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8 years ago I shared Jesus to 80, and 69 yrs old

  “Eight years ago, while riding a jeepney on my way home, I passed by R. Castillo and saw Nanay Pasitasal, 69, standing on a street corner. I felt prompted by the Spirit of God to get off the jeepney and share the Gospel with her. As I approached Nanay, Tatay, 66, arrived at the same corner on his tricycle, loaded with recyclable materials. I had the privilege of sharing the Gospel of Jesus with them, and they both received Christ into their hearts. That day reminded me that obedience to the gentle prompting of the Holy Spirit can change eternal destinies. A simple step of faith can open heaven for someone’s life. All glory and praise belong to Jesus.” 1 John 4:9 Niini gipadayag ang gugma sa Dios kanato: nga gisugo sa Dios ang iyang bugtong nga Anak nganhi sa kalibutan, aron nga mangabuhi kita pinaagi kaniya.
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How Demons Invade Christians (Revealed)



For years we taught that Christians could not have demons, believing the Holy Spirit and evil spirits could not dwell in the same person. But our ministry experiences proved otherwise—Spirit-filled believers manifested demons during deliverance. Scripture also says to cast demons out, which means they must be in. A Christian’s spirit belongs to God and cannot be touched, but demons can occupy the soul or body—just as sickness can be inside a believer. Jesus cleansing the outer courts of the temple reveals how He delivers believers today: the “holy of holies” (our spirit) remains untouched, but the outer courts (soul and body) must be purged.

 Deliverance is the covenant right of God’s people—“the children’s bread”—and essential because many believers are afflicted through personal sin, trauma, or generational issues. Today we recognize that most new believers need deliverance in some form. To deny Christians deliverance because of theology is to deny them the freedom God intended. We must minister as Jesus did and give God’s people their covenant right to be set free.


 

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