The Lord Who Heals Prayer Ministry focuses on deliverance / inner healing as well as traditional talk therapy. Deliverance is allowing God to set people free from the bondage they are in with the enemy.

The term Deliverance describes the process by which a person, believed to be under the control of an evil supernatural entity called a demon, is set free - delivered - from the control of that demon. In the New Testament, Jesus and some of his disciples are described as "casting out demons" from individuals, and thus, "delivering" them from "demon possession." (www.biblestudy.org)

“And when He called His twelve disciples to Him, He gave them power over unclean spirits, to cast them out, and to heal all kinds of sickness and all kinds of diseases.” Matt 10:1 NIV

Freedom from Spiritual Warfare
Inner Healing
Breaking the Bondage from the enemy

All of these phrases are interchangeable with deliverance.

Deliverance is all about being healed from the wounds of the past and being free in Christ from the bonds of sin and the enemy.

DELIVERANCE

Cleanse me with hyssop, and I will be clean; wash me, and I will be whiter than snow. Psalm 51:7 NIV

Fig Tree

Olive Tree

Oak Tree

These trees from the Bible symbolize God’s healing and
provision for wholeness and freedom.

Restored Grace. ~~~ Reflection of God's grace to restore. In Micah 4:4 the Fig Tree symbolized peace and security

Peace ~~~ A dove returned to Noah carrying an olive branch. (Gen 8:11). This symbolizes Peace to the World

Strength of Abram's unwavering belief. ~~~ Referencing the "Great Oak of Moreh" where God spoke a promise to Abram. The tree was a towering metaphor of the strength of Abram's unwavering belief.

Palm Tree

Triumph through trying times. ~ In the Old Testament: this tree signaled water during the Israelites' desert exodus and carried through to the joyful harvest gatherings of the Feast of Tabernacles, celebrated with palm and other branches. ~ In the New Testament, this tree is a representation of Palm Sunday commemorating Jesus' exultant entry into Jerusalem.

Green Bay Tree

To thrive, grow successfully, prosperity, honor, courage and strength

As our Lord brings you inner healing, my prayer for

you is that God redeems your wounds and imparts onto you:

Grace (Fig Tree)
Peace (Olive Tree)
Strength of Abram’s unwavering belief (Oak Tree)
Triumph through trying times (Palm Tree)
Growth, Prosperity, Honor, Courage and Strength (Green Bay Tree)

I am the vine, you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me, you can do nothing. John 15:5 NIV

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Freedom from Spiritual Warfare

Inner Healing

Breaking the Bondage from the enemy

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All of these phrases are interchangeable with deliverance.

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Deliverance is all about being healed from the wounds of the past and being free in Christ from the bonds of sin and the enemy.

DELIVERANCE

Cleanse me with hyssop, and I will be clean; wash me, and I will be whiter than snow. Psalm 51:7 NIV

Fig Tree

Olive Tree

Oak Tree

These trees from the Bible symbolize God’s healing and provision for wholeness and freedom.

Restored Grace. ~~~ Reflection of God's grace to restore. In Micah 4:4 the Fig Tree symbolized peace and security

Peace ~~~ A dove returned to Noah carrying an olive branch. (Gen 8:11). This symbolizes Peace to the World

Strength of Abram's unwavering belief. ~~~ Referencing the "Great Oak of Moreh" where God spoke a promise to Abram. The tree was a towering metaphor of the strength of Abram's unwavering belief.

Palm Tree

Green Bay Tree

To thrive, grow successfully, prosperity, honor, courage and strength

As our Lord brings you inner healing, my prayer for

you is that God redeems your wounds and imparts onto you:

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Grace (Fig Tree)

Peace (Olive Tree)

Strength of Abram’s unwavering belief (Oak Tree)

Triumph through trying times (Palm Tree)

Growth, Prosperity, Honor, Courage and Strength (Green Bay Tree)

I am the vine, you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me, you can do nothing.
John 15:5 NIV

These trees from the Bible symbolize God’s healing and
provision for wholeness and freedom.