Cast It Out
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If Jesus spent one-third of His ministry casting out demons, why do so many churches virtually ignore deliverance?
By reading this book, I will understand the purpose behind casting out demonic entities and why all Christians are called to help set the captives free.
For years, Baptist pastor Greg Locke believed deliverance ministry and supernatural signs and wonders were just hyped-up “charismaniac” nonsense. But then God removed his denominational lenses and showed him what the Bible actually says about the gifts of the Holy Spirit–and his life and ministry haven’t been the same . Suddenly, people started getting healed in his services. Miracles and wonders abounded. And Locke was casting out demons in Sunday services that lasted until 2:30 the next morning.
Today, the firebrand preacher is well-known for his popular documentary Come Out in Jesus’ Name and teaches others how to help people get free of demonic oppression. In Cast It Out, the third book in his Spiritual Warfare Series, Locke testifies of what the Lord has done in his life and ministry and shares the biblical truth and inspired revelations God used to erase all his doubts about the supernatural work of the Holy Spirit. In what he considers his most important work yet, Locke addresses:
*What the Bible says about deliverance
*Whether Christians can be demonized
*Popular objections to deliverance ministry
*How Jesus dealt with demons
Locke believes the church is on the cusp of the most important spiritual awakening in the history of Christianity and we must all be prepared to engage in what Jesus spent one-third of His ministry doing: casting out demons. In this book, he offers biblical answers to the most pressing deliverance questions and equips readers to help others find true freedom and healing in Christ.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781636413419
ISBN10: 1636413412
Greg Locke
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2023
Spiritual Warfare # 3
Publisher: Charisma House – Charisma House
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