A Journey of Freedom, Healing & Walking Closely With Jesus Christ

Deliverance is not a one-time event.

It is not a quick fix, a magic trick or a shortcut to spiritual freedom. Deliverance is part of a much bigger journey of following
Jesus Christ, renewing your mind, becoming more like Him and learning to walk in freedom and truth.

When you begin deliverance, it is important that you understand what the process involves and what is expected of you. We want you to have realistic expectations so that you can get the most out of your deliverance journey.

 

1. DELIVERANCE IS PART OF SANCTIFICATION

When we come to Jesus, our lives begin to change.

The Bible describes this ongoing process as sanctification — becoming increasingly set apart for God and transformed into the person He has called us to be.

Deliverance can help address spiritual oppression, strongholds and areas of bondage, but deliverance alone is not enough. You cannot simply attend a deliverance session, have someone pray over you, and then continue living exactly as you were before. Freedom requires a change in the way you think, what you believe, how you live and who you choose to follow.

“Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.”
— Romans 12:2

The goal is not simply to have demons leave. The goal is to become a disciple of Jesus Christ and learn to walk in freedom.

 

2. WHAT DOES THE JOURNEY INVOLVE?

Your deliverance journey should happen alongside a genuine relationship with Jesus. 
This means actively pursuing Him through:

📖 Reading and learning the Bible

God's Word needs to become part of your everyday life.

You need to learn what Jesus taught, understand God's ways and allow the truth of Scripture to challenge the ways you have previously thought and lived.

🙏 Prayer

Developing your own relationship with God is essential.

Prayer isn't something you only do during a deliverance session. You should be learning to talk to God, seek Him, ask for His guidance and bring your life before Him every day.

🔥 Being filled with the Holy Spirit

We encourage you to actively seek the presence and power of the Holy Spirit and develop your relationship with Him.

🗣️ Speaking in tongues

If you have received the gift of tongues, we encourage you to use it as part of your personal prayer life and relationship with God. If you haven’t received it yet, ask God to receive it. Aks to Pastor Kon he often helps people speak in tongues by removing the spiritual blocks that stop it from coming in.

🎶 Worship

Worship helps turn our attention toward God and reminds us who He is. Worship should become part of your life, not simply something you do at church.

🧠 Renewing your mind

Many strongholds involve deeply established patterns of thinking, believing and behaving.
You need to learn to recognise thoughts that don't align with God's Word and replace them with truth.
You will have many false beliefs about yourself that need to be removed and replaced with the truth. This takes time and is probably the hardest part of the deliverance journey as its generally not instant and it takes conscious work on your part to identify the lies and not come into agreement with them.

✝️ Obedience

Following Jesus means more than saying that you believe in Him.
Jesus calls us to follow Him, obey Him and live according to His teachings.
Your faith should increasingly become visible in the way you live.

3. YOU NEED TO WANT JESUS — NOT JUST DELIVERANCE

This is one of the most important things to understand. You need to genuinely desire a relationship with Jesus Christ.

If someone only wants deliverance because they want their problems to disappear, but they don't actually want to follow Jesus, change their life or surrender themselves to Him, the deliverance process is unlikely to produce lasting freedom.

We are not asking you to be perfect.
We are asking you to be willing.
Willing to learn.
Willing to repent.
Willing to change.
Willing to surrender.
Willing to obey.
Willing to seek God.
Willing to allow Jesus to transform your life.
The Christian walk is not about simply attending church, reading the Bible occasionally or trying to be a nice person.

It is about following Jesus Christ with your whole life.

4. WHAT ABOUT SIN AND "OPEN DOORS"?

Within the deliverance framework, ongoing sin and patterns of disobedience are understood as things that can create or maintain spiritual strongholds and give the enemy opportunities to influence our lives. This is why deliverance needs to be accompanied by genuine life change.

If someone receives prayer for deliverance but then deliberately returns to the same destructive behaviours, relationships, environments or patterns that contributed to their bondage, they may find themselves struggling again.

This is why we don't want you to think: “I've had deliverance, so I'm done.”

Instead:

“I've had deliverance, and now I'm going to keep walking with Jesus.” Freedom needs to be protected by continuing to walk in truth, obedience and relationship with God.

 

5. DELIVERANCE IS NOT ALWAYS A SINGLE SESSION

Every person's journey is different.
Some people may experience significant freedom during one session.
Others may need multiple sessions as different areas are identified and worked through.

Sometimes God may bring immediate freedom in an area through prayer. This can be an incredibly powerful experience and can help someone recognise that spiritual freedom is real.

However, we don't want you to build your expectations around having one dramatic experience.

The objective is lasting freedom, not simply an intense experience during one session.

Your journey may involve:

• Initial assessment and preparation
• One or more deliverance sessions
• Prayer and spiritual growth between sessions
• Identifying and addressing patterns and strongholds
• Renewing your mind
• Learning Scripture
• Developing your prayer life
• Growing in your relationship with Jesus
• Checking in and assessing progress
• Further deliverance where appropriate

There is no guaranteed number of sessions because every person and situation is different.

 

6. HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU CHECK IN?

After your initial deliverance session, we recommend maintaining regular contact rather than disappearing until you feel you have another major problem.

Your check-ins give us an opportunity to:

• Discuss what has changed
• Identify areas where you are still struggling
• Talk through anything that has surfaced since your session
• Identify potential strongholds or recurring patterns
• Discuss your spiritual growth
• Determine whether further deliverance is appropriate
• Encourage you in your walk with Jesus

Your check-in frequency will depend on your individual circumstances and where you are in your journey.

Deliverance is not about becoming dependent on a deliverance minister.

The ultimate goal is for you to become increasingly grounded in Jesus, God's Word and the Holy Spirit, rather than relying on another person to maintain your freedom for you.

 

7. THIS IS WHY WE HAVE THE LOC — LOVE OF CHRIST FELLOWSHIP

We don't want deliverance to exist in isolation.

This is one of the reasons we provide Love of Christ (LOC) — a fellowship designed to help people continue growing in their relationship with Jesus.

LOC provides opportunities to continue learning, asking questions, growing and building your faith.

Depending on the current schedule, this may include:

📖 Bible Training & Teaching

Learn God's Word and develop a deeper understanding of what the Bible teaches.

⛪ Services

Come together in fellowship, worship God and hear teaching.

❓ Questions & Answers

Bring your questions and learn from experienced, anointed pastors and teachers.

👩 Women's Calls

A space for women to learn, ask questions and discuss issues relevant to their walk with Christ.

👨 Men's Calls

A space for men to grow, learn and discuss their walk with Jesus.

🤝 Fellowship

Walking with other believers can help you remain encouraged, accountable and connected.

We strongly encourage people undertaking deliverance to become actively involved in Christian fellowship.

You shouldn't be trying to walk this journey alone.

 

8. BAPTISM

If you have not been baptised, we encourage you to seriously consider baptism as part of your commitment to following Jesus.

Baptism is an important step of obedience and publicly identifies you with Christ.
If you have questions about baptism, speak with one of our pastors or leaders.

 

9. YOUR ROLE IN THE PROCESS

We will pray with you, support you, teach you and help guide you through the process.

But we cannot do the walking for you. Your part is to actively pursue Jesus.

We encourage you to:

☐ Read the Bible regularly
☐ Pray every day
☐ Spend time worshipping God
☐ Seek the Holy Spirit
☐ Speak in tongues if you have received this gift
☐ Renew your mind with God's Word
☐ Repent when you recognise sin
☐ Remove behaviours and influences that are pulling you away from God
☐ Attend Christian fellowship
☐ Participate in LOC teachings and calls
☐ Ask questions when you don't understand something
☐ Stay connected with your support and leadership
☐ Continue seeking Jesus even when you don't feel anything happening

 

10. WHAT IF I FALL BACK INTO OLD PATTERNS?

Don't give up. The Christian walk is a journey.
If you recognise that you have fallen back into old behaviours, don't hide it and don't run away from God.

Bring it to Him. Repent. Ask for forgiveness. Learn from it. Get back up and keep walking.

The answer isn't perfection. The answer is continuing to turn toward Jesus.
Contact your Support person - deliverance minister or someone in your whatsapp group. When you started this process you would likely have been put into a small chat for your support. 

 

11. WHAT WE EXPECT FROM YOU

We ask that you approach deliverance seriously and respectfully.
Please don't come expecting someone else to "fix" your life.
Come prepared to participate in your own freedom.
Come with an open heart.
Come willing to hear the truth.
Come willing to change.
Come willing to surrender areas of your life to Jesus.

THE MOST IMPORTANT THING TO REMEMBER

Deliverance is not the destination. Jesus is.
Deliverance can be part of the process of becoming free, but lasting freedom comes through continuing to walk with Christ.
Read His Word.
Pray.
Worship.
Seek the Holy Spirit.
Renew your mind.
Repent.
Obey.
Fellowship with other believers.
Keep pursuing Jesus.
Keep learning.
Keep growing.
Keep walking.

Don't just receive deliverance. Learn to live free.

Don't just say you follow Jesus. Walk with Him.

Don't just believe the truth. Live in the truth.

This is a journey.

And you don't have to walk it alone.