A sequel to the Hammonds widely accepted book, Pigs in the Parlor A Practical Guide to Deliverance.
The book sets forth guiding principles from the ministry of Jesus for confronting demons and delivering the oppressed. The synoptic gospels are shown to provide basic understanding of the devil and demons and reveal the pattern for biblical deliverance.
You will learn practical, helpful insights into:
- The nature and function of the demonic kingdom
- Discerning right and wrong methods of deliverance
- Fears that defeat Christian soldiers
- The believers commission, authority and anointing
- Maintaining balance in deliverance
- Keeping out of the devils reach
- Demonic connection with mental illness and disease
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
The Wilderness Temptations
The Gospel of the Kingdom
Deliverance: A Public Ministry
Deliverance in the Atonement
Ministering to the Multitude
Continued Ministry to the Multitude
Prayer for Deliverance
The Test of True Discipleship
The Testimony of Miracles
Healed of Demons
Two Opposing Kingdoms
Filling the House
Parable of the Sower
Parable of the Tares
The Gadarene Demoniac
Another Deliverance Healing and Blasphemous Accusation
The Twelve Commissioned and Anointed
Persecution Encountered
Deliverance is the Childrens Bread
Binding and Loosing
Men Used of God are Sometimes Used of Satan
A Deliverance Failure
Exclusiveness Rebuked
Enforcing Church Discipline
The Curse of Unforgiveness
The Mission of the Seventy
The Spirit of Infirmity
Attempted Intimidation
Satan Enters into Judas
Satan Asks for Peter
About the Author
Frank Hammond is a graduate of Baylor University and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary with over forty years experience as a pastor and teacher in the Body of Christ. Hammond has authored books on spiritual warfare and family relationships with translations in several languages. He and his wife, Ida Mae, have been in deliverance since 1968 and have an international ministry.