years of ministry, the demons that are demonizing a believer,  are stubborn and hesitate leaving for the following reasons: 

  • Because the sins and transgressions of the client have given the demon legal right to be  there. Until those legal rights are broken, the demons will not leave, They are legalists. When  we do Inner Healing, all demonic rights, covenants, agreements, curses etc. are broken. 
  • Many demons think their host wants them to stay. We deal with this in Inner Healing. • Demons can come in with curses. The curses need to be broken in order for the demons to  leave. 
  • Demons will not leave if the host is harboring unforgiveness. We deal with unforgiveness  with Inner Healing. 
  • Trauma (PTSDA is the name of a demon. That demon will not ever leave unless the person is  healed of every trauma. Theophostic Inner Healing removes all trauma. 
  • When we get done doing inner healing, the client is like a house with the doors and windows  shut tight and locked, floors are swept. And everything is in order. If the demon tries to come  back into the host, he can’t get in unless the host keeps allowing the demons in by opening a  door or window. Ie: the client has the demon of addiction cast out. They are free! But then  they relapse, get drunk at a party, and the demon of addiction easily comes back in because  

the host sinned.

24 signs you may need deliverance:

  • You believe Christians cannot be demonized.

  • You experience frequent nightmares or night terrors.

  • You struggle with ongoing lustful thoughts (Matt. 5:27–28).

  • You have past involvement in occult or witchcraft practices, including tarot, mediums, hypnosis, Freemasonry, astrology, Ouija boards, ritual magic, yoga, DND, Harry Potter, Halloween rituals, Kabbalah, Santeria.

  • You cannot stop cursing, mocking, or taking the Lord’s name in vain.

  • You live with a victim mindset and regularly rehearse how others have hurt you.

  • You are easily offended and hold unforgiveness.

  • You feel persistently sad, depressed, or hopeless.

  • You struggle to forgive others.

  • Fellowship with joyful Christians irritates you.

  • You gossip or assume false motives about others.

  • You live with a poverty mindset.

  • You experience social anxiety and avoid people or crowds.

  • You are addicted to pornography, alcohol, drugs, or sex.

  • You have thoughts of suicide or have experienced abortion.

  • You habitually steal.

  • You struggle with jealousy or envy.

  • You experience control, manipulation, anxiety attacks, fear of man, constant worry, or terror episodes.

  • You frequently feel worthless, rejected, self-loathing, hopeless, betrayed, or abandoned.

  • You are an adult but remain emotionally or mentally stuck, depend on others for basic support, struggle with work, or default to fight-or-flight in relationships.

  • You are addicted to fantasy through games or movies.

  • You were born outside of marriage.

  • You justify ongoing sin without conviction or repentance, including addiction, sexual sin, or unforgiveness.

  • You are controlling, selfish, competitive, prideful, resistant to wisdom, lacking peace or joy, and self-medicate stress or depression.

16 Questions about how depression may be affecting you:

  1. You have little interest in house or yard chores or completing projects. Your garage is a mess. 
  • Not at all
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. You have been feeling down or low or hopeless. 
  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. You have trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much. 
  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. You are always feeling tired or having little energy. 
  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. You’ve had a poor appetite or overeating 
  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. You are critical about yourself – or you are a failure or have let yourself or your family down. 
  • Not at all
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. You have thoughts that you would be better of dead, or of hurting yourself in some way. 
  • Not at all
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. If you go to church, when it is praise and worship time, you don’t join in with singing, clapping  hands, etc.. 
  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day.

  1. You hesitate being around joyous Christians because they annoy you. You have social anxiety.  You isolate yourself. 
  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day.
  1. You don’t have peace and joy anymore. 
  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. To soften the trauma, pain or hurts that accompany or are associated with depression, you  have started Comforting yourself bye self medicating through drugs (including SSRI’s) alcohol,  porn, gambling, food, technology.  
  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. You get easily offended with people. 
  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. You catch yourself saying or thinking; “Why me or why is this happening to me” when trials or  adversity come your way. Poor when trials or adversity come your way you immediately feel like a  failure. 
  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. There may be someone in your life that you have a hard time forgiving.  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. You have difficulty concentrating or making decisions. You may have trouble focusing, or  indecisiveness 
  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day. 
  1. You have had thoughts like; “No one needs me. No matter how hard I try with my family, my  work or community, it is never good enough.” 
  • Not at all. 
  • More than half the days. 
  • Several days. 
  • Nearly every day.
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