DELIVERANCE AND INNER HEALING MINISTRY 

Deliverance and inner healing are prayer based ministries that focus on restoring freedom and wholeness where people feel stuck, wounded, or spiritually burdened. Deliverance addresses spiritual bondage and unhealthy patterns that keep us bound, while inner healing gently tends to emotional wounds, trauma, and false beliefs that often lie beneath the surface. Together, they support healing of the heart, mind, and soul.

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Deliverance is often misunderstood. This work is rooted in prayer, discernment, consent, and care. It is never about fear, hype, or dramatic displays, but about helping people experience true freedom and wholeness.

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At its core, deliverance is about freedom. Freedom from patterns, wounds, false beliefs, and spiritual burdens that keep us stuck or disconnected from who we were created to be. For some, this language is deeply faith based. For others, it simply describes the process of healing, truth telling, and release into greater wholeness.

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Through my own journey to freedom, I believe the Lord has called me into deliverance ministry, to help set the captives free after living a life that was once marked by darkness. I am honored to serve alongside an incredible team dedicated to guiding others into God’s healing and restoration.

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In my own life, deliverance has not been a one time event or a formula. It has been a layered and compassionate journey that honors personal responsibility, emotional and mental health, discernment, and the ongoing work of healing over time.

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For those who share my faith, deliverance is the loving work of Jesus Christ, gently restoring the heart, mind, and soul from trauma, addiction, fear, sin, or spiritual oppression. For others, it may be understood as a process of inner healing, spiritual growth, and freedom from anything that limits life, connection, or fullness.

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This section includes my full testimony and reflections on my walk - what deliverance has meant for me, what it is and is not, and how freedom has unfolded gradually rather than through moments of spectacle. My hope is to offer clarity, safety, and depth, not pressure or performance.

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“It is for freedom that Christ has set us free.”
Galatians 5:1

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