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Deliverance

Deliverance is the ministry of casting out demons and freeing people from spiritual bondage. It was central to Jesus's ministry and remains essential for the church today.

Biblical Foundation​

"And these signs shall follow them that believe; In my name shall they cast out devils." (Mark 16:17)

Notice: casting out devils is first in the list of signs that follow believers. Not healing. Not tongues. Deliverance.

"Then he called his twelve disciples together, and gave them power and authority over all devils, and to cure diseases." (Luke 9:1)

Apostle Delmar's Deliverance Ministry​

Apostle Delmar is a master of deliverance who has:

  • Defeated Legion-level demons (the kind that possessed thousands of pigs in Scripture)
  • Freed countless souls from demonic bondage
  • Cast out spirits of homosexuality, depression, addiction, and every manner of oppression
  • Seen autism cured when spirits were confronted
  • Witnessed gender confusion lifted through deliverance

The Person Is Never the Spirit​

One truth governs everything here, and getting it wrong turns deliverance into cruelty. The spirit oppressing a person is not the person. Deliverance is compassion, never condemnation. You are not against the man; you are for him, against the thing binding him. Jesus was fierce with demons and tender with the people they tormented, and that order never reverses. When a spirit is named and confronted, it is an act of love for the person underneath it, the same love that runs to meet a prodigal. Anyone who uses deliverance to shame, expose, or condemn a person has stopped doing deliverance and started doing harm.

Deliverance Requires Your Yes​

Authority to cast out belongs to the one walking in fire, but freedom still turns on the person's own surrender. Colossians 1:13 says God delivers us from the power of darkness and translates us into the Kingdom of His Son, and you enter that Kingdom by coming out of the other one. That is an act of obedience, a yes. As Apostle Delmar puts it in ministry, the flesh has to move out of the way so God can operate, and the person receives at the level they will believe and yield. The minister brings the authority. You bring the surrender. Which is why the hardest deliverance is often the one you ask for yourself: it is easier to command a spirit out of someone else than to submit your own bound places to God and say, come out of me too.

Types of Demonic Spirits​

Spirits cause various afflictions:

  • Spirits of addiction: drugs, alcohol, pornography, gambling
  • Spirits of depression and suicide
  • Spirits of lust and perversion
  • Spirits of gender confusion
  • Spirits of fear and anxiety
  • Spirits of infirmity: causing physical illness
  • Spirits of mental torment
  • Generational spirits: passed down family lines

How Deliverance Works​

Authority in the Name of Jesus​

Those walking in fire carry authority:

"Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy: and nothing shall by any means hurt you." (Luke 10:19)

Direct Command​

Apostle Delmar doesn't negotiate with demons. He doesn't have long conversations asking their names and origins. He commands them to leave in the name of Jesus, and they obey.

The fire burning in him carries the authority of Jesus Christ.

The Demon Must Obey​

When someone walking in genuine anointing commands a demon to leave, it has no choice. The name of Jesus has all authority in heaven and on earth.

Signs Someone Needs Deliverance​

  • Inability to break addictions despite genuine desire
  • Recurring patterns of sin they can't escape
  • Mental torment, suicidal thoughts, persistent depression
  • Unexplained physical symptoms
  • Hearing voices
  • Compulsive behaviors
  • Intense reactions against anything holy

Deliverance and Healing​

Often healing requires deliverance first. The physical symptom may have a spiritual root.

Addressing only the physical symptom without dealing with the demonic source will bring temporary relief at best. Deliverance deals with the root.

Churches That Don't Believe in Deliverance​

Many modern churches deny that demons are active today. They:

  • Explain away demonic activity as psychological issues
  • Never cast out demons
  • Leave their congregations in bondage

This is part of lukewarm religion that denies the power of the Holy Spirit.