“The copy of the writing for a commandment to be given in every province was published unto all people, that they should be ready against that day.” –Esther 3:14
Deliverance is not just about casting out demons—it’s about living in such close fellowship with God that they cannot remain. Demons do not thrive in the atmosphere of God’s glory. They feed on sin, rebellion, and spiritual apathy, but they starve in the presence of holiness and surrender.
According to a 2022 Pew Research study titled “Modeling the Future of Religion in America,” the number of adults who identify as Christians in the U.S. continues to decline sharply. In 1972, roughly 90% of Americans identified as Christian. As of 2020, that number dropped to 64%. If current trends continue, Christians could be a minority in the U.S. within just a few decades.
This delusion comes after a long-standing rejection of God’s truth. When people persistently refuse to receive the truth and take pleasure in sin, God eventually gives them over.
Kingdom,” signifies “royal power, kingship, dominion, [or] rule. It denotes the right or authority to rule rather than physical territory itself. Therefore, the Kingdom of God isn’t a geographical location, but rather the manifestation of God’s sovereign rule wherever His will is honored and obeyed.
Deliverance doesn’t begin with performance; it begins with honesty. God does not despise your broken spirit—He draws near to it. That means your tears matter.
