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How to Cast Out Demons: A Guide to the Basics

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This book is an excellent basic source for any individual wanting to learn about the awesome ministry that every Christian has the ability to do. I have seen amazing miraculous personality problems/habits/addictions change and complete physical healing in individuals who have received a little or a lot of "deliverance" from demonic oppression. This is an absolute must read for any Christian who seeks to walk in the ministry and life-style that Jesus did, and all Christians can. I loved this book!

First, let me say that I was deeply disappointed by this book. The title led me to believe that, after reading it, I would be able to identify and cast out demons. However, while the first part was true, the second part was not. Sure, I was able to identify the demons that had infected my houseplants and cause my pizza to burn the roof of my mouth after I took a big bite immediately after removing it from the microwave, but no amount of chanting Ms. Wagner's incantations would force the denizens of darkness back to the fire from whence they came. Now I'm wondering if her magic is powerful enough to overthrow these demons, or if I should seek the help of a more powerful sorceress?

This is a great book to begin working with people in the area of deliverance. It doesn't get too indepth while not sacrificing the basics you need. Also contains sample questionaires, etc.

I have learned a lot from this book, anyone can if they are interested in Learning how to cast out demons.

I have really enjoyed this book it has taught me alot about Satan and His demons.

Doris Wagner is the wife of Peter Wagner, whose teaching on church growth at Fuller Theological Seminary has had a great impact on many. Doris is currently CEO of Global Harvest Ministries, but her special personal ministry is prayer for deliverance. She sums up years of experience in deliverance ministry in this helpful paperback accurately described as "a Guide to the Basics."

It's not that Doris wanted to launch into a ministry of deliverance. She shares in her introduction, "My personality type is that of a phlegmatic, a peacemaker who can't stand conflict. I asked the Lord why he put me in the position of heaving to deal with demons, when I like peace around me. Then it dawned on me that my job was to fix it so others could have the peace from torment for which they long. So, I am a `fix it' person. My prayer is that this practical book will help those of you called to this ministry to take advantage of what it has taken me years to learn."

Both as a guide to the basics and as a practical help, Doris' book is a resounding success. This is a book every minister and Christian counselor should study. It's just as valuable for anyone who takes praying for others seriously. What makes this book so special isn't unique insights in deliverance ministry, but rather the clear, simple way the author guides the reader through such issues as demonic entry points and the deliverance session itself.

For those of us used to thinking of deliverance from demonic influences as a "power encounter" in which we directly confront and speak with demons, Doris invites us to see deliverance more as a prayer encounter with the troubled individual. Using a carefully crafted questionnaire which is reproduced in this book, Doris helps us identify demonic influences and shows us how to pray to break their hold on individuals. In Doris' approach, the power of Jesus is channeled through prayer, demons are banished, and the oppressed find healing.

As a guide to the basics, How To Cast Out Demons belongs in the library of every Christian who takes the Bible's teaching on angels and demons seriously, and who has any kind of personal ministry to others.

I can not recommend this book. I tried its methods on my little brother and there was no change. It turned out that he only had the hiccups, but still.

It's written in a manner that is understandable, without a lot of words
that only veterans would understand.

This book should be considered a Classic for those interested in deliverance ministry. It teaches much and includes prayers at the back for freeing oneself from generational curses due to FreeMasonry connections. One gains a good understanding of our authority in Christ Jesus and the tactics and subtleties of Satan.
The owner of the first review (Bertoni) would be wise to READ the book. Satan won that battle by scaring him into NOT reading it. By his laughing at the book, the demon caused him to believe that it was of no value. It decieved him!
If you don't know who you are in Christ, you have NO authority....and demons know who does and who does not have that authority.

There's a lot better out there. My review wasn't exhaustive but I ordered it after the good reviews and... there's just a lot better out there. Some of the business is just wrong too, if I'm not mistaken. A lot of it is, sorry to say, comically fundamentalist. There's a lot better out there.

Interesting book, very much a "how to" book. Good insight for setting up a deliverance ministry. Outlines some of the processes that should be in place. Some of the practices that should be followed. Good coverage of Masons / Masonic influence.

Don't think this is a complete coverage of the topic in itself but is a significant contribution.

The author offers a "check list" for screening clients.