You never know who needs deliverance. Take the case of Lora, a middle-aged, African-American woman attending my Detroit seminar.  The more I taught on breaking curses, the more agitated she became. When I approached her with my Cross of Deliverance, she screamed. At the time, I had no idea at the time that she was a deliverance minister, and her pastor was with her.

“My grandmother and mom read tea leaves and did Tarot cards. My father did blood sacrifices,” Lora said. “My ex-husband, Timothy, did a lot of voodoo in New Orleans.”

The Holy Spirit showed me exactly what to do. I looked intensely at Laura and said, “Timothy, you’re hiding in her mind. You’ve done rituals to astral-project into her soul.”

Lora’s lovely face turned hateful. She struggled violently.“How did you know I was here?” a deep male voice thundered forth.  “She belongs to me. I do witchcraft to keep her under my control.”

“You entered her mind illegally,” I declared. “You can’t violate the soul of another person. Go back where you came from and leave your demons behind to be judged!”

After a few tense minutes, the soul-fragment of Timothy left, and I called up the Strong Man.  “My name is Python!” the evil spirit spitted out. (Python is the ruling spirit of African witchcraft.) “Get that Cross away from me!”

I pressed my Cross of Deliverance on Lora and commanded Python to leave. After some jostling about and defiance from the demon, it explosively came out of Lora. She was the happiest woman in Detroit.

DATELINE: Liberate London Mission

The Teenage Exorcists and I are safely back in America, but we are still sorting through all the memories of our “LIBERATE LONDON” mission. You’ll recall that earlier this week that I shared the stirring story of Joseph. He’s the young man we met at the subway station while we were doing street evangelism. He told us about making his own Ouija Board. Joseph prayed to accept The Lord and turn his back on the occult and discarded the pentagram pendant he wore around his neck. We later reported how he came to our meeting at Amazing Grace Church of London and broke his handmade Ouija Board. But there’s a sidebar to this story we didn’t mention.

Joseph’s girlfriend Shannon accompanied him to the meeting. After Joseph broke his Board, the couple prepared to leave when I noticed the pendant that Shannon was wearing around her neck, a large crucifix overlaid with three roses and a skull. “Where did you get that?” I asked. Shannon said her mother gave it to her. “Do you know what it signifies?” I asked further. She had no idea, so I explained the meaning of this design. I expect that most readers of this blog have seen similar artistic depictions and had no idea of the significance.

The skull, of course, is a symbol of death and the devil. The three roses also signify death. Roses are beautiful flowers and can mean love and romance. But in the occult, things change. The so-called “Rosy Cross” is symbol of the demonic cult that goes by the name Rosicrucianism (also linked to the Illuminati and Freemasonry). A famous maxim of Rosicrucianism says: “We have the Mason word and second sight. Things to come we can foretell aright.” When coupled with a skull imposed over a cross, the three roses decidedly mean evil. After explaining this to Shannon, she promptly walked to the garbage bin and threw the polluted cross away. What a brave act for this lovely young woman who only an hour earlier had heard the gospel for the first time! How I wish that all mature Christians were so sensitive to the Holy Spirit.

DATELINE: London, July 7, 2013 

In yesterday’s blog I related the miracle of Beth who rode a train 4 hours from Exeter to London seeking deliverance. She was accompanied by her friend Julia who traveled the long distance with her. Beth had been a chaplain in the Church of England, Great Britain’s official state church, but had to take leave due to her severe spiritual oppression. She came to our London seminar on Saturday, July 6, and received a remarkable deliverance. Her exorcism was intense, somewhat violent, and transformational. The next morning, she stood in church during the Sunday service we conducted and gave her testimony. Beth beamed. She spoke of how she felt normal for the first time in her life. (We cast out a demon called Necromancy that had entered her at birth as a result of a 70 generation Freemason curse.)

After Beth’s stirring words affirming God’s grace in her life, I continued to deliver the morning sermon. Then I proceeded to pray for the audience. As is often the case, many began manifesting demons. I could have paused to minister to any one of them, but I felt in my spirit that there was someone special who needed help. Beth and her friend Julia were seated together, and the Holy Spirit kept drawing my attention to Julia. “Lord, that can’t be,” I thought to myself, “Julia is a strong Christian woman, and she’s the one who has been helping Beth.” No matter what I did, the impression grew stronger so I approached Julia with my cross. When I did, this sweet, demure Christian woman began to laugh mockingly. We later learned that Julia was possessed by a spirit of Confusion going back 17 generations to a blood sacrifice of her ancestors.

Moments later, Julia was at the front of the room as I and the Teenage Exorcists performed an exorcism on her. As unassuming as she was, the demons inside Julia screamed hideously. Barely five-feet tall and likely weighing less than 100 pounds Julia fought those holding her with strength that was supernatural. She was finally freed as Beth came to the front to give her friend a victory hug.  This miraculous, and much unexpected, deliverance illustrates the importance of accepting the ministry of exorcism in the church. No one would have expected Julia to have demons, including her. They were hiding, tormenting when they could and waiting for any opportunity to lethally strike.  In Julia’s case, the curse was not only broken on her but also on her two adolescent children. If you don’t yet have my book CURSE BREAKING, please take advantage of the special offer below. You never know what might be lurking in your spiritual DNA, waiting for the chance to attack when you least expect.  As I’ve said many times before.  Get your curses before your curses get you! 

DATELINE: London, England Seminar, July 6, 2013

After ministering in more than 100 countries of the world, I finally spoke in one of the world’s premier cities – London, England. What a night it was.  The Amazing Grace Church of London was founded two years ago by Pastor Vincent Ten Bouwhuis, from the Netherlands.  Seven years ago he came to our seminars in Germany and got so excited that he flew to America and spent a month of intensive training at our Spiritual Freedom Church of Phoenix. Since then he has ministered all over the world and now pastors a thriving new outreach in the heart of the Muslim area of London.  Our first meeting on Saturday night, July 6, with the Teenage Exorcists, was covered by BBC-TV, the most watched network in England and the largest news network in the world. The cameras captured a truly miraculous deliverance of a woman name Beth, who had ridden a train four hours from Exeter.

Beth discovered me on the internet. She had been a chaplain in the Church of England but her spiritual oppression became so bad that she had to quit. After being turned down by many churches and pastors, she found our YouTube exorcism channel and knew that was what she needed. As the seminar started, I knew none of her story, but that night she dramatically manifested demons. With the help of the Teenage Exorcists, who were with me in England to film a BBC documentary, we battled demonic forces going back through 70 generations of Freemasonry. The most powerful spirit called itself Necromancy, the practice of talking to the dead condemned in Deuteronomy chapter 18 and pursued by many psychics today.  This demon had possessed Beth since birth.

The next day after her deliverance Beth was back for our Sunday morning service at Amazing Grace. She was beaming with a triumphant smile. “I finally have my life back,” she said. “Now I know what it’s like to be normal again after all these years.”

This deliverance was so dramatic that I’m doing something special for this blog. Below is a visual progression of the deliverance as it took place so you too can experience this miracle and inspire your faith for your own miracle from the Lord.

A pictorial of Beth’s exorcism as it happened.

Bob brings Beth to the front and begins to confront her demons. The demon stares Bob’s daughter, Brynne, in the eyes — fully manifested.  The Teenage Exorcists assist Bob in Beth’s exorcism. 

Beth’s demon, Necromancy, challenged Bob and the Teenage Exorcists. It didn’t want to leave, but had no other choice, but to pronounce it’s doom (go to the pit). After the deliverance, Tess anointed her. Beth hugs the Teenage Exorcists, with a smile of relief from the demon that tormented her for years. 

P. S. You must get my DVD of the violent exorcism of Viktor that took place in Siberia, Russia. You’ll see this exorcism in real time, exactly as it happened without editing, something I’ve never done before. For your gift of $50 or more to help erase the financial deficit of our LIBERATE LONDON Mission I’ll send this DVD, THE EXORCISM OF VIKTOR, a display of God’s power you’ll show to everyone.

As Americans celebrate July 4^th on Thursday this week and remember our separation from Great Britain, I’ll actually be in England. That should be a strange experience, thinking of the Declaration of Independence while in the country we fought to achieve our freedoms. (See special letter above for more information about this mission, LIBERATE LONDON!) But losing America didn’t end the British Empire. Until WWII devastated England, that Emerald Isle was home to the most powerful country on earth. And one of the most religious. Not so today. As I point out in my letter, less than 10% of people in England go to church, compared to more than 30% declared atheists. There are more followers of witchcraft than evangelical Christians. With the Church of England (Anglicans, Episcopalians to Americans) as the state religion, out of 62 million U. K. citizens, only about a million Anglicans ever attend religious services. Commensurately, the fall of religion has accompanied the decline of England as a leading world power. That’s not a good portent for America. While our weekly attendance at church is said to hover slightly under 50%, that may not be the case. According to a study by the Evangelical Covenant Church of America, an actual head count reveals that only 17.7% of Orthodox Christians (Catholic, mainline, and evangelical) show up on any given weekend.This finding is backed by The Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion headed by two prominent sociologists. Why the discrepancy in findings? Researchers call it the “halo effect,” the difference between what people tell pollsters and what they actually do. Out of guilt, Americans over-report their interest in religion.

The answer? 1 Corinthians 1:18 says that, “The message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God.” That’s the problem.  In America we’re good at getting out the message (books, TV programs, radio shows, conferences, etc.) but fail to emphasize the power of the Gospel. Deliverance does that and until we get back to the one miracle that compelled the Early Church – casting out demons — our decline will continue. As England has gone, I fear America will also go unless there is a drastic change in attitudes toward the signs and wonders of God.