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As I quietly and reverently walked through this ancient edifice, I was struck by this painting, on display in a building which is essentially a museum, certainly not a place overcrowded with worshippers. There, in the middle of this venerable church, was an artistic rendering of what I deal with almost every day of my …

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Every other week, our YouTube Exorcism Channel features an interesting question that focuses on some truth about spiritual warfare. We receive so many hundreds of questions that it’s impossible to answer all of them. Some are uniquely important. They need an immediate response. Such is the question posed by a man named Evans who lives …

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Most have understood our recent missions to war-torn Ukraine. Supporters of our ministry comprehend the vision to, each year, train more than 1,000 future pastors to cast out demons. But response to our upcoming Exorcism Invasion of Europe hasn’t had equal enthusiasm. England? Norway? Belgium? Netherlands? Ireland? Can’t I find enough demons at home without …

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Here’s something you may not know. As an exorcist, I spend considerable time ministering to those addicted to all kinds of drugs. Because of this experience, I’ve observed several things about the process of addiction. First, the effect of drugs on people behaviorally and spiritually. Second, which drugs are the worst. The answer to the …

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THE FIRST EXORCISM TOUR OF EUROPE’S GREATEST CITIES!  What I need to share with you is so important that we’re combining our usual “Blog” and “Ministry Update” into a single report about our Mission to Europe June 2-14. I’ve been privileged to minister in more than 100 countries and 6 of the 7 continents. (I …

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The media often asks me, “How dangerous is it to be an exorcist?” I never think much about it. I’ve been gouged and bloodied a few times. Scratched. Spat on. Punched. Knocked down. Knives and guns pulled on me. Flipped over backwards and thrown across the room. I have a few minor scars. The worst …

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You may not realize it, but many prominent deliverance ministers got their start from our ministry. Some used to listen to me on the radio when, for 20 years, I hosted a nationally syndicated talk show. (Often I would cast out demons, live and on-the-air, remember?) Other ministers read my books and followed suit. Many …

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It’s an 840-HP car, the new, 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT, known better as “The Demon.” Ford named their competitor after a horse. But Dodge’s entry into the drag racing field prefers to take its name from Hell. According to its creators, it beats anything sent its way, including the Porsche 918. The color? What else, …

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“Nothing more than a thought-terminating cliché conceived in the bowels of Muslim think tanks for the purpose of beating down critics.” So said a former Muslim Imam and a member of the International Institute of Islamic thought about legislation just passed in Canada to criminalize what Parliament calls “Islamophobia.” The headline above is from a …

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Part #1 regarding my analysis of the movie “The Shack” explained the basic plot line and emphasized my objection to God being portrayed in female form. I connected this to the ancient heresies of the Gnostics and teachings of Modalism. But the idea of a female godhead (remember both the Father and the Holy Spirit …

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