books about: demonic (woundedness deliverance strongholds)

books about: demonic

books:

How to Minister Freedom: Helping Others Break the Bonds of Sexual Brokenness, Emotional Woundedness, Demonic ...

8 reviews
Doris Wagner

Regal Books, 2005

Thorough!
This is an extremely thorough book. It deals with various aspects of oppression and also the areas to gain freedom. I refer to it quite frequently. It is not just a book from one person's perspective but Wagner has allowed those who have been set free and ministered in the specific areas to share their testimony and insight.

Bound to Lose Destined to Win

14 reviews
Bishop Earthquake Kelley

CopperScroll, 2007

Truly Amazing!!
I highly recommend this book!! It changed my life and now I want to be closer with God! If any of you have any doubts about God and the spiritual realm, this will certainly change that! God Bless!

Breaking the Bonds of Evil: How to Set People Free from Demonic Oppression

2 reviews
Rebecca Greenwood

Chosen, 2006

Deliverance Simplified
I have read many books on this subject, I have a library full of them but none show you the"how to". Becca gives you the A-Z breakdown including how to recognize certain spirits. A great Book for anyone wanting to start a deliverance ministry in their church and how to put a team together to minister. It is one of the most balanced teachings. A must for any church Prayer Coordinator who wants to ...

The Demonic Roots of Globalism

2 reviews
Gary Kah

Huntington House Publishers, 1995

A Different, and Interesting Perspective on Globalism
Gary H Kah provides a different perspective on globalism, one that is both a-typical and interesting.

Thunderbird Falls (The Walker Papers, Book 2)

32 reviews
C.E. Murphy

Luna, 2006

Thunderbird Falls (The Walker Papers
Enjoyed it I like the Seattle setting. Only thing to make it better is if the main herione was local native american. It was very much lie the first. Author could build on the romance more. The title is misleading.

Defeating Dark Angels: Breaking Demonic Oppression in the Believer's Life

18 reviews
Charles H. Kraft

Vine Books, 1992

More than just Deliverence
This book goes into reasons and healing and a step by step process. The best and most informative I have ever read. I want to run out and read Kraft's other books

Johnny, the Mark of Chaos: An Urban Dark Fantasy (The Chaos Dragon Dark Fantasy/Horror Series)

8 reviews
Susan D. Kalior

Blue Wing Publications, Workshops, and Lectures, 2008

Fascinating Twist!
This amazing character is more than a vampire, more than a were-dragon (of sorts) and more than a warlock. Set in New York City, this eerie thriller carries such an authentic tone to the dark side of life, laced with with philosophical gems that are most uplifting. There is much mystery, and unexpected twists and turns characteristic of this author. The sexual tension is magnificent between this ...

Interview With an Exorcist: An Insider's Look at the Devil, Demonic Possession, and the Path to Deliverance

13 reviews
Jose Antonio Fortea

Ascension Press, 2006

Back to basic Roman Catholic beliefs
I purchased this book recently more out of an interest to see what the author was going to tell us. I hoped it would not be like several TV programmes that treat the area of spirits and such like as a must view TV Soap. I was delighted that the book was anything but sensational. In fact it is very down to earth and the author tells us, in a clear manner, what Roman Catholic beliefs actually are. ...

Breaking the Threefold Demonic Cord: How to Discern and Defeat the Lies of Jezebel, Athaliah and Delilah

2 reviews
Sandie Freed

Chosen, 2008

Breaking into Freedom
Sandie Freed shares her revelation in this understandable, easy to follow and convicting book. Not only does she give you examples of how these spirits are in action today, she gives you the tools on how to break free from them! In this book, Sandie teaches how to increase discernment, use techniques to defeat the enemy and live free! It is "a word in due season."

Glimpses of the Devil: A Psychiatrist's Personal Accounts of Possession, Exorcism, and Redemption

42 reviews
M. Scott Peck

Free Press, 2005

A Great Read
If you're not a practicing Christian, you might think that the experiences shared by Scott Peck could be better explained by natural phenomena but Christians familiar with the Bible know full well how demons can afflict and even possess human beings. I was amazed that a relatively new believer in Christ could, with his background in psychiatry, actually undertake this extraordinary battle and ...

Spiritual & Demonic Magic: From Ficino to Campanella (Magic in History Series)

1 review
Sutton Pub., D. P. Walker

Pennsylvania State University Press, 2000

A Must for Occult Historians
D. P. Walker's classic text is required reading for anyone who would understand Magic in the Renaissance Age. Walker writes clearly and simply, and focuses on two different categories of Magic that emerge out of Renaissance NeoPlatonism--he especially outlines Ficino's main ideas and the Pythagorian influence of music on principles of sympathetic vibration as a magical conduit. This is the ...

An Integrated Approach to Healing Ministry: A Guide to Receiving Healing and Deliverance from Past Sins, ...
Chester D. Kylstra, Betsy Kylstra

Sovereign World, Ltd., 2004

Deep and permanent healing and freedom can be yours! Through the finished work of Jesus Christ, under the direction and anointing of the Holy Spirit, you can be free of those problems that are attempting to hinder, oppress and destroy you and your family. You can position yourself through confession and forgiveness to receive healing in four critical and interrelated areas: sins of the father and resulting curses; ungodly beliefs; soul/Spirit ...

Demonic Males: Apes and the Origins of Human Violence

30 reviews
Dale Peterson, Richard Wrangham

Mariner Books, 1997

Our roots in reality
What drives humanity to engage in its incessant wars? Why do men fight over apparent inconsequentials? Is rape a "natural" and "sex-driven" event, or merely the consequence of human cultural demands? These questions and a host of others are addressed in this superb survey of primate behaviour studies. Ever since Jane Goodall discovered chimpanzees sought colobus monkeys for dinner treats, new ...

The Devil: A Visual Guide to the Demonic, Evil, Scurrilous, and Bad

9 reviews
Tom Morgan, Genevieve Morgan

Chronicle Books, 1996

Skippin' thru hell
Clear, lucid, and informative without being remotely ludicrous. This tiny book has a BEAUTIFUL cover, beautiful silver ornamentation and really terrific illustrations. The text is direct and smart. This book is especially important to me because I'm using it for a writing project and what I thought would turn out to be dull, hokey, and excessively serious reminds me that my project can be ...

Demonology Past and Present: Identifying and Overcoming Demonic Strongholds

1 review
Kurt E. Koch

Kregel Publications, 2000

Excellent for counseling of those possessed or oppressed.
One of the few books that truly helps the Christian understand the difficulties encountered in counseling those oppressed or possesed by the demonic. Additionally gives a far better picture of spiritism, particularly when it's disguised as religion. Interesting observations on Padre Pia and others who had the stigmatia.An absolute must if you want to better understand psychological or ...

The Demise of the Devil: Magic and the Demonic in Luke's Writings

1 review
Susan R. Garrett

Fortress Pr, 1990

a great general survey of a rarely discussed topic
The motif of Jesus' victory of the devil and demons is a theme that Garrett persuasively argues is underappreciated by scholars. She delves into the background of witchcraft and ancient Near Eastern thought about the devil inside and outside Judaism during the time of Christ. For a reader interested in biblical literature and wants a scholarly rather than just a pastoral approach to spiritual ...

Beware the Night

70 reviews
Ralph Sarchie, Lisa Collier Cool

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2001

Must read for any paranormal researcher
A fascinating and unique read by a former NYC cop and student of the Warrens. Each case of demonic infestation and possession provides the reader with informative insights into the nature of demonic attacks and how Sarchie and his colleagues provide solutions for such problems. Fast-paced and well written, I read this book in a few days.

Daemonolgie

LeClue, 2008

Demonology is the systematic study of demons or beliefs about demons. Demonology is an orthodox branch of theology. This book was written by King James I of England (VI of Scotland) who was also the Editor of the King James Bible. King James believed in witch craft and magic and had suspected witches put to death. William Shakespeare wrote the play Macbeth for King James - which so upset the king that he banned the play from being preformed. ...

Missouri Shadows: A journey through the lesser known, the famous and the infamous haunts of Missouri

1 review
Dan Terry

Missouri Kid Press, 2008

Dan Terry has outdone himself
Book Review: Missouri Shadows: a journey through the lesser known, the famous, and the infamous, haunts of Missouri Regular Haunted Times contributor Dan Terry has outdone himself with his second ghost book, which features Missouri hauntings statewide. This volume has 202 pages. As the subtitle of the book suggests, a reader from anywhere in the nation will not be disappointed. It ...

Demonic Mnemonics: Eight Hundred Spelling Tricks for Eight Hundred Tricky Words

1 review
Murray Suid

Fearon Teacher Aids, 1981

Excellent resource for solving common spelling troubles.
This book not only explains why the specific word is spelled as it is, but also a mnemonic device to help you remember how to spell it in the future. A great tool for teachers, students, and business people alike. An example? A lot vs alot: reminder...Would you like a little, or a lot? You wouldn't spell a little as one word, so you definately wouldn't spell a lot as one word either.