You have received Him as your Savior, and your sins are forgiven. You have been washed in the blood of the Lamb of God, cleansed of all your sins, so you qualify to receive the Promised Gift of the Holy Spirit and power.

You don’t have to wait for a church service—ask now! Be ready to receive. Jesus does not need to be persuaded to love you. He loves you enough to baptize you with the Holy Spirit—right now!

Father, I ask You to immerse me in Your Holy Spirit. Fill me to overflowing. Give me Your new wine to drink. Inebriate me with Your love. Fill me with Your fire! Fill me with the power to be Your witness and glorify Your name. Show me Your glory!

Thank you, Jesus, for wrapping me in Your love and passion. With great thirst, I drink Your new wine. My voice is Yours. My tongue is Yours. I give You the sound of my heart now.

By faith, begin to let a sound come across your tongue. Do not attempt to understand it or even listen to it—it is for Him. He will give understanding as needed, when needed. The hunger you have to worship Him perfectly is fulfilled with a language you don’t understand with your natural mind. Focus your full attention on Him—His beauty, His love. Lose yourself in His love.

Pause and receive. Any impressions or sensations are valid. Begin to thank Him.

Thank you, Lord, for every spiritual gift that is available to flow from me. You have equipped me to worship You with my whole being—body, soul, and spirit. I am Yours, and You are mine. I am overwhelmed. You empower me to glorify Your name.

Now, let sounds that you do not understand with your natural mind come from your innermost being, and worship with all your being—body, soul, and spirit. Instrumental music is often helpful in surrendering your whole being. You can sing in your new language. Try it! You will soar like an eagle.

The first thing that springs to mind is the sound of someone shouting loudly, “Out in the name of Jesus!” or “I bind you in the name of Jesus!”—or even scenes from movies like The Exorcist filling our imaginations. However, how loudly someone yells has no relevance to their authority to cast out demons. Demons are not deaf.

Although commanding demons is certainly an integral part of deliverance, it is definitely not the whole picture. Deliverance is the expulsion of demons—yes—but more significantly, it is the restoration of a believer’s divinely granted power over demons and the freedom to discover their personal authority in Christ.

Ultimately, deliverance is about freeing someone to know they can fight and win. We are not free from the fight, but we are free to fight. Believers who need deliverance do not know who they are in Christ, nor do they understand the authority that has been granted to them. Through repentance and forgiveness, we have the authority to cast out demons and live as masters over our circumstances.

When we are prayed for and experience healing, it brings us joy. However, it must take root within us, as the devil may attempt to bring back symptoms to make us doubt our healing.

The devil knows that the Word of God is more powerful than his work of sickness, so he must try to cut off the Word in us before it takes root. Only the seed that takes root can produce a harvest.

Let's look at Matthew 13:20-21:
"And the one on whom seed was sown on the rocky places, this is the one who hears the Word and immediately receives it with joy; yet he has no firm root in himself but is only temporary, and when affliction or persecution arises because of the Word, he immediately falls away."

Verse 21 tells us that “because of the Word,” affliction will come against us again to cause us to fall away. The devil will use symptoms of sickness to try to convince us that we are not healed. This is a lying vanity. The root meaning of a lying vanity is something that comes against you to change your mind—yet is worthless. If the devil can make us focus on symptoms instead of God's promise, he can deceive us into believing his lie.

Focusing on symptoms and pain can lead to doubt and unbelief, which can contribute to the persistence of the illness. We must keep our hearts and minds fixed on God and His promise. Isaiah 26:3 says, "I will keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed upon Me."

Stay “face planted” in the Word of God. It is important to surround yourself with other believers who will encourage you to stand firm in your faith. Engage in biblical meditation to maintain a close relationship with the Lord. By focusing on His love for you, His voice will take precedence over any sensations of illness or pain, ultimately bringing them to an end.

Finally, be fully convinced, as Abraham and Sarah were. Even though their bodies were as good as dead, they still received the promise of a son. Romans 4:19, 21 says that their faith physically changed their bodies so they could conceive and give birth. In the same way, your faith has authority over your body and is transforming it, just as Abraham and Sarah’s bodies were changed.

Maintain your faith in the Lord, and you will witness the full realization of your healing—one that can never be stolen from you again.

God gave us two great, non-optional experiences—both are baptisms: one to start our journey and the other to fulfill it. The first is water baptism, and the second is the baptism in the Holy Spirit.

Water baptism is crucial to your walk. It was never omitted from the preaching of the gospel. It is more than a religious ordinance; it is Christ's authorization for you to walk in the newness of life and announce the devil's defeat. The forces of darkness do not consider you a threat until you commit to water baptism with knowledge.

In India, as well as in other countries where Christianity is not widely accepted, people can attend church without much resistance. But the day they are water baptized, the persecution begins. Why? Because the devil knows they have reckoned themselves dead to sin and alive to God (Romans 6:11).

The forces of darkness do not consider you a threat until you commit to water baptism with knowledge and understanding. First, it is a public pronouncement. Water baptism was the announcement of Jesus’ public ministry and identity. It was not optional for Jesus—how much more, then, is it not optional for us? (Matthew 28:19-20).

The Greek word for baptize (baptizo) means "to dip, soak, or immerse" into a liquid, so that what is dipped takes on the qualities of what it has been immersed in. For example, cloth in dye or leather in a tanning solution. It is commonly found in recipes, especially in the process of transforming a cucumber into a pickle. You cannot change the pickle back into a cucumber. In other words, our old life is dead—crucified with Christ—and we are raised into the newness of life.

It’s not just about going to heaven; it’s about never being separated from Him again. Loisy, a young Mayan woman, was baptized at nine years old because she was afraid of going to hell. Years later, she requested to be baptized again—not out of fear, but because she now desires nothing more than to be one with Him and bring heaven to earth.

Not optional! Read Romans 6—it summarizes the concept of water baptism.

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We base our approach to inner healing on Scripture, which serves as our primary source of guidance and authority for our methods and practices. The anointed Word of God, empowered by the Spirit, is the sole authority for exorcising demons and provides the foundation for preventing their return. Without the transformation that comes from the living Word, demons will return, often bringing stronger bondage than before. This is why inner healing is essential.

The course we offer is extensive in research and in seeking out scriptural resources. This approach prevents reliance solely on psychology and secular modalities, which are often limited and generally not long-lasting. While some of these methods have validity, they typically address only the “fruit” of the issue rather than the root or source of the pain. This makes therapy or ministry temporary. They are man’s best efforts, which have value, but there is a higher wisdom that transcends human understanding and operates from another realm—the Kingdom of Heaven. This is where God’s wisdom flows forth. It is the Tree of Life, as opposed to simply the good from the tree of knowledge.

Proverbs 3:18 – She (wisdom) is a tree of life to those who take hold of her, and happy are all who retain her.

We have far more power over this earthly realm than we currently realize or function in. This course is designed to train disciples to be skilled and proficient in the Word of God, which is the sword of the Spirit. With our swords sharpened, we become effective in inner healing and deliverance ministry.

The Church possesses superior powers over those of this world. These divine powers are permanent and cannot be subjected to human or transient forces.

Inner healing is a necessary step in deliverance. Demons occupy spaces of darkness—areas of the soul that require healing. This topography of darkness is created by active sin and destructive, deceptive, and lying emotions. The Bible refers to these as “every weight and sin” that we are commanded to lay aside.

Hebrews 12:1 – Therefore we also, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which so easily ensnares us, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us.

These negative, painful emotions consume our thoughts and give birth to more sin and ungodly behaviors. This becomes the devil’s playground—his place of operation. It also becomes his “house”—the dwelling place where he remains. Destroy the ungodly DNA structures of the soul, and the devil will no longer have a place to reside. You will be free from his lies and able to soar in God's dreams for you. This is a crucial step in deliverance.

Therefore, our approach focuses on the spiritual mechanics, laws, and principles of how the spiritual realm operates. To become effective “neurosurgeons of the soul,” we must deeply study the Word of God and apply it with precision.