Deliverance Ministry

The story of Mary Magdalene, as found in John Chapter 8,  is the perfect example of how the forgiveness of sins can lead to deliverance from demons. In John chapter 8, the scribes and pharisees brought Mary Magdalene to Jesus to test Him. Jesus knowing that they were hypocrites,challenged them by reminding them that they too were sinful, and most likely were fornicators themselves (He who looks at a woman with lust, has committed adultery with her in his heart, Matthew 5:27-28). This is why we need Jesus. No matter how good we may think we are, we are still sinners that need a savior. Now we know that indeed Mary Magdalene was caught in adultery, a charge like this most likely required to be witnessed by 2 or 3 witnesses. If Jesus had answered incorrectly, He could have been arrested.  2 things are important in this story: He without sin cast the first stone (John 8:7). You Hypocrites, first remove the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remov...

Zak Baggan's Demon House Do you have Poltergeist Demons in the Home? I have good news for you! Your house can be cleansed. The process if ridding one's house of demonic spirits begins with careful assessment of the objects and literature you have allowed into your homes. It requires the consideration of generational curses or demons that have been passed down from one generation to another  It also involves an assessment of who the previous tenants were and the kind of spiritual activities they were involved with. These materials, your generational line, and the previous owner's legal rights over the property can open the door to demonic poltergeist activity. A good Exorcist needs to come to your home and inspect it. He should be looking for any object that may be considered occult. For example, you can have an idol in your home and not even know it. An interview should be completed to determine if the current owner has given a demonic entity a legal right to haunt...

                              School children hold demonic dream catcher. Medicine woman who made it. While politicians debate whether guns belong in the hands of teachers, a medicine woman, aka witchdoctor, has handed the Parkland, Florida school shooting survivors a talisman, a dream catcher, to welcome demons to their school. An article in "The Wall Street Journal" about this inane action was entitled, "A Talisman of Solidarity Given to Attack Survivors." (I'll save you the time to look up the word talisman: "an object supposed to possess occult powers and worn as an amulet or charm.") A dream catcher is a Native-American hoop, usually made of willow (this one is), fashioned with spiritually sacred items such as feathers and beads. Its purpose is to ward off evil spirits and welcome good ones. It's seen as a web to catch snakes and was often hung over the cradle of an infant. This one, fashioned by female ...