What is Deliverance?
“And he went throughout all Galilee, preaching in their synagogues and casting out demons.” (Mark 1:39)
Deliverance ministry refers to freeing people from the influence of evil spirits, or in other words, casting out demons. For Jesus and His early followers, deliverance was a normal part of the gospel.
Because of misunderstanding, fear, and other factors, deliverance has been greatly neglected in the Western church. But it is just as needed and relevant today as it was in the time of Christ and the early church. Many people have received deliverance and experienced freedom from oppression, bondage, torment, and affliction.
Here is some truth about demonic influence:
- Demonic influence is real, and much more common than we realize
- There are varying degrees and types of demonic influence
- Certain things can open the door to demonic influence
- Christians can be under demonic influence and need deliverance
- In Christ, we have authority to drive out evil spirits and be free from demonic influence
Jesus died on the cross not only for our forgiveness, but also to deliver us from the kingdom of darkness and set us free!
Deliverance Resources
For more information on the topic of deliverance, check out the following resources:
Books
Can a Christian Have a Demon? by Jake Kail
Hypocrisy Exposed by Jake Kail
Keys for Deliverance by Jake Kail
Setting Captives Free by Jake Kail
Sermons
Breaking Generational Strongholds
Podcast
Keys for Deliverance with Jake Kail
Monthly Newsletter
Monthly Deliverance Services
Threshold Church hosts a deliverance service on the 4th Wednesday of each month. Click for more details: Deliverance Service
Request Personal Ministry
If you are looking to receive deliverance ministry, start by clicking the link below and filling out the form or give us a call at (717) 945-3081. Someone from our team will be in touch with you to discuss next steps and/or set up a prayer ministry appointment.
*Please note that at this time, we are not set up to do virtual/phone ministry sessions. Personal ministry sessions are in-person only.
