Rejection.
Frustration.
Intimidation.
Unfruitfulness.
Wretchedness.
And much more.

Have you not seen or heard of women in their 50s, still unmarried, battling with emotional pain or entangled in same-sex relationships—not by choice or design, but due to unseen spiritual forces at work?

Or women who are married but have no children, who go for deliverance only for the demon within to confess that it was responsible for their barrenness?

These are not just isolated cases. Possession and oppression can be rooted in generational curses—cycles that persist until they are broken by the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God.

How many examples can we give?

What about the spirit of Jezebel, which doesn’t only incite sexual immorality but influences people—men and women, boys and girls—to act rebelliously, irrationally, or manipulatively? Victims of this spirit often find themselves doing things they regret, unable to stop themselves, because they are not in control—the demon is. They cannot break free unless they are delivered, and continually nurtured through the Word of God.

Have you ever encountered someone possessed from birth? These individuals are often under the influence of territorial spirits, governed by the prince of the power of the air (Ephesians 2:2). Despite being “born again,” baptized, reading the Bible, and even speaking in tongues—they still struggle with heaviness in their hearts. They fight against righteousness and can't enjoy the freedom that should come with a life in Christ.

Why?

Because they need deliverance.
Without true deliverance, there will always be a spiritual resistance blocking their growth and joy in Christ. The enemy hides behind legal ground—whether ancestral covenants, personal trauma, or outright demonic assignments.

This is why many believers live in defeat, even though they love the Lord. They carry spiritual weight—an invisible oppression that brings:

Mental torment

Financial hardship

Emotional instability

Stagnation despite hard work

Repeated failure despite effort

But friend, this is not the life God intended for you.
Jesus came to destroy the works of the devil (1 John 3:8), and that includes every spiritual force holding you back.

“You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” – John 8:32

Deliverance is not a one-time event; it is a journey of exposing darkness, expelling it by the authority of Jesus, and walking daily in the light of God's Word. Freedom is real, and it is your portion.

So I ask:
Are you truly free?
Are there patterns in your life that feel beyond natural explanation?
Do you sense spiritual heaviness even after salvation?

If yes, it’s time to seek deliverance.
Not in fear—but in faith, knowing that Christ has already won the battle.