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Dec 27, 2016 15 min

EP 67: Should Ministers Cast Out Demons?

from Minister's Toolbox Hosted by Casey Sabella

Ministers generally don’t talk about the demonic realm very much. Truth is, most prefer to ignore demons altogether because they are afraid their educated constituents or congregants will think they belong in the looney bin. I think most present-day ministers take a passive approach to the whole subject of demonology. We think that if we just ignore demons, they will ignore us. Paul tells us that we are not in a battle against other humans. In fact, if we get into a battle with other humans, we are out of our assigned realm. During the podcast, I share some practical thoughts on addressing demonic activity. I mentioned a free download during the program. You can download it here. I also mentioned MileIQ. You can find out more here. You can get a copy of C.S. Lewis' book, Screwtape Letters here.

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Ministers generally don’t talk about the demonic realm very much. Truth is, most prefer to ignore demons altogether because they are afraid their educated constituents or congregants will think they belong in the looney bin. I think most present-day ministers take a passive approach to the whole subject of demonology. We think that if we just ignore demons, they will ignore us. Paul tells us that we are not in a battle against other humans. In fact, if we get into a battle with other humans...

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