Deliverance / Exorcism

Deliverance is simply the continuation of What Jesus Did, while He was doing His earthly work.

Matthew 10:8 "Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out demons. Freely you have received freely give

Deliverance ministry is part of discipleship. It simply uses the authority of Jesus Christ to expel demons, break spiritual bondage.

Mark 16:17

"And these signs will follow those who believe: In my name they will cast out demons, they will speak with new tongues.

Biblical deliverance casts demons out! Deliverance is what Jesus does for you, removing the chains. To grow in our faith, we need to be discipled. Deliverance is done in the power of the Holy Spirit, to bring healing to the whole person.

Hollywood has shaped the public perception of exorcism by turning it into a dramatic horror spectacle rather than a simple act of casting out demons. Exorcism is a thorough biblical process with Seek Freedom Australia. DWJD.                                                            

  1. Discern the problem. Identify whether the person is dealing with demonic oppression, inner wounds, generational bondage, sin, trauma, soul ties, or another open door.
  2. Identify legal rights. Determine what grounds the demons may be claiming, such as curses, occult involvement, unforgiveness, vows, abuse, ancestral covenants, or personal sin.
  3. Lead repentance and renunciation. The person actively cooperates by confessing sin, forgiving others, renouncing occult practices, rejecting curses, and breaking ungodly agreements.
  4. Break curses and close doors. In the authority of Jesus Christ, the minister cancels curses, soul ties, vows, and spiritual agreements that gave demons access.
  5. Minister inner healing. Address wounds such as trauma, rejection, grief, abuse, abandonment, and identity pain so demons cannot continue using them as entry points.
  6. Command the demons to leave. Once their legal rights are broken, the demons are directly commanded to go in the name and authority of Jesus Christ.
  7. Fill the “house.” The person is encouraged to remain spiritually filled through repentance, prayer, Scripture, worship, forgiveness, fellowship, and obedience to Christ.
  8. Continue discipleship and aftercare. Ongoing support, accountability, renewed thinking, emotional healing, and changed habits help keep former doors closed so demons do not return.