Deliverance: A Journey Toward the Unexpected

What would it look like to live in deliverance?

Of course we tested the healing. “Wait and see,” I said. But she was completely healed. All symptoms gone. Decades of chronic health issues, ended in an instant. Her healing and deliverance have since ushered in a whole new era in our spiritual formation, and opened up a whole new dimension to our view of the spiritual life.

Then we discovered a generational curse. Four generations ago, a shaman in Mexico City had been hired to curse the firstborn daughters of her family line. We knew there was a lot of sickness and death in her extended family, but had never connected the dots. We immediately did the genogram math and realized, every single firstborn daughter for four

Part of my wife's illness involved facial spasms due to a movement disorder. During the prayer to break the generational curse, T's entire body began to spasm and shake, worse than we’ve ever seen. (I should clarify, she is a very calm, down to earth personality, not remotely given to emotional expressiveness of this sort). The moment she prayed to

Social media offers the hope of bringing us all together but is often the instrument for tearing us apart.

Part of my wife's illness involved facial spasms due to a movement disorder. During the prayer to break the generational curse, T's entire body began to spasm and shake, worse than we’ve ever seen. (I should clarify, she is a very calm, down to earth personality, not remotely given to emotional expressiveness of this sort). The moment she prayed to

One of the great paradoxes of life today is an ever-increasing level of connectedness, paralleled by increasing levels of fracturing.

Within their newfound faith, many are recognizing spiritual activity within themselves—and in their environment—which is evil. Much of it is connected to personal activities from their previous life or ones they are still indulging in that hadn’t been previously identified as evidence of influence from the other side.

Sometimes, mistakes are actually necessary tools God uses to shape us. Faithfulness is not a spiritual sprint; it’s a marathon.