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#consequences God works through them. It takes wisdom and humility to embrace suffering as allowed by God. Proverbs 9:8. Unfortunately, when we refuse His sacramental grace, we fall to confusion an wander in darkness. This is a sad set of stories. Pray for everyone in them.
My family deserves better, but I’m getting what I deserve… what I need
Oh my gosh, this same EXACT thing happened to me. Everything the evil is saying sounds so familiar as it talked through me. Praise God I’m FREE!
Bob has dealt with situations like this numerous times.
He has some different methods. Has done over 50,000 exorcisms.
Not trying to be rude at all but I think the Exorsist Bob Larson would have had success sooner in this situation.
If saying you’re “Yahweh” in vein like you would with saying Jesus’s full name or saying God then yes I would think it would count; but if you’re not saying it in vein like “oh my…” then I don’t think it would count as blasphemy.
Have absolutely loved this podcast and the wealth of information I’ve taken away from what the priest has shared. I’ve grown up Baptist, and was attacked by demons my whole life; since a small child. In December, went through 4 days of demons taking over my body, throwing me around, talking through me, and more. It was a horrific experience. Although the reactments probably get more traffic, they are torture for me. Don’t mind hearing the stories, but I’ll skip the audio reactments...
good job again, thanks for the St. Jude visit to AZ
Idem! The work behind it is brilliant!
“Primary concern is about loving the person and getting them free with a minimum of trauma”. The “Deliverance” objective.
Healing and deliverance go hand in hand. This pushes back the kingdom of Satan and expands the Kingdom of God.
“A tool in the toolbox to help people experience abundant life”. So good!
“Love the person and see them set free” is true deliverance/exorcism. Praise Jesus!
I have a question: does saying the name Yahweh so frequently and casually as in a history class or in some versions of the Bible count as blasphemy? Or dishonoring His Name? I’ve felt that ”God” is more like a placeholder than the Lord’s name. How are we to speak about God?
awesome