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nick hutton's avatar

Hey Kevin! Love this discussion. I've been interested in tackling this subject for a while and it's always 'put in the back burner' hmm I wonder why lol. More Christians needs to know this. Thanks for the discussion.

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Kevin E Beasley's avatar

It has been a game-changer for our local work, Nick! Good to see you here!!

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Benton Ward's avatar

This was really good! Thanks for sharing! It gives me a lot more clarity for some things I’ve been processing through in my own experience with this. I grew up seeing demonic influence and deliverance ministry done the wrong way all the time and it’s caused me to really shy away from it but since I stepped into counseling I’ve seen the need for deliverance more and more and have had to wrestle with this reality and how to deal with it!

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Kevin E Beasley's avatar

Benton! I get that. So many times with this issue people live in the extremes! Hyper or Anti. Jared brings a great balance perspective. It has been a breath of fresh air!

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Tara Lee's avatar

This one is probably the best yet as far as addressing mixed beliefs among believers. As far as people saying you can’t be possessed… I know once you experience certain things spiritually it will rock your old cessationist theology. We got the book and it should be here today. I’m excited 😊

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Kevin E Beasley's avatar

It was a good one, Tara! And I thought Jared did a great job with bringing very complex principles down to help us understand! Thanks for commenting.

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From the BOX BUNGALOW's avatar

Great info! You do know, right, that believers may have their thoughts oppressed by a demon, but a true believer cannot be possessed by a demon. We have the Holy Spirit in us.

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Kevin E Beasley's avatar

That's right! We discuss that in the episode. Demons do not have access to the most innner place if the spirit for humans if they have the Spirit residing in them.

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