How should Christians view Halloween? Is it something that is harmless or something to be avoided? To begin, we need to understand the roots of Halloween which originated from the occult and is surrounded by spiritual darkness. The origin of Halloween comes from Druidism, paganism, spiritism, divination, magic, witchcraft or Wicca, necromancy, and even Satanism. As a deliverance minister, I can say to you that these spiritual practices are all partnership with demons and many

Casting out demons, or deliverance, was a key aspect of Jesus Christ's ministry and an important part of the early church. Yale University Historian Ramsay MacMullen argues that the explosive growth of Christianity in the first three centuries was not due to teaching or sermons, but rather because of the demonstratable demonstrations of power and especially casting out demons. So, why do many churches today refrain from casting out demons? Here is a quote from Dr. Arlin Eppe

Many people either have battled an addiction or know someone who has. Addiction is possibly one of the biggest social problems that America faces right now. According to statistics 48.5 million people ages 12 and older battled a substance use disorder in the past year. 10% of Americans age 12 and older had an alcohol disorder in the past year. There are no lack of treatment centers in America and many people have attended treatment multiple times over the course of their live

To begin, the world is sinful and humans are the ones committing sin which brings much pain, misery, and destruction in the world. I want to give you a definition of sin to help you maybe look at it differently. Sin is an unloving act that causes harm or wounds a person. This is illustrated in Romans 13:10 "love does no harm to its neighbor." Jesus came to redeem the world from sin, but also from the consequences of it; which is often people who are wounded by being sinned ag