Walking Out Your Deliverance

Whatever you have learned or received or heard from me, or seen in me - put into practice. And the God of peace will be with you. Philippians 4:9

Introduction 

Spiritual warfare and deliverance is a process of cleansing the roots of the inner man. This booklet was prepared to give to persons who have recently experienced a deliverance prayer ministry. Most people who received deliverance prayers are  surprised to discover that they perceive something actually come out of them from deep inside. This cleansing process is manifested in many different ways, as was explained to you during your time of  ministry. Getting completely free may take some time to complete, and may include more cleansing and learning how to walk out and keep your deliverance.  

This booklet describes seven important steps you can take on your own to help complete the process. Do not be afraid, because Jesus and His Holy Spirit will help you!  

Read 2 Timothy 1:7. 

Completing Your Deliverance

Many people experience a sensation that  spirits are continuing to flow out of them  even after their prayer ministry has ended.  This is fairly common and natural. Your  prayer minister commanded all evil spirits  to depart from you, and this process can  take time. Some people experience this  cleansing process lasting a few hours or  even several days. 

Do not be surprised if you also feel the Holy  Spirit remind you of some forgotten sins,  people you need to forgive, or curses you  may have experienced in your life. Bring  this out into the light in the form of a prayer.  That is, put the causes (i. e., sins, traumas,  ungodly words, etc.) that the Holy Spirit is  bringing to your attention under the blood  of Jesus by confession and repentance.  Then renounce and break any agreement  with evil spirits that may remain, and  command them to leave, just like your  prayer minister did for you. You may then  experience a release and a feeling of more  freedom from this self-deliverance! 

See the Steps to Self-Deliverance section in  the back of this booklet.  

Read Matthew 12:28. 

 

Daily Bible Reading

Keeping your deliverance requires that you  renew your mind with God’s truth. This  requires a strong commitment to Bible  reading. We suggest you begin a fresh  reading through the Bible beginning today,  with a goal of completing it in one year.  (Mark today’s date in your Bible so you will  know if you met your goal!) 

You might start by selecting three  bookmarks and place one each in Genesis  1:1, Psalms 1:1, and Matthew 1:1. Then  every day read AT LEAST one chapter from  each bookmark, or, some combination of  three or more chapters. If you read  approximately four chapters per day, you  will complete the entire Bible in one year!

As you begin each day, ask the Holy Spirit to  speak to you, and especially note how you  may gain deep insights by the confluence of  ideas, thoughts, inspirations, and Bible truth  that you receive from the intersection of  the bookmarked sections.  

Read Hosea 10:12, Romans 12:2 and 2 Corinthians 10:5. 

 

Prayer

Make it your personal practice to begin  each day with prayer and thanksgiving to  the LORD. Praise and thank Him for what  He has already done and is continuing to do  in your life. Then give the Holy Spirit time and permission to deal with you for a few  minutes.  

Confess anything He brings to mind, such as  a previously forgotten sin, a current sin  struggle, or perhaps someone you need to  forgive. Deal with these areas with as much  detail as Jesus puts on your heart. Then,  after your confession, break agreement  with any demons that may be attached to these areas and command them to leave  you (see Steps to Self Deliverance section  of this booklet). Finally, invite the Holy  Spirit to fill up any new space (territory) in  your body, soul, and spirit that may have  been cleansed. This is an on-going process;  do not expect complete housecleaning to  take place all at once!  

Read Psalms 65:8, Psalms 139:23-24 and  Matthew 6:14-15. 

 

Accountability

Make a commitment to keep yourself  accountable with your family, pastor, Isaiah  61 prayer team, and other Christian friends  you can ask to help you. Keep everything in  the light and do not give the devil a  foothold. If your accountability partners fail  to hold you accountable, call them and ask  them to challenge you! Share this booklet with your accountability partners and invite  them to ask you questions about your  deliverance experience.  

Read Romans 13:12b and Ephesians 4:27.

 

Testify

Giving your testimony is a powerful tool to  defeat satan and keep the ground you have  taken back from him. Make it a point to  share your story with others (perhaps  starting with your pastor) as often as the  LORD gives you an opportunity. You may  want to consider giving a written testimony  to Isaiah 61 Ministries for us to post on our  website or share in a future newsletter.  

Read Revelation 12:11 and Mark 5:18-19. 

Memorize Scripture

The Word of God is a powerful offensive weapon. But to use it, you must know it. Memorize key scriptures that you can use to ward off the enemy’s attacks and also help you take new ground as you submit your entire being to Jesus.  

Start with the scriptures referenced at the end of each of the previous sections, then add these verses (and others) to your personal arsenal of Truth! 

 

 
Calling the Twelve to Him, He sent them  out two by two and gave them authority  over evil spirits.
— Mark 6:7
After this the Lord appointed seventy two others and sent them out two by two… The seventy-two returned with joy and said, “Lord, even the demons submit to us in your name.”
— Luke 10:1 & 17.
…Paul…. turned around and said to the spirit, “In the name of Jesus Christ I command you to come out of her!” At that moment the spirit left her.
— Acts 16:18
And these signs will accompany those who believe: In My name they will cast out demons.
— Mark 16:17.
The God of Peace will soon crush satan under your feet.
— Romans 16:20.
I tell you the truth, anyone who has faith  in Me will do what I have been doing. He will do even greater things than these because I am going to the Father. And I will do whatever you ask in My name…
— John 14:12-13.
Watch yourselves closely so that you do not forget the things your eyes have seen or let them slip from your heart as long as you live. Teach them to your children and to their children after them.
— Deuteronomy. 4:9
This is what the LORD says to you: ‘Do  not be afraid or discouraged because of  this vast army. For the battle is not  yours, but God’s… You will not have to  fight this battle. Take up your positions;  stand firm and see the deliverance the  LORD will give you… Do not be afraid; do  not be discouraged. Go out and face  them tomorrow, and the LORD will be  with you.’
— 2 Chronicles 20:15-17.

Additional Spiritual Warfare Reading 

It is very helpful to continue to study and learn deeper truths about spiritual warfare. Isaiah 61 Ministries has developed an extensive bibliography on this subject. We recommend  that you obtain AT LEAST ONE of the core books on the reading list and commit to reading no less than one chapter per week.  

A few of our favorite books from the bibliography are listed in the back of this booklet. Try to read several books  throughout the year so that you can learn  from the experiences of a number of deliverance ministries.  

As you read and study the approaches and steps to spiritual warfare try to put them into practice!  

Read Luke 8:10 and Ephesians 6:11-15. 

 
May God Himself, the God of peace,  sanctify you through and through. May  your whole spirit, soul and body be kept  blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus  Christ. The One who calls you is faithful  and He will do it. 
— 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24
 

Steps to Self-Deliverance 

1.

Confirm your commitment and total  surrender to Jesus Christ as your Lord,  Savior, and Master in every area of your  life. 

2.

Confess each sin, sin pattern, and their  consequences (curses) and forgive  others on behalf of yourself and your  ancestors. Put everything under the  cleansing blood of Jesus. 

3.

Repent and renounce the sin and its  consequences on you and your family.

4.

Break all agreement with any evil spirits  that have entered you and/or your  family as a result of those sins. 

5.

Command all evil spirits to leave you at  once (tell them to go to the dry places  where Jesus Himself will deal with  them). 

6.

Forbid the evil spirits to return to you or  your family. 

7.

Invite the Holy Spirit to fill the empty  places, set you free, and empower you to serve Jesus in total submission to Him. 

 

Spiritual Warfare Reading List 

GETTING STARTED: 

  • Basham, Don. Deliver Us From Evil. (Chosen Books, Grand Rapids, Michigan).  1972. 

  • Hammond, Frank. Pigs in the Parlor: A Practical Guide to Deliverance. (Impact  Christian Books, Kirkwood, MO). 1973. 

  • Kraft, Charles H. Defeating Dark Angels: Breaking Demonic Oppression in the Believer’s Life. (Servant Publications, later, Regal Books, Ventura, CA). 1992. 

  • Malone, Henry. Shadow Boxing. (Vision  Life Publications, Irving Texas). 1999.

  • Prince, Derek. They Shall Expel Demons: What You Need To Know About Demons – Your Invisible Enemies. (Derek Prince  Ministries, Christchurch, NZ). 1998. 

DIGGING DEEPER: 

  • Horrobin, Peter. Healing Through Deliverance (Two Volume Set) 1 – The Foundation of Deliverance Ministry; 2 – The Practice of Deliverance Ministry.  (Sovereign World, Ltd., Kent, UK). 1991. 

  • Kraft, Charles H. I Give You Authority. (Chosen Books, Grand Rapids, Michigan).  1997. 

  • MacNutt, Francis. Deliverance from Evil Spirits: A Practical Manual. (Chosen Books, Grand Rapids, Michigan). 1995. 

  • Sandford, John Loren and Mark Sandford.  Deliverance and Inner Healing. (Chosen Books, Grand Rapids, Michigan). 2008.

FOR FAMILY AND CHILDREN: 

  • Banks, Bill. Deliverance for Children and Teens. (Impact Books, Kirkwood, Missouri). 1989. 

  • Brown, Rebecca, and Daniel Yoder. Unbroken Curses: Hidden Source of Trouble in the Christian Life. (Whitaker House, New Kensington, PA). 1995. 

  • Bubeck, Mark I. The Adversary at Home: Protecting Your Child From The Evil One. (Life Journey, Cook Communications Ministries, Colorado Springs, CO). 1997. 

  • Hammond, Frank and Ida Mae Hammond. A Manual for Children’s Deliverance. (Impact Christian Books, Kirkwood, MO).  1996. 

  • Hammond, Frank and Ida Mae. Kingdom Living for the Family. (Impact Christian Books, Kirkwood, MO). 1985.