Jesus drove demons out of many people. Were they saved? Did they believe in him before he did that? Should deliverance ministers drive demons out of people without consideration of their spiritual condition? We have ministered deliverance to thousands of people at Above & Beyond and I want to put forth our perspective on this very important question. *More Ways to Enjoy This Post* Read the Article: https://aandbcounseling.com/saved-deliverance/ Listen to the Audio: https://soundcloud.com/aandbcounseling/do-you-have-to-be-saved-to-be-delivered Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiHKvR4YCbM

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2. Jesus drove demons out of many
people. Were they saved?

3. Should
deliverance
ministers drive
demons out of
non-believers?

4. Salvation
has always
been tied to
faith, even
before the
cross

5. After the
cross, do we
believe in
the finished
work of
Christ and..

6. Do we make him Lord of
our life (Rom xx)

7. As Christian
counselors,
we seek to
assess each
clients
spiritual
condition

8. Are they saved or religious or
both?

9. Jesus did not
grill people
spiritually
before
healing or
delivering
them

10. He looked for
desperation
and a
measure of
faith that he
could help
them

11. At Above
Beyond,
we look
for:

12. 1.
Salvation?
Believe,
confess and
willingness
to make
Jesus Lord.

13. 2. Willingness
to pursue a
relationship
with Christ
(discipleship)

14. 3. Are they
desperate
and there
on their
own
accord?

15. We will choose not to pray
deliverance for those who
are:

16. 1. Not willing to receive
Jesus as their Savior and
Lord (rare)

17. 2. Not willing to cease from willful sinful behavior
(sexual sin or not setting boundaries, typically)

18. Sometimes we will wait to see if they deliver on a
commitment to cease sinful behavior

19. On the cross, the
thief next to Jesus
confessed and
believed

20. He asked Jesus to remember him

21. Jesus
promised
him eternal
life that
day

22. Have people been delivered
before salvation? Undoubtedly
yes!

23. At Above Beyond, we
address the salvation issue
first

24. We then look for a commitment to
walk with Jesus on the narrow
road to life (Matt 7:13-14)

25. See how we have helped others.
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