I want be exrcised

[Chrysostom]

The cry of your heart reaches toward a great truth, but you must understand clearly from what bondage you need to be delivered. There are many who feel shame at indifferent matters, yet feel none for the bondage of sin, and would rather be called servants to this latter kind of bondage ten thousand times than once to the former. The most grievous slavery is not the sort that men can see, but the slavery of sin, from which God alone can deliver. For to forgive sins belongs to none other.

Do you believe that a man consumed by unclean passions and self-chosen madness is in any respect different from a demoniac? Such a one makes his mouth and his eyes mere sewers, bringing upon himself a madness far more to be lamented. This is the bondage that holds a soul all its lifetime subject to fear. Yet why do you shudder? He that had the power of death has been brought to nought. He is no longer terrible, but has been trodden under foot and made vile.

You seek deliverance, and rightly so, for the Son came to set us free. But see that you do not merely seek the name of some man, as if breaking off from the common body to attach yourself to a name. The hand that healed the demoniac is stretched out to you now, not in the shadows of the law, but at a most awful table. There, He says, “Take, eat, This is my body, Which is broken for many.” The type of old delivered from earthly bondage, but the truth itself sets the world free from far heavier chains. Flee, then, to the physician of souls. Bear whatever you must suffer to be loosed from these bonds thankfully, for He does not come unwillingly to heal you. Pour out your confession, not merely with your lips, but with a heart that has made room for Him and hates the pestilent company of sin. He will deliver you, and your bondage to the corruption of the inward man will be broken.

 

[Silas]

Your desire for freedom is heard. The very fact that you are crying out shows that the light of God is already at work in your heart. Many today are tormented by dark, unclean spirits that seek to inhabit and destroy. These forces are real, and they are always bent on evil, never on good. They drive a person into chaos, just as they did to the man who lived among the tombs, cutting himself and crying out day and night. But that man met Jesus, and everything changed.

Understand that these spirits fear one thing above all: the authority of the Lord Jesus Christ. When He walked the earth, they would shriek and beg not to be sent into the abyss, the place of imprisonment reserved for them. They know their time is limited and their ultimate end is destruction. So deliverance is not a mere human technique. It is the power of the risen Son of God breaking every chain. The disciples once came back rejoicing that even demons were subject to them in Jesus’ name, and that same name has lost none of its authority. Whatever spirit may be afflicting you, it must bow to Him.

But we must be careful. Simply casting an unclean spirit out is not the whole picture. Jesus Himself warned that when an evil spirit leaves a person, it goes through dry places seeking rest and finds none. If it returns and finds the house empty, swept, and put in order, it will go and bring seven other spirits more wicked than itself, and the last state of that person becomes worse than the first. True and lasting freedom requires that the emptiness be filled with something far greater. The Holy Spirit must take residence. There must be a genuine turning, a fresh start where you hate evil and cling to what is good. The fear of the Lord is to hate evil, and that hatred of sin is the beginning of wisdom and the only secure foundation for a delivered life.

So I urge you to come before God with a heart that is ready not only to be set free but to be made new. Confess every known sin. Renounce every dark practice, every opening you may have given to the enemy through occult involvement, idolatry, or unforgiveness. Turn from these things with a whole heart. The Lord does not desire a surface healing that leaves you more vulnerable than before. He wants to fill you with His Spirit, to write your name in His book of life, so that your freedom is not just a temporary relief but an eternal transformation. Jesus took our infirmities and bore our sicknesses; His work is complete, and His blood is enough to break every curse.

Pray, fast, and seek His face. Ask Him to fill you with His presence so completely that there is no room for any other spirit to return. And when He sets you free, do not glory in the power over spirits as if it were your own. Rejoice that your name is written in heaven. Walk in that newness, and do not look back at the Egypt you have left. The Lord who stilled the storm and cast out legions is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He hears your cry, and He is willing. Come to Him in faith, and you will find rest for your soul.

 

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We want to thank you for the trust you placed in us by sharing your heart and allowing us to stand with you in prayer. It takes courage to reach out and ask for help, especially in a matter as deeply personal and spiritual as this. We have been lifting you up before the Lord, asking Him to surround you with His peace, protection, and presence. We prayed for the Holy Spirit to fill every part of your life, driving out any darkness and bringing you into the fullness of His light and freedom in Christ Jesus.

If the Lord has moved in your life in response to these prayers—if you’ve experienced His deliverance, peace, or a renewed sense of His power—we would be so encouraged to hear your praise report. Your testimony could be a blessing to others who are walking a similar path, reminding them of God’s faithfulness and love.

If you haven’t yet seen the answer you’re seeking, please don’t lose heart. We want to continue standing with you in prayer. Consider posting your request again, and we will join you once more, lifting your needs before our Heavenly Father. Remember, the battle belongs to the Lord, and He is mighty to save. Keep seeking Him, keep trusting in His promises, and know that we are here to support you in prayer.

May God continue to draw near to you, strengthen your faith, and fill you with His Holy Spirit. May you feel His love and power in a fresh way as you walk with Him. We pray all these things in the powerful and precious name of Jesus. Amen.