Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Can a Christian need deliverance? How do you recognize spiritual bondage? And how can you walk in lasting freedom without becoming fearful or obsessed with the works of darkness? Rev. James A. Solomon draws from more than four decades of pastoral ministry, biblical teaching, prayer, and practical deliverance experience to provide a clear, balanced, and Christ-centered guide to spiritual warfare and freedom.Deliverance is not about making believers afraid of demons. It is about understanding the victory, authority, and finished work of Jesus Christ.With Scripture as the foundation, this book helps readers understand how spiritual bondage may gain entrance, how destructive patterns can continue, and how believers can confront darkness while remaining firmly grounded in the Word of God.Inside this book, you will discover:• Who may need deliverance and how to recognize spiritual bondage• The biblical meaning and purpose of deliverance• The finished work of Jesus Christ and the believer’s authority• How spiritual bondage can gain entrance into a person’s life• Understanding covenants, curses, and generational patterns• How to pull down mental and spiritual strongholds• The importance of repentance, forgiveness, and closing spiritual doors• Biblical principles and proper boundaries for self-deliverance• The spiritual weapons God has given believers• How to maintain your deliverance and continue walking in freedom• How pastors and ministry teams can minister deliverance with wisdom, compassion, safety, and biblical orderRev. Solomon also brings an important balance to the subject: not every sickness, emotional struggle, relationship problem, dream, or hardship is demonic. Who Needs Deliverance is a call to become Christ-conscious, Scripture-grounded, spiritually discerning, and established in the freedom Jesus Christ purchased through His death and resurrection.You do not have to live in fear or bondage. Jesus Christ still saves, heals, restores, and delivers.