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Isaiah 46 says My people are destroyed from a lack of
knowledge. So now that we have this
knowledge, we have to remember to walk in Second Timothy 17,
which says, For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but
of power and of love, and of a sound mind when he turned his
back. From shoulder to shoulder look
like as wide as the tailgate of a truck.
This thing let out the most blood curdling, mind blowing,
spine tingling stream that you've ever heard in your life
and it cut through me like a knife and I knew that they were
going to take me. I just knew it.
And then the next thing I can remember is being levitated.
Well, when I look in there I see two big odds staring back at me.
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Hey there believers, I got a great episode for you this week.
Today I'm going to bring on Beatty Carmichael and he is an
accomplished author. His latest 1 I believe it is,
it's his latest book is called Outrageous Peace and he has a
ministry where he uncovers the spiritual root of issues to help
you find healing. If it's anxiety, chronic pain,
trauma, addiction, he he has a method to help you to be free.
Very interesting. I look forward to this
conversation and I'm glad he reached out to come on to the
show. If you have an experience or
something you'd like to share, holler at me.
The e-mail address is thebumppodcast@gmail.com.
Today's been a good day. It's been interesting.
The Lord woke me up in the middle of the night.
I spent about an hour from like 3:45 until almost 5:00 in the
morning just reading the word and praying and trying to trying
to listen, you know, try to try to figure out, figure out why
I'm up. And what I didn't realize is my
wife, she had fallen asleep downstairs on the couch and she
was awake about the same time feeling like she is being
attacked. I didn't go downstairs.
I thought she'd be fast asleep. You know, I checked messages on
my phone to see if anybody had needed me.
There was a major thunderstorm outside.
I thought maybe that was all it was.
Maybe that just woke me up. But after I got up for the day,
things just seemed so silent, so peaceful.
Lights didn't look the same. Everything looked dim.
There was no traffic on the roads.
I got to the school, there was like 3 or 4 cars in the whole
parking lot. It was just odd.
It just felt different. And even if you're not into the
woo woo stuff, if you're not into a charismatic style of
Christianity, we need to be able to discern when something else
is moving, when something else is going on, because things are
coming, things are happening. I feel like, and my wife pointed
out too, that we we must have been under his wings tonight or
last night. We were kept safe from
something, something was trying to stir us.
But we had that piece to where we could both just go back to
bed and not have to worry about it.
And I pray that you guys have that piece as well.
I'm not going to carry on too much longer.
Let's go ahead and bring Beatty on the show now.
All right, we have Beatty on the show now.
I, I want to thank you honestly from the bottom of my heart for
taking the time to do this. I should get in the habit of
sending my my join links a little earlier.
I, I think I left you sweating a little bit today.
I didn't mean to do that to you, man.
I'm just a detailed person, so when I find a detail missing I
like to make sure there's no failure points.
I get it. I get it.
And you know, honestly, I was afraid that each time I send a
link that it's like a, a different link, like it's good
for this one session. And I had to Google that with
Riverside cause I've only been using it for a few months.
I had used Zoom in the past and I was like, do I have a studio
link or do I have just an invite?
And now that I know the next guest, I'll probably, I probably
won't leave hanging like I did to you.
I'm, I'm sorry about that. Welcome to the show.
Yeah, thank you. I'm glad to be here.
I'll watch a couple of your shorts on YouTube and it like I
told you, off off air, it felt like a good fit.
And you know, anytime I get the opportunity, opportunity to
learn about spiritual warfare, different aspects of it, healing
and freedom in Jesus name, I'm, I'm down to do that.
And I'm excited to hear what you have for us today.
So yeah, take it away. It's it's all you.
Well, thank you. Well welcome everyone.
My name is Vaidi Carmichael. I am a Christian and demons hate
me. So spiritual warfare.
When I think of spiritual warfare, I think of Ephesians 6.
No, we do not battle against flesh and blood, but against
people. The Living Bible says we do not
battle against persons, people without.
Let's see, this is real interesting.
We do not battle against people of flesh and blood, but against
persons without bodies. And that is where our warfare
comes from. And what's interesting is our
warfare is only warfare when we allow the enemy to attack us and
we don't have to allow the enemy to attack us.
I'll give you just a real quick back story with me.
What we're going to talk about is how to get miraculous healing
at a 90% success rate by casting out these spirits that end up
tormenting us. I teach at an addiction recovery
Center for women. It's a residential program, so
it houses about 500 women. Why class is the favorite?
Because statistically, about 87% of the women who come through my
class and go through this process, we're going to talk
about the prayer Freedom Leave with no addictions, no chronic
pain, no mental illness, no persistent sickness.
But they come in to my class with addictions to drug, sex,
alcohol, pornography. They're dealing with anxiety,
depression, bipolar disorder, borderline personality
disorders, sometimes same sex attraction, and they're
lesbians, but they don't want to be.
They deal with all kinds of chronic pain, rheumatoid
arthritis, migraines, restless leg joint pain, back pain, just
muscle pain all over. They're dealing with sicknesses
like asthma and COPD, allergies. And what I find is all of these.
I won't, I won't classify them as all demonic, but a lot of
that is demonic spirits that are attacking.
And this is the spiritual battle that we're in.
Jesus says in John 1010 that I came that you might have life.
He says the the, the thief comes to steal, kill and destroy.
But I came that you might have life and have it abundantly.
And the question is how does the thief steal, kill and destroy?
What are the mechanisms that he does that with and what is the
process through where he through which he has authority?
If we go back to Job and look at this, Job 1, you have the sons
of God and God come together and Satan comes.
Let me back up and define Satan's role.
Revelation 12/10 says Satan is the accuser of the brethren and
he accuses us of sin before God. That's his role.
He is the he's a prosecuting attorney and in the US
government system he is the the attorney general.
OK, so his role is to accuse. And if he can accuse, then he
can attack. So now if we go back to Job,
Satan comes alongside and you remember God's word.
He says to Satan. He says to Satan, have you
considered my servant Job? He is blameless and righteous,
yes. And Satan then says he only
loves you because you won't let me touch him.
You put a hedge around him and I cannot attack.
Do you remember that? Yes, I do.
So here's the question, why did God put a hedge around Satan?
So if we're talking about spiritual warfare, Satan is the
is the supreme commander of the forces against whom we battle in
the spiritual being in spiritual places.
So he could not battle against Job.
The question is why Satan says you put a hedge around him.
So we have in our Christian terms, we have a concept called
a hedge of protection. And we say I'm going to pray a
hedge of protection around something I.
Say it all the time. Yep, it's not biblical.
I'm just going to say praying a hedge of because the only place
we find this hedge of protection is Job chapter 1.
And the only definition of that is not Job praying it and God
putting a hedge around him. It has to do with Job's
lifestyle. God says to Satan, have you
considered my servant Job? He is blameless.
Blameless means there's nothing in his life to be blamed for.
Now, if Satan is the accuser and his role is to accuse us, to
accuse means to blame. That's what a prosecutor does.
I blame you for breaking this law.
But if Satan could not accuse Job, then that is the mechanism
through which there is a hedge of protection that protected Job
against Satan. Satan could not attack because
there is nothing to blame. This is the foundational focus
of spiritual warfare. If you can be blamed, you can be
attacked. If you cannot be blamed, you
can't be attacked. And the question then goes a
little bit deeper. How do we become blameless?
There's only one person that we really think of as being purely
and totally blameless. Jesus.
And he was blameless because of
what? But he didn't sin.
Yeah, he had no sin, Right, right.
OK, so when God says that Job is blameless, in fact, can we just.
I'd I'd rather have a conversation with you than just
kind of. Yeah, I'm sorry.
I'm a good. Student No, no, no, no, no, no,
no. It's it's I I hesitate because
I'll be honest, a lot of times I try to pull a host in and say,
you know, so you remember Job. Yeah, I think I do.
It's like I can't ask too many deep, you know, biblical
questions to this house, but we're going to we're going to
see how far we get on this one. And and if it gets
uncomfortable, I'll I'll pull out of engaging too much on
that. So, so let me ask you a
question. Let's just just having a chat
here and our listeners can just listen in.
What makes Job blameless? Because God doesn't speak to
many about many people, that they're blameless, that they
have nothing to be blamed for. Does that mean that Job had no
sin? That he was sinless like Jesus.
Now I would imagine not. I would imagine he's not
sinless. I would imagine since it didn't
go into his life pre affliction, maybe he did all the sacrifices
of atonement. Bingo, that is it.
This is the key. This is 100% the key.
Watch this The reason Job and we infer this from scripture.
The reason Job was blameless is we see in verses 4:00 and 5:00,
if my memory serves me correctly, that Job when his
children have a birthday and they invite all the siblings
over after the feasting, it says that Job was sacrificed on
behalf of each child in case they cursed God in their heart.
So what we see is a lifestyle of Job of sacrifice.
And if he did it on behalf of his children, we assume that he
did it on his behalf as well. And what a sacrifice does is
sacrifice spills the blood of an animal.
The animal gives its life to atone for your sin, and when you
atone for sin, that sin is no longer on your record.
Follow me so far. OK, so this leads into the this
is the foreshadowing of of Christ, that Christ is the Lamb
of God. As John the Baptist says, behold
the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, and he
dies on the cross. He sheds his blood for us as an
atonement for sin, and by faith that atonement is appropriated
to us. OK, in the Protestant Church, we
believe that when you believe in Jesus, all of your sins are
forgiven, past, present and future.
And the Catholic and maybe the Orthodoxy Church, they have a
little bit different conviction that you have to kind of keep up
at on it and keep working towards it to be forgiven.
Jesus says 4 times in the Gospel, you must persevere to
the end to be saved. Only the one who perseveres to
the end shall be saved. Even says in in Revelations 2
and three to one of the letters to the churches, he said, if you
don't do this, I'll remove your lampstand, meaning I'll remove
you out of the book of life. So there's some things that
gives both sides of Christendom evidence to believe how they
believe. But the one thing that is
congruent with everyone is that Jesus's blood atones for our
sin. So now this gets into the
conundrum. If Jesus's blood atones for our
sin, then how can Satan keep attacking us?
Let me, let me, let me ask you a question, Beau.
Do you Do you believe that Satan and his cohorts attack
Christians today? Yes.
Yes, I do. This is going to be real
interesting. Let me ask you a couple other
questions. Yeah.
Do you believe that now that you believe in Jesus, all of your
sins are forgiven, past, present and future?
I do. OK, if your sins are forgiven
and the only way that Satan can attack is accusing you of sins,
then how can you accuse you of sins that have already been
forgiven? That I would try to square my
way out of. Real quick, I would.
I would say, and maybe I'm splitting hairs, but I'm good at
doing that. I say you split all the hairs on
your head. All of them?
Is there a difference between a
sin like a transgression versus a willful sin?
Like if I could, you know, step out of God's will knowingly and
continually living a life of sin, would that not open a door
for the the adversary? Yeah.
I I will be forgiven, but I need to repent, right?
That's a big part of to turn away from what I've been doing.
Well, OK, so now let's get into some granular stuff.
I'm, I'm I want to 1st pose some interesting questions for
everyone, especially for those who say all of our sins are
forgiven past, present and future.
I'm not, I'm not disputing that. OK, here's what's interesting
though. The Bible never states that.
Right. So one thing that I've learned
to really be cautious of is taking man's reinterpretation of
what scripture says and interpret it with a too
simplistic of an idea. Like a lot of times we say well
all my sins are forgiven so I don't need to repent, right?
That's where Paul says Lord forbid.
Right, exactly. But Paul says you know, and,
but, and, but the what happens is our a lot of times our church
teaching will lead us slightly astray because it simplifies
things too much to where it becomes an inaccuracy.
Like we say that man has free will.
That's not biblical. There's nowhere in the Bible
that says man has free will. In fact, throughout the Bible it
says God chooses not man chooses.
God chose Abraham, God chose Isaac, God chose Jacob, God
chose the 12 tribes of Israel, God chose Levi, God chose Aaron
for the priesthood. It says throughout the Gospels
that God chose he's. Jesus said you did not choose
me, but I chose you. So if we have free will and it's
our choice to choose Jesus, that's not what the Bible says.
And, and I'm not disputing these things that we believe in.
I'm just saying that they lead us down a wrong path sometimes.
And with that wrong path, we come to wrong conclusions.
And with wrong conclusions, we end up with consequences we
don't intend. OK, so back to spiritual
warfare. The way it manifests is going to
be darkness in your mind, heaviness, anxiety, depression,
addictions, marital affairs, you know, extramarital affairs, all
kinds of garbage is a relationship breaks up.
All of this is the spiritual battle that we deal in.
And the question is, if our sins are forgiven and they no longer
exist, and if Satan's only authority is to accuse, then how
can he accuse someone without any sin?
He can't. That's blameless.
So if he can accuse us, that means that we can be blamed.
And this, this comes to a much deeper level of understanding
what scriptures say. So back to our sins are
forgiven. Here's just a conundrum not to
describe here and really talk about this, but I want to share
what we're dealing with. If all of my sins are forgiven
past, present and future, then why does Jesus tell us to pray
in the Lord's Prayer like this? Lord, forgive me my sins as I
forgive those who've sinned against me.
Does that mean that if I don't forgive someone else, God's
going to unforgive the sins? I've been forgiven and now I go
to hell? It doesn't mean that.
But if all my sins are forgiven, then why does Jesus put a
qualifier on God will forgive your sins if you forgive someone
else? Or Mark 11 says basically the
same thing. It says pray believing that you
received and then it shall be granted you.
And if you have anything against your brother, go and forgive
them so that your Father in heaven may forgive you.
Or why does it say in either 3 or 4 times in Revelation 2 and
three, the letter to their churches.
These people are new covenant believers.
Jesus's blood has already atoned for their sins.
Why does he say repent and turn back to me, right?
What does it say? Work out your salvation with
fear and trembling. Right.
Exactly. So why does it say in James 516
confess your sins that you may be healed, Right.
So what we're dealing with is, is stuff that for the most part
our Christian Church doesn't understand.
And this is the core of the prayer freedom.
This is the core of spiritual warfare.
Where do I want to take this from here?
So I want to read you a story first.
OK, let's do it. When I was writing the book The
Prayer Freedom bring you up to speed with this.
I was raised in a cessationist church. 35 years big mega church
supernatural stuff do not exist right?
God can, but he rarely does. Gift of healing gone, Gifts of
prophecy gone, Gift of faith and miracles gone.
And then God gives me a gift of healing and I go to my church.
My senior pastor, I said I'm praying for people and a third
of them are getting instantly healed.
His first comment was well, you know, Satan can heal too.
Wow. And then I didn't like that.
So I go to my to my next senior pastor, all excited.
I'm out praying for people at Walmart and God's healing a
third of them instantly, miraculously, his first comment
was, well, you know, Satan can heal too.
And and I started to realize I put too much trust in man's
teaching. And I made a deliberate decision
at that point to never trust what man says about God's word
ever again. I'll listen to what you say.
I'll, I'll, I won't necessarily reject it or accept it, but if
it holds like a deep truth, I'm going to go to the Bible, look
up the passages that you reference, and I'm going to ask
the Lord reveal what is really true.
And so I shifted my teacher from being man to being God and the
Holy Spirit started to reveal a lot. 1 of the things I've
learned about I've grown tremendously with the Lord
teaching me. When I did one thing, I said no
holds barred. I come with no preconclude,
preconceived ideas or understandings or or doctrine
about your word. I'm going to study it.
I'm totally open frame you reveal whatever you want to
reveal. And he started taking me deeper
and deeper and deeper and deeper into these truths and, and all
this started happening once he gave me a gift of healing within
a year of starting with my gift of healing.
This was now probably 8 years ago, maybe nine years ago,
within a year, I was seeing 90% of people I prayed for being
healed. I'd go out to Walmart, just walk
up to people. I was seeing 100 people a year
easily being healed of all kinds of things.
And during the same time, he took me into deliverance
ministry and I started to interrogate and cast out demons
from people. What was really interesting with
the demons is every time. So the process I used to cast
demons out, everyone has a different process of how they
feel deliverance shouldn't happen.
I was taught the Lord led me down this path for what I do
with the prayer of freedom, but I was taught a four step method.
Number one, you identify the demon by name.
So I'd say, you know, Lord, bring up the first demon you
want me to address. And like this guy was doing this
thing with his name was Seth, 32 years old.
Ben, his whole life was miserably a wreck.
And the first demon, Seth said, I hear this word Seth in my
mind, but I don't know if that's right.
I said, no, that's probably right.
I said, Seth, is that you? And now Josh is relaying what
he's hearing. He said yes, said Seth, what is
your role there? He said, my role is the
gatekeeper. Now the gatekeeper in the
demonic realm is a very important role, especially if
you're getting rid of demons from someone.
He's he's a minor level demon, but he his role is very big and
that is he maintains the spiritual gateway into that
person. So if you think about like back
in the King David time, you had walled cities and they would
have gates. The gatekeeper is a military
person, but he's not like a general.
He's not the, you know, the most powerful warrior, but he has a
very important role because his role is if an army comes against
the city, he's to shut the gate to not let it in.
If he fails, then the enemy can get in.
So the in the spiritual realm, everything in the spiritual
realm is a perversion of how God designed things.
So God designed us to, you know, protect ourselves to hold, you
know, our will and and obedience to him to be our gatekeeper.
So once you let a demonic gatekeeper in, what happens is
it perverts the role and his role now is to try to open those
gates and invite more spirits in.
That was Seth. He said my role is the
gatekeeper. And I said, what is your legal
right to be there? So in the spirit realm, a demon
has to have a legal right to occupy someone else.
This is backs to Satan is the accuser of the brethren.
He accuses us of breaking the law.
Think of a chief of a prosecuting attorney.
It's a legal system. You're in a courtroom, you're
being accused of breaking the law.
You got to judge and you're trying to defend yourself, and
they're going to determine if you're found guilty or not.
But it's a legal proceeding. So I would ask Seth, what is
your legal right? He said, my legal right is Josh
played with a Ouija board at age 7.
And then as soon as Josh said that, he said I did not.
My sister wanted to play with it.
I wanted nothing to do with it, but she communicated to me
through it. So he's watching that thing move
around. And that was a participation
that opened the door for Seth. And then I LED Josh to say I
repent a plane with a Ouija board at age 7.
Then I would go back and interrogate Seth.
Do you have any further legal right to remain?
And Seth would say no. So we'd cast him out and do
that, repeat it over and over again for every single demon
that the Lord would bring up. And what I started to see, Bo is
2 things. 100% of the time. The legal right of every demon
I've ever cast out was an unrepented sin.
The second thing I saw is as soon as the demon left, all of
the issues that that demon's role was to do disappeared with
it instantly. Just like that.
Then I'm back at Walmart and I'm praying for people and I would
see people instantly healed, glaucoma instantly gone,
sciatica gone, deaf ears open, neuropathy leave, RSD gone,
hernias gone, broken bones mend, surgery wounds instantly healed,
all kinds of arthritis and anxiety and depression gone.
I just, I saw all kinds of stuff and it would leave literally
instantly. And the Lord started to show me
that what was happening with the gift of healing was the same
thing that was happening in Deliverance that a spirit left.
And when a spirit left, the torment that it was creating
instantly disappeared. And it would defy physics like
just one simple thing, you know, fix it.
The lady had a lady with she just come out of knee
replacement surgery 5 days earlier is an excruciating pain.
She's riding one of the scooters in Walmart.
I said, well let me pray for it. In Jesus name I command the knee
to be healed, all the wounds to be totally restored.
That was it. I said now stand up and check it
out. She stands up, don't seem to
feel any pain. We'll do a deep knee pin.
She does a deep knee bend. She walks back and forth all
over, no pain. I ended up checking back with
her. She reached out to me about six
months later and said, hey, did that pain ever come back?
No, never had any pain ever since.
So you you see things that defy physics and yet it was a spirit.
I remember teaching at the addiction Recovery Center.
This lady, this is really interesting.
If you go to my website at the prayer of freedombook.com,
you'll you can see all kinds of live videos as both as I'm doing
live demonstrations with show hosts and God is healing them
instantly simply by repenting of sin or you'll see this lady, her
name is Jacqueline. She is in the addiction Recovery
Center and the whole class I, I, you typically leave to through a
little 5 or 8 minute prayer session on just repenting of
sins to see what happens for them.
And this lady, we had her arm in a sling and the whole thing, you
know, the class prayed just a few minutes.
I said check out whatever it was and I went over to Jacqueline.
I said, say your arm's in a sling, are you in pain?
She said, yeah. I said, well, how about now, now
that you prayed through? Then she moves around, said, I
don't have any pain. She started telling me the the
story. She was in a car accident three
years earlier, had no insurance. She went to the ER.
She broke her AC and her shoulder bone or something
there. And I mean, it's just like
popped open in a full fracture. And she had no insurance.
So the hospital said, well, here's a sling, good luck.
And so it healed wrong. Then three years later, she gets
to the recovery center. She's always in pain with that
broken shoulder. And now that they have
insurance, they took her to an orthopedic surgeon.
He drilled through the bones, broke them back apart, reset
them and sutured her back up. And there's still a bone
protruding at a triangular angle up through her shirt.
And that surgery was 4 weeks earlier.
So now she's 4 weeks post op in this highly traumatic surgery
and she has no pain. And I said, well, let's check
out the range of motion. Lift your left arm up, she lifts
it all the way up and then now lifts up your right arm that has
the problem. She lifts it all the way up.
And the same range of motion, all that she would rotate
everything totally gone. And then her, her friend who'd
walked through this problem with her, said Jacqueline, that bone
no longer protrudes. She looks at her shoulder and
the bone has been, has been repositioned to be totally
smooth rather than protruding up in a triangular form like it was
when the doctor couldn't fix it. So you have through this process
complete miraculous healing that defies the laws of physics.
But it's all through repenting of sin, which means it's all
been a spiritual battle of some sort.
Because if Satan's only authority is to accuse us of
sin, and we can repent of sin and expel him and his authority,
then things happen that defy all human logic.
A total miraculous healing. And I see this all the time with
a, especially with things that are broken bones, worn out hips
or knees that, you know, doctor says you need hip replacement
surgery because that knee is so bad and the person's in
excruciating pain and he goes through a short prayer and in 3
minutes he's standing, no pain, you know, totally healed, never
gone to surgery. Still years later, he's still
healed. So you see these types of
things. I totally forgot.
I was going to read you a story, but I got carried away.
So let me read you the story because I wanted to show the
impact of this as we get into what spiritual warfare looks
like and what a successful campaign against that spiritual
warfare looks like. So you can win.
This is a lady named Catherine. She's at the Addiction Recovery
Center. As I was putting this book
together, Chapter 12 is the main process.
It's a step by step guide on how to get free of all this junk and
torment and darkness in your life.
And I gave every student, I had three classes.
I gave every student chapter 12. And I told him, make a list of
all the issues that you've had that you're dealing with and
rate them OK on a zero to 10 intensity level.
So all the students did that. They went through chapter 12
entirely on their own. I didn't pray with them.
I didn't pray for them and then for those who completed it, I
had them regrade their issue list and rewrite the intensity.
87% of women everything pretty much went to a 0.
This is one of them. So this is not like a pick out
the very best story I've ever there.
This is the common story. OK, but she articulates it well.
This is a thank you note. She did see she's she said, I
want to thank you for the prayer of freedom.
It has changed my life. Growing up, my relationship with
my mom was really tough. She was abusive and she and my
stepdad would drink and get into lots of fights.
By the time I was in 7th grade, mom said she didn't want
anything to do with me and left. Now, I don't know if you have
children, but especially girls, when mom rejects you in the 7th
grade, that's horrible as trauma, very much trauma.
And that's when Catherine says that's when life began spiraling
downward. By 16 years old, I was having
sex with lots of boys and started getting into drugs.
That was just over 10 years ago. Before doing this prayer, I was
addicted to heroin and fentanyl and meth.
I had a lot of worry and stress and anxiety.
On a scale of 1 to 10, they were probably an 8.
I've had constant allergies and sinus headaches for years,
migraines 5 out of seven days a week, and a super heavy feeling
like I was carrying around an overweight backpack every day.
Life has really been difficult, but the prayer of freedom and
repenting changed everything. Literally everything is gone.
No more sinus issues, all gone. No more headaches and migraines,
all gone. No more heaviness.
It's all gone. No more anxiety or stress or
worries. Literally on a scale of 1 to 10,
they've all gone to 0. Even my addictions have gone
down to zero. I don't want drugs anymore.
I have no urges for them anymore, and even the thought of
any drug disgust me. It's all gone.
Watch what happened, Beau. All she did, she repented of
sin. Strategically, there's no you
can't. I had someone e-mail me and say
I listen to your show. I repented of every sin I know
of. I still have all these issues.
I said, well, did you go through the prayer process in the prayer
freedom book? No.
Can you send me the prayer? I said it's not a prayer, it's a
process. Do that and the law disappeared.
So just repenting, say I repented this, I repented that.
It's much deeper than that. But all of this disappeared
simply by repenting of sin, which means.
All of these issues in her life were simply spiritual warfare.
Let. Me read you one more.
I think the Lord wants your listens to hear this.
Speaking of trauma, this is a lady named Ashlyn.
She mentions that she had horrific trauma as a little girl
for men. She told me later that she was
raped at like 5 and six years old by her uncle and I think
also her dad. So if you know anything about
trauma that is huge. So this is her.
Her name is Ashlyn, she said. I suffered from crippling
anxiety, PTSD and mental illness ever since experiencing horrific
trauma for men when I was a little girl.
It left me constantly afraid. Every morning I would wake up
terrified, absolutely sure something bad was going to
happen. My mind never stopped racing.
It was 24/7. Doctors had me on a heavy
cocktail of medications just to function. 400 milligrams of
Seroquel a day plus Buspirone, Zoloft, and sleep meds.
I've been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, borderline personality
disorder, and severe anxiety. I honestly believe I would be on
medication for the rest of my life.
Then I went through the prayer freedom.
The very next morning I woke up and everything was different.
I wasn't afraid anymore. I wasn't terrified.
For the first time since childhood, I felt peace and
calm. When I met with my psychiatrist
later that day, she looked at me and said if you feel this good,
you don't need the meds. So I stopped.
Now I haven't needed them since. That was over six months ago.
I can't even describe what it's like to wake up and not feel
afraid, to not need medication just to get through the day.
I'm free and I never thought I would be.
Here's something interesting That was trauma done to her.
She she was the victim. She didn't she didn't commit the
sin of the trauma, but the sin is go back to scripture.
Perfect love, cast out fear with intense fear.
That's a sin. All she started to do is in for
that standpoint is repenting of the fear, unforgiveness, all
kinds of things, but it cleaned everything out and she's normal.
This is what's happening. This is the spiritual warfare
that we're in. I was just I was reading just
earlier this morning in my quiet time talking about spiritual
warfare. Let me show you a couple
passages. Ephesians 616, I think it is.
Let's just pull this up. So this is the passage that
we've, if we've been reading our Bible some, we'll know, we'll
recognize this. It says in all circumstances,
take up the shield of faith with which you can extinguish all the
flaming darts of the evil 1 flaming darts.
That's what you do in battle, right?
A shield protects you from the attacks of the enemy.
So the question is, how do we put on our shield of faith?
I have, I have a lot of friends that say every morning I wake
up, I put on, you know, the, the spiritual shoes and I take out
the sword of the word and I picture myself putting, you
know, putting on the shield of faith and I'm going to go out
there. That's not it.
You can't simply visualize this. Everything has a pattern and a
purpose. So turn to Romans 312.
Let me show you what this reads, Paul tells us in Romans 312.
The right Excuse me, the night is far gone, the day is at hand.
So then let us cast off the works of darkness and put on the
armor of light. All right, so let me start to
open up these passages. So anytime we see shield, darts,
armor, this is the spiritual battle.
And Paul uses this, the military terms a lot to describe what
we're dealing with. And Paul says to cast off the
works of darkness. Works of darkness is sin.
That's all it is. Sin is darkness and
righteousness is light. Romans 8 says that the mindset
on the flesh is sin and death. The mindset on the Spirit is
life and peace. It's constantly contrasting the
concepts of sin and darkness, light and life.
And that's what Paul is talking about here, that when we cast
off the works of darkness, then automatically we're putting on
the armor of light. How does this correlate to the
Ephesians 616 to take up the shield of faith?
So faith is believing God. All right.
Faith is if you believe God. Well, let me see if this makes
sense. In the book of James, James says
you say you have faith without works.
I'll show you my faith by my works.
In other words, James is describing that if I actually
have faith, I'm going to live it out because that's the way I
believe. I know this crazy question.
Do you believe that you're a man?
Yes. OK, do you put on dresses?
No. No.
So you're acting in accordance with your belief.
You put on probably male clothes, right?
Absolutely. Yes.
OK. And you're probably attracted to
women and not men, Yes. OK, so you are living out what
you believe right? Faith is believing God, but if
you don't live it out, you don't really believe it.
I found that faith. OK, does this make sense so far?
Yeah, this is great. It's a good way to explain
faith. Yeah.
So faith is you seem that you see faith in two primary ways in
the Bible. Number one, you declare
something by faith. Paul said, you know X says that
Paul while he was preaching saw this man in one of these Gentile
cities and says and notice that he had faith to be to be healed
so and he was crippled and he says stand up in Jesus name.
The guy stands up by faith. You have pray believing that
you've received and then it shall be given you so believing
that you've received this faith. OK, so we we have things where
we pray for we declare we do by faith.
But faith also demonstrates itself through absolute
obedience. It said Abraham had faith and it
was reckoned to him as righteousness.
But along with that faith, Abraham's the same one that God
says Abram says, yes, Sir, go E young man right.
And so he goes east. He says, where to?
He said, I'll let you know when you get there.
So he believes God and he obeys God.
And then that's where Paul says Abraham believed God and was
reckoned to him as righteousness.
But then after he'd had had Isaac, Isaac is either a late
preteen or early teen. God says Abraham, yes Sir, go
sacrifice Isaac on Mount Moriah. I think I got the mountain
right. And so it says early the next
morning he left to go sacrifice him, immediate obedience all the
way to the point of stabbing him almost with a knife and
sacrificing him. So we see that obedience is the
manifestation of faith. We see this with General Naman
the Syrian. He didn't even believe he goes
to Elijah. So Naman, the general has
leprosy, a slave girl, Jewish slave girl that he has said,
well, you need to go to Elijah and he will heal you of leprosy.
So he goes over to, I think it's Samaria at that time to Elisha.
Elisha won't even meet him in person, but it just sends a
message. Go dip seven times in the Jordan
River and you'll be healed. So he goes to the Jordan River
and says, why am I? Why do this?
This is an ugly, dirty river. I'm not going to do it.
And his friends remember what they say, come on general, just
do it. It doesn't hurt.
If He told you to do some mighty deed, you would do it.
So just do this. So he obeyed.
This is the key. He obeyed.
He dipped 7 times and he was healed.
So what we see is faith is obedience.
And we go back to this passage, and in Romans and in Ephesians,
the way that we put on the shield of faith, it's a shield
of obedience. It's what it is.
When we obey, then we're protected.
But obey what? The number one message
throughout the entire Bible. The Bible is the gospel story of
man's fall from glory into sin and God's redemption of moving
him back to glory without sin. And throughout the entire Bible
from Genesis through Revelation, is the word repent.
When Jesus comes on the scene, his primary message is repent,
for the Kingdom of heaven is at hand and no one repents all.
Right. Oh Jesus, I repent of my sin.
I believe in you as my Lord and Savior.
Come take over my life and and let me follow you.
That's about the only time that we repent as in that kind of
that Savior, you know, salvation prayer concept, but very few
people repent of their sins. But watch what starts to happen
now. If we look at what sin does, we
start to see that the consequence of sin is everything
that we want to get freedom from.
And Deuteronomy 28, chapters 58 verses 58 through 61.
This is when Israel is about to go into the promised land.
And it's basically saying, dude, when you go in the promised
land, do not turn away from the Lord your God and seek after
other gods, which is a sin. And basically saying do not sin
against God, for if you do, he will send upon you all the
sicknesses and diseases of Egypt, all the disasters written
in this book, and even more if you sin.
Then we turn over to Psalm 32 in the NLT version.
It highlights it much more clearly.
Basically says this, this is a Psalm of David.
He says when I refuse to confess my sin, my body wasted away, my
bones ached, and I had no energy to even get out of bed.
He was bedridden almost on his deathbed.
And then he says, and then I confess my sin to the Lord, and
God healed me and I got out of bed.
Then you move over to John chapter 5.
Jesus is at the pool of Bethesda.
He sees this lame man who's been lame for 38 years, and this is
the one where Jesus says, would you like to be healed?
And he said, well, I have no one to pick me up and put me in the
pool when the bubbles what bubble up?
It was a healing pool of some sort.
So Jesus says be healed, take up your mat and go.
So he does and the Pharisees ask him, you know, what are you
doing this? It's a Sabbath.
He said the guy that healed me told me to do it.
He said, well, who was he? He said, I don't know.
So then at the end in John chapter 5, Jesus sees him in the
temple and goes up to him. And now this is trivia.
I don't expect you to remember what Jesus says, but you might.
Do you remember what Jesus tells him in the temple?
Well he asks him hold on. I just read John 5 like 4 days
ago. Hold on because I know he get he
got kicked out of the synagogue. Yep, right.
Tell me. OK, so we've we've all read this
and most of us pass right over it because we do not understand
the implication and we think it may have been something we
can't. We can't say the Bible was
wrong, but maybe it was mistranslated or miscopied.
But Jesus says to that now healed lame man who'd been lame
for 38 years. Jesus says go and sin no more,
that nothing worse may happen to you.
OK. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I do remember
that. And what Jesus is inferring is
that being lame for 38 years was tied entirely to a sin.
There's another example. Jesus is in a synagogue, and he
she sees this woman hunched over, and he heals her.
And the synagogue officials get all upset.
You know, keep your healings for other days other than the
Sabbath. You're not supposed to work.
And he said, well, you will take your donkey and go take him to
the water to feed, to give him some drink on a Sabbath and
release him so he can eat. Why should I not release a child
of God who has been in bondage to Satan all these years?
So Jesus clearly defines and declares that her sickness of
that hunched back was due to Satan.
And if it's due to Satan, then it's due to sin, because Satan's
only power is to accuse us of sin.
Then if we move to 1st Corinthians 11, Paul is
constantly rebuking the Christians in the Corinth church
for sin. A lot of times we believe that
because we're part of the new covenant believers, all of our
sins are done away with. This is the idea that we get
when we when we claim which is unbiblical, it's not written in
the Bible. When we claim that our sins, all
of our sins are forgiven, past, present and future, then we take
that as a doctrinal truth. And now we come up with other
truths that have to be true tied to that.
And one of the cautions I would give is that that is a truth
that we've made a doctrinal truth, but it's not explicit in
the Bible. It's not a biblical truth.
We infer it, OK, What's actually going is we infer the outcome
and therefore we back into what we think is the mechanism.
But if the mechanism that we back into is wrong, then
everything else we determine is wrong or at least has the
potentiality for it. And that's what a lot of of new
covenant believers say, well, you know, all my sins are gone.
I don't have to worry about sin. Satan can't attack me.
Really A. Slippery slope.
It's a very slippery slope. And I've heard it explained as
all sins are forgiven because God knows the end from the
beginning, so he knows you're going to sin down the road.
And Jesus died for that sin too. So it's not like a free pass to
go sin, but it is. God knows you're going to mess
up. And when you do, you're
forgiven, you know, And it's like.
Yeah, so that's. So here's what I would say
because this is back where it happened to me when that mega
church when the 2 senior pastors said you know Satan can heal
too. And I, I I realize if they got
scripture that wrong to assign healing when I'm praying in
Jesus name and sharing the gospel for those who don't know
Jesus that it was Satan, that they over intellect,
intellectualized everything to the point that they lost truth
from their understanding. Well, that's exactly what the.
Pharisees accused Jesus of doing Yeah, you know, I mean literally
exact same thing. It's the exact same thing and
it's of the enemy and for my for our friends.
I want to be sensitive as I touch on this, this potential
conflict. I'm being a little risky and I'm
being a little what's the word out there to create?
I can't think of the word. It's not permit.
I'm being almost promiscuous with what I'm saying to create
an arousal of of challenging your belief, right?
Provoking. Provoking.
Thank you. That's the word.
I'm almost being provoking on this, but I'm doing it for a
very specific purpose. When we believe that all of our
sins are forgiven past, present and future, because that's what
we've been taught and now we believe it as it's in the Bible,
it's not in the Bible. And if we believe something
that's not in the Bible, then if that becomes our foundation of
truth from which to to interpret other truths, we will frequently
interpret things wrong. What is in the Bible is this
believe on the Lord Jesus and you shall be saved.
Yes, when you believe on the Lord Jesus.
I don't think it's direct but is clearly inferred that you are in
the book of life and book of life gets saved from your sin
later. OK, that's the key, and I'm
going to show this to you in Scripture in just a moment as we
get there. Remind me if I skip over it.
But all this is this bigger picture, right?
This is a big picture, and I'm trying to condense it down.
We're only touching a fraction of it, and we're 53 minutes into
the show and it's just a fraction of this.
Where was I? Oh, First Corinthians 11?
So where I was going, I was trying to knock down this wall
that just because we're new covenant believers, we've been
given a new heart. God's put his, his laws into our
heart. He's united his Spirit.
With our spirit were made one in Christ.
We're born again, the oldest dead and the newest come, and
we're no longer under law, but under grace.
Amen. People take these things as
sound bites, but they don't understand what it the
implication of. They don't understand what that
means. All right, and I'll, I'll back
this up in just a moment. So I'd like to share this story
because the Corinthian church are all new covenant believers.
Their sins are supposedly already forgiven and Satan has
no control over them. Right.
Then in, I forget, I think it's in First Corinthians, this is a
different story, but a man had his husband's, his father's wife
and Paul said I'm going to turn him over to Satan, OK, to
destroy his flesh so that his spirit can be saved, right?
So what we see is a new covenant believer that's being attacked
by Satan, and therefore you can't say Satan doesn't have any
control over me because I'm already of the new covenant.
And you see that also with an Ananias and Sapphira, right?
They sinned and God struck them dead.
So sin still has consequence. And we see this very clearly in
first Corinthians 11. Paul is talking to them about
doing the Lord's Supper, the communion.
And back then everyone who joined come together, bring
their food and they would eat it together.
OK. And he was saying the rich of
you are not discerning the body of Christ and you're creating
division and disunity because you're bringing your food and
all your wine and feasting, getting drunk and fat, and the
poor people have nothing and they're going hungry.
And now this is creating division and therefore it is
sin. And Paul says because you have
not discerned the body of Christ, that's why some of you
are sick, weak, others are sick, and some of you have already
died. The consequence of sin even for
new covenant believers. Then if we move over to James 5
and we look at the what I call the sick and healing burst James
514 through 16, it starts with this.
If any of you are sick, let him call for the elders and they'll
pray over them. Anointing with oil and the
prayer of faith will save the one, and God will raise him up
from his sick bed. And then it ends in James 516.
Confess your sins dot dot dot that you may be healed.
What we see throughout all these passages is sin creates
consequence that's frequently manifested as sickness and
disaster in our lives. James 516 says confess that sin
and all that stuff will be removed.
You'll be healed all I'm what I started to see in deliverance
repent of sin. You cast the demon out and the
problems the demon was we're doing disappears as I'm praying
for people with the gift of healing.
They're instantly healed. God's telling me that's the
spirit. Then he takes my gift of healing
away. I pray for people.
Nothing happens and then I asked him why?
He said, now I want you to learn to do this through authority and
I understood enough because I'd come through doing deliverance
to understood that authority means repent of sin and remove
the legal right. So that's where I started to go
back out to Walmart. Someone has some pain or
sickness they want to get rid of.
I explained, well, you know, sin can create these things and
repenting of it can get free of it.
So let me just lead you in a prayer of repentance.
We would ask God, they would ask God.
I guided them. I didn't pray for them at all.
They would ask God, Lord, I've got this problem, is it tied to
something I need to repent of? Something would come to their
mind, they would repent of it, they would be healed.
It happens really fast. This is where I mentioned early
on my website theprayerfreedombook.com.
You can actually see these live demonstrations when I do it with
a podcast host. People getting healed to chronic
pain, neuropathy, anxiety, depression, everything they've
had for 20-30 years and it's instantly gone.
So I started to do that. I started to see the patterns
where the sins occur and how to properly repent of them.
And then I started to systematize it in business.
I used to be, I used to have a business as a small business
owner and my skill set was creating SOP, standard operating
procedure. So the idea is you have very
complex processes that an employee has to go through and
not miss a step in order to execute on a certain process,
right? And so you create an SOP where
they go step by step by step all the way down the line.
And when they finish the outcome execution is perfect.
So now I can take a brand new employee that doesn't even know
how to do this stuff. And as long as they can go
through the checklist, then they will create the same output as
someone who's been there for 10 years.
So I started to take that same process into the prayer freedom.
How do you identify the sins? How do you know what parts of
those sins are important? And then how do you
strategically repent of, break, renounce, whatever the concept
is to then get free of these torments.
And that became my chapter 12 in the book.
And that's the chapter that I gave those women at the
Addiction Recovery Center. And but now let me hit another
issue. I want to try to clarify this
whole idea of ours. Are our sins really forgiven?
So let me ask you a few questions, OK?
I loan you $10,000 and then I come back to you someday and
say, Bo, I forgive that debt. That would be great.
That would be great, wouldn't it?
Yeah. Now, do you owe me $10,000 still
or not? No.
Is there anything I can do to
accuse you of not paying me back?
No. No.
Is it completely gone off your record?
Yes. That's what forgiveness means.
Completely gone off the record, cannot be held against you,
cannot be blamed. So now with that in mind of what
forgiveness means, let me share a story that happened to my son.
My son, Beatty Junior came to Christ at age 5.
In our Protestant world, we say, ah, all of his sins, past,
present and future, even all those sins for the next 50,
sixty, 7080 years that he may commit, already gone, already
forgiven, right? They're not on his record.
He cannot be blamed for them. Is that what we're saying right?
I got you, yeah. So now watch what happens 15
years later. He's about age 20.
God says, hey, Beatty, I want to show you something.
And my son goes up into the heavenly courtroom and he's, and
as he's describing, he says on the right, there's this diocese
and God the Father is sitting on the diocese on the throne as
judge in this courtroom. And then he says on my left is a
demon spirit accusing me of sin. Now I was a good Protestant at
that time. I I don't mean to be beating on
pricing. So if anyone takes this offense,
please don't. I'm I'm trying to make a point
here and and I've said, well, hold on Beatty time out.
I thought demons always lie. So were those real sins?
Because I was thinking, this can't be real.
A demon can't be accusing you of sins if all your sins are
forgiven, because if they're forgiven, they're gone as far as
the east is from the West. You can't be blamed for
something that's no longer there.
So I was asking, were those real sins?
And I thought demons always lie. And he said those were real
sins, every single one of them. And demons only lie to you and
me, but they don't lie to God. So what's happening is this.
If Satan is the accuser of the brethren and he accuses us
before God, he's the attorney general role that we have here
in the US. And that demon in that courtroom
in the heavenly realm was the prosecuting attorney against my
son. That's what was going on.
And then the Lord tells my son, plead the blood of Jesus over
those sins. So he looks up at Father God,
said Father God, I plead the blood of Jesus over these sins,
and instantly the demon disappears, because at that
moment when he pled the blood of Jesus, now the sins no longer
existed on his record. Amen.
It's the appropriating of the blood that takes away the sin.
This is what happens with the sin of the sacrifice of
atonement, right? The Day of Atonement, the high
priest goes in first sacrifices a bull takes it.
The bull's blood goes before the Lord to repent of his own sin.
Then he comes back out, takes the blood of the Lamb, and takes
it before the Lord to repent on the sins of the nation.
And he does it every year. He has to take in his own blood
for his own sins because that's what blood does.
So even though Jesus died on the cross, shed his blood for us to
atone for our sins, what I, what I'm learning is through clear
observation, cause and effect, repent of sins, healing occurs.
And then this vision that happened with my, my son is
those sins still exist on our record, but we're saved from our
sins. We're not forgiven of our sins.
There's the big difference, and I'll show this to you in
Scripture in just a moment. We're saved from our sins, but
we're not forgiven of our sins. If we were forgiven, Jesus would
not be telling us over and over again, forgive someone else that
God may forgive us. He would not be telling us to
confess, to repent of our sins in Revelation.
James would not be telling us to confess our sins because if they
no longer existed, none of that would matter.
But yet that's what's continually going on throughout
Scripture you've given me. I hate to interrupt.
I know you're on. You've given me a a deeper
understanding of what I've held is like my favorite verse Romans
10/9 where it says you will be saved and you're right it
salvation is at the end. The consequence is what we
endure right is what we live with.
I am, I am picking up everything you're laying down here.
Man. I, I love this.
This has been so beneficial to me and I'm so sorry.
I didn't mean to. Interrupt.
No, no, you. No, No worries.
I please. I can keep going.
So no, it's exciting. Interrupt me whenever you want
to. This is exciting.
So back to what's going on. We still have sin in our life.
We're not forgiven of our sin past, present and future.
I'm not saying we're not forgiven.
I think the Bible talks about you'll be, you know, your sins
will be forgiven or something like that.
I haven't researched that and I don't recall Scripture quite so
I know the the principles and the the patterns in Scripture
intimately, but specific references I'm not as clear on
outside of this scope of what I do.
But what I do know, I was in fact watch this.
Let me go to my greatest my favorite theologian, Google.
Where does the Bible say that your sins are forgiven past,
present and future when you believe in Jesus?
So is it likely that if that actually exists, Google will
find that first? All right, and it says these are
the key passages. Colossians 213 and 14 states
that God has forgiven all our sins by canceling the record of
debt. Let's see if it actually says
forgiven. Colossians 213 and 14, I don't
think it says forgiven. Let's look this up.
Let's just challenge this this notion real quick.
So we're going to look up Colossians 2, 13, and 14.
Here's what it says. And you who are dead, in your
trespasses, in the uncircumcision of your flesh,
God made a lie together with him, having forgiven us all our
trespasses. Perfect, there we go.
It does say that by canceling the record of debt that stood
against us with its legal demands, this he set aside,
nailing it to the cross. He disarmed the rulers and
authorities and put them to open shame by triumphing, triumphing
over them in him. So now we have that all of our
trespasses have been forgiven. So the question is, it
continues, He's canceled the record of debt that stood
against us with its legal demands, and he disarmed the
rulers and authorities. OK, here's what I'm learning and
I'm, and So what I'm I'm sensing from this is the observation of
the application of truths and the interpretation of what we
think God's Word is saying. And the application is this If
our trespasses, our sins have been cancelled and removed, why
would my son be accused of sin until he pled the blood of
Jesus? Why would Catherine and Jack
Ashland, those two ladies I read the stories for of in my book?
Why would they be under such great torment until they
repented of their sin if the rulers and authorities have been
disarmed and I see them? This is my inference from
scripture that the rulers and authorities are the demonic
level of spiritual warfare that are attacking us, and then the
principalities and dominions are the more global macro spiritual
warfare that happens globally. The only way that I disarm a
demonic spirit from someone is for that person to repent of
their sin 100%. Of all the people I've done
deliverance with the thousands of demons I've cast out, 100% I
could only get them out when that Christian believer repented
of their sin. So observation and inexperience
shows me that the way to interpret this passage in
Colossians is not that they're removed from our record today.
There's something deeper. And what that deeper actually
is, though, is sin is contained in our body.
Paul says in Romans 6, do not submit your members to sin as
instruments of unrighteousness, but submit your members to God
as righteousness. And he's talking about your
members, the pieces of your body.
When Jesus says you remember, when he says if your eye causes
you to sin, pluck it out. If your arm causes you to sin,
cut it off. He's talking about physical
features of our body. Paul says, I'm waiting for this
tent to fall apart and go to the grave and get my new body
because it'll made, it'll be made incorruptible.
So what we start to see in Scripture is that sin is in our
body. We're a triumph person, spirit,
soul, and and body. Where our sins no longer exist
is in the spiritual realm, in the spirit.
But our soul can still have a sin because this is where our
mind is and we can still have lustful and sinful thoughts.
So this gets a little bit deeper than than everything else, but I
want to show you one more thing and then maybe just open up.
I think you've been taking a few notes or stuff.
Maybe we have some good asking questions.
I want to take you into Revelation.
I want to show you the end story, Revelation 20 and this is
the thousand year reign of Christ and I want to show you
two groups. First off, let me ask you a
question. Who are the people that
participate in the resurrection, do you think, or do you recall?
You know, I will openly admit Revelation is I've read through
it. I have not attempted to
understand it. Oh, well, let me ask you a
question a little bit different. Yeah.
What do most preachers preach? Who's in the Resurrection?
All that have given their life to the Lord everybody, all
Christians will, will, will rise.
OK, all Christians are part of the resurrection and and when
you and all Christians are in the book of life, I would assume
you'd think so. I believe so, right.
OK, so the book of life, would it be safe to say then that if
your name is in the book of life, you're you partake of the
resurrection? That's, as I understand it, the
the prevailing thought. Yeah.
OK, great. So now let me see if I can shoot
that prevailing thought down. I want to show you some stuff
that the Lord's been showing me in the recent year that has
shifted my opinion. And what I want to share for
everyone here is I'm not saying these are foregone, foregone
conclusions and absolute fact. I'm saying.
This is what Scripture says and then what I think it's telling
us in what it says. But here's what it says.
Let's first look at Luke 20 verse 35.
Actually starting verse 34. I want to first start with the
Sadducees who asking Jesus about the resurrection.
They don't believe in the resurrection.
This is when they say this man had a wife, he dies and each of
her, his next six brothers, take care of his wife.
And then when they all die, whose wife is she?
Because they all 6 had them, had her, right?
So this is Jesus. And Jesus said to them, the sons
of this age marry and are given in marriage.
But those who are considered worthy to attain to that age and
to the resurrection from the dead, neither Mary nor are given
in marriage. The keywords here watch this
worthy to attain to the resurrection.
That means not everyone is worthy to attain.
OK, now let's go to Revelation 20.
Revelation 20 is the 1000 year reign.
This is after the great climactic battle that is the the
feast, the wedding feast of the of, of of Christ.
OK chapter 19 is the big battle. All these people die and the
birds gorged on their flesh and that is considered the wedding
feast. Then there's 1000 year reign.
Satan is seized by a single Angel.
This is not a battle between God and Satan. 1 Angel takes over
Satan and manhandles him into a pit and and locks him down there
so it's never a battle. And then starting in verse 4,
this is where I want you to see I'm going to list out the three
character. This is ESP which is generally
considered the most word for word accurate translation.
There's a couple very good word for word, but ESP is usually
considered that most accurate, and it says this.
Then I saw Thrones, and seated on them were those to whom the
authority to judge was committed.
Let me back up for a moment and give you some perspective.
Thrones, usually the people who sit on a throne, is a king.
They rule, right? They're rulers.
Jesus is in chapter 19, He has this name on him, King of Kings
and Lord of Lords. If you go back to the eternal
rewards passages that Jesus says, there's two big ones that
he references. He may not call them eternal
rewards, but that's how we interpret them.
And that's the parable of the Mina, the Minas, and the parable
of the talents. 2 separate parables focus on very similar
topics just coming from different directions.
But in both of them he has a set of servants.
He gives all the servants some of his resources and he says do
business until I return. He he says the Prince goes away
for a long time to receive a Kingdom to himself.
Then he returns back and now he calls everyone to accounting and
says what did you do with what I gave you?
And those, if we look at the miners, the one who each person
was given 1 minor, the one who produced 10, he said, well done,
good and faithful servant, you'll be in charge of 10
cities, ruling authority over 10 cities.
The next one only gets 5. He doesn't say well done.
He says, and you shall be in charge of five.
But you get down to the one that did nothing with it.
And he said, you worthless servant, you should have at
least put it in the bank with the bankers and given me some
interest. But because you didn't, I'm
going to cast you out. So servants represent us, the
Prince represent him. The resources that he gave the
parrot, the miners or the talents represents the resources
he's given us to do his work of the Kingdom.
And then at the end of the age, he's going to ask for an
accounting. Some people will rise to ruling
authority and other people will not.
So with that in mind, I want you to see the resurrection.
So this first part of the resurrection, verse 4.
Then I saw Thrones and seated on them were those to whom the
authority to judge was committed.
So these are the rulers for probably what I would consider
kings also. So that's group number one,
those who were given authority to judge and rule.
Then I saw the souls of those who had been beheaded for the
testimony of Jesus and for the word of God.
That's the second group of people and those who had not
worshipped the beast, George's image, and had not received its
mark on their foreheads or their hands.
Three groups of people, depending on where you put the
comma or not. OK, and watch what it says.
Now they came to life and reigned with Christ for 1000
years. The rest of the dead did not
come to life until the thousand years were ended.
This is the first resurrection. Blessed and holy is the one who
shares in the first resurrection.
Over such the second death has no power.
Now if this was all Christians, we would think that the
characteristics of those in the resurrection would be a little
bit longer. Paul speaks in I think it's is
it Colossians or Second Corinthians is or one of those
places he says Christ is the foundation build on the
foundation build with gold, silver, precious stones, wood,
hay or straw. All of your works will be tested
by fire, and if it's wood, hay or stubble, then all that you've
done will be burned up, but you shall be saved.
But as if through fire. Remember that.
Yeah. So some people's works will
survive, and they will be pleasing to the Lord, and they
will enter heaven with greatness, and others will lose
everything they work towards, but they themselves will be
saved. He's talking, I believe, to
believers there. So now let's look at the end of
chapter 20. This is the judgment before the
great white throne starting Chapter 11, verse 11.
This is Revelation 20 starting in verse 11 and watch what
happens. Then I saw a great white throne
in him who see He was seated on it.
So this is God on His throne. This is a judgment session, by
the way, anytime you have judgment, it's always in the
courtroom. That's where judgments are
rendered from his presence. Earth and sky fled away, and no
place was found for them. And I saw the dead, great and
small, standing before the throne.
And watch this next pass message and books were opened.
Then another book was opened, which is the book of life.
Oh wait, hold on, stop. If all Christians are in the
Book of life, and all who are in the book of life that pertain to
the resurrection, why would the book of Life be at the end of
the thousand years long after the resurrection?
There's something going on here that doesn't meet what we've
always been told to think. So let's keep going.
And the dead were judged by what was written in the book.
So this is now judgment for the deeds that we did.
If it's in a if it's a judgment, it's accusing us of what we did
in sin, I think. I think that's what these the
book of deeds is the book of sin.
Does that make sense? It does.
OK. And the dead were judged by what
were written in the books according to what they had done,
the sins against God, verse 13. And the sea gave up the dead who
were in it death and Hades gave up the dead who were in them.
And they were judged, each one of them according to what they
had done. Notice how many times it's
repeating the same phrase. This says this is very anytime
you see God repeat the same message twice, real important.
Three times super, super important.
It's a Trinity and that's real important.
Verse 14 Then death and Hades were thrown into the lake of
fire. This is the second death, the
lake of fire. Oh, let me back it real quick.
Let me ask you, when we believe in Jesus, we're what's the
predominant truth? We're forgiven or we're saved
from our sins. No, we're we are saved from our
sins. Yeah, OK, good.
Now watch this verse 15. And if anyone's name was not
found written in the book of life, he was thrown into the
lake of fire. What this means is if you're
judged because you still have sin on your record, like my son
did before he pled the blood of Jesus over those specific sins.
So if you're judged for your sins, the judgement is the lake
of fire. But if your name is in the book
of life, Jesus takes your judgement upon himself and
you're saved from your sins. Thank the Lord.
Thank the Lord, but watch this two groups of Christians, those
who are found worthy to attain to the resurrection and rule
with Christ for 1000 years and those who missed it.
They built with wood, hay and straw.
All their works were burned up. They were judged because they
still had sin on their record to the degree that they missed the
resurrection and they're here. This is what I'm inferring from
this because all who were not in the book of Life are thrown in
the lake of fire, which indicates to me that there are
people there that were in the book of Life, but they were
saved from their sins. They have eternal life, but they
missed out on what God had called them to do, call them to
be. They were the foolish virgins
who were not prepared by the time the bride came.
I mean the groom came. Wow, that's the bigger picture
of this. And one of the things that the
Lord has been showing me, I think that He's been revealing
to me, Beau, is a lot of times this thing we call the spiritual
battle may more importantly be the process that God tries to
get our attention, to encourage us to repent of our sin.
Because it's the repentance of our sin that appropriates
Jesus's blood over that sin, to remove it from the record.
When my son did that, those sins were off of his record.
That's why the demon disappeared.
That's why when people go through the prayer of freedom
and they get that sin off their record, glaucoma is
disappearing, cataracts, disappearing, diabetes
disappearing, sleep apnea disappearing, anxiety,
depression, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder,
addictions for drugs, sex, alcohol, pornography, gambling,
all kinds of chronic pain, all kinds of sicknesses,
relationship conflicts, heal all kinds of things.
When we repent, it's almost as if God allows these things into
our life to remind us and to create a signal that hey, you
need to do the main message Jesus came preaching.
Repent, confess those sins, apply the blood of Jesus.
Don't just assume that because his blood was shed that it's now
yours until you apply it individually.
When when you and I, if we get accused, if we go do a crime,
you know, I go rob a bank. Got a gun?
I do a stick up. I take the money, I steal money
from the other people, and then I leave.
I don't get charged with one indictment.
It's an indictment for every single person I I touch, every
single law I broke. I may end up with 25
indictments. And in the courtroom, I have to
defend each one individually. The same thing.
I sense it's going on in the spiritual realm.
Every sin individual people go, Oh my gosh, how can you remember
all that God's gracious the whole process of the prayer of
freedom. You say God, you're the big boy
here. You know what I need to repent
of bring it to my mind and you simply ask him and wait on him
and you start making this list. But what I'm sensing with all of
this, this is what the Lord sends to be sharing with me is
there are many righteous Christians that's like the
Pharisees that think they're righteous and they don't realize
that they're not. I want to be sensitive on this,
but I want to be very blunt as well.
When I teach at the Addiction Recovery Center, the people who
have hurt those ladies the most by and large are the righteous
church going Christians that say you, if you really love Jesus,
you would just stop sleeping with that person.
You would stop taking those drugs.
You would stop being this way thinking, look at me, I'm
righteous. The Pharisee that says, oh Lord,
I'm glad I'm not like that. That tax collector, I tithe, I
do all this stuff, and yet the tax collector who just beats his
chest and say woe is me. I have mercy.
He's the one that was reckoned righteousness too, not the
Pharisee. And so these well meaning but
uprighteous Christians that are righteous only in their own eyes
may be the ones that are building with wood, hay and
stubble and will lose out. Because they go in saying I
don't need to repent of my sin, I'm a good person, all my sins
are already forgiven, don't talk to me that I need to repent of
sin or that this backing backpack of mine is tied to sin.
God wouldn't do that to me. But then you find other people
that are recognize the darkness in their life and they go, you
know, this starts to make sense. And they look at the Scriptures
honestly. And they go, yeah, I'm not a
righteous person. I need to repent.
And they now start going through this and they become blameless
because when you go through this process and you get rid of all
the sin that God brings to your mind and then all that he may
bring in the future as well, then you're getting it off your
record. So at the time of resurrection,
maybe you're the ones found worthy to attain to it.
And what what that means? The last shall be first.
And those who think they're first may actually be last.
This is a powerful message of redemption.
Yes. It is not just healing.
Thank you so much for that. That is so good.
It it's really revealing and I'm, I'm going to walk through
some repentance myself tonight very specifically and that it
gives me a lot to chew on. I, I appreciate a good meaty
word. Thank you so much for that.
Let me ask you a question. Can I?
Yeah. And since this is recorded, you
can feel free to cut this out if if anything is offensive.
And that's why I take the freedom to do this.
Do you have anything you're dealing with that you want to
get rid of? Anxiety, depression, chronic
pain somewhere, lack of mobility or range of motion or anything
like that, That if it were to disappear, you would recognize
it that it disappeared? Can you share with me?
And if you don't want to, we don't have to do this live, but
I want to just show you how this works.
OK, yeah, I have. I have spinal stenosis in my
neck. OK.
And I don't know what that big word means.
So what are the symptoms of it? It's kind of like a couple of
vertebrae have been jammed. OK, so I have constant constant
pain in my neck. OK, right now scale of zero to
1010 being worse, what level would you give it?
Today. Right now, right now, three,
maybe a three now move your neck around and is there movement
that will cause more pain? Yes.
OK, to the degree that you can, what's that pain level?
And don't don't make it so bad, but just give me an.
Right. Oh, it's it's enough to make me
gag. So maybe, I guess 6-7?
OK, great. And how long have you had it?
Honestly, 1515 to 20 years, something through there.
OK now let me ask you a question.
I'm just going to shoot straight toward this one because this
will show you concept if I'm right.
Normally when I say chronic pain or chronic anything that only
bothers you but it doesn't hurt anyone else like you're not, you
know, blowing up in anger and stuff.
It's almost always tied to unforgiveness.
So let me ask you, you said about 15 or 20 years.
Yeah. Did anything happen with someone
about the time that began that hurt you and you did not forgive
them and you hold a grudge still against them?
No. OK, perfect.
So now. I have.
I have walked through some forgiveness, OK?
I have completely forgiven everyone.
OK, perfect. OK, great.
So now that was the quickie routes.
And now we're going to do the quick, but not quite as quickie
as that one. We're going to, I'm going to
take you to three steps. Here's what we're going to do.
We're going to ask God, is this tied to a sin or an
unforgiveness? And if He has to bring it to
your mind, step #2 if He brings something to you, to your mind,
we're going to repent of that step #3 we're then going to ask
Him to remove that pain and then command it out. 90% chance in 3
minutes it's going to be gone. Let's get the timer out and
let's just see if we're right. I may be wrong on the time.
It may be four or five, depending on if we'd spend much
time going through this. All right, so now let me just
ask you to pray out loud. By the way, before I start the
timer, I'm not going to ask you to repent out loud.
OK, so whatever is is your dirty laundry is yours.
You want to turn off your mic? No one can hear it.
OK, So don't, don't, don't be a don't don't worry about that
part. All right, so now let's start
with step one. Just pray after me, Lord Jesus.
Lord Jesus. I repent of my sin.
And I want to get free of this
neck pain. And I want to get free of this
neck pain. If there's a sin I need to
repent of. If there is a sin I need to
repent of. Or a person I need to forgive?
That is the that is the root of
this problem. That is the root of this
problem. Please bring it to my mind right
now. Please bring it to my mind right
now. And tell me if anything comes
across your mind. The only thing that there there
is one that that could be OK. I've I've turned away from that
a long time ago. OK, no worries.
So now with that, I want you to in just a moment, I want to have
you mute your mic. But here's what it is.
If it's a sin that you did, it's I repent a blank.
OK, And if it included anyone, something you did with someone
or against someone or that someone invited you to go do it,
then I repent a blank with blank or against blank but use that
person's name. If it's unforgiveness towards
someone, it's simply I forgive blank.
OK, so turn off your mic and then speak that out loud.
Perfect. Now did that include any other
any person's name? Yes.
OK, so now we're going to finish up that Step 2 and I release all
judgments against. And I release all judgments
against. And break all unholy soul ties
with. And break all unholy soul ties
with. Those people I named.
Now we move to Step 3.
And now, Jesus, I ask that you remove this pain.
And now in the name and authority of Jesus.
And now in the name and the authority of Jesus.
I speak to my neck, the pain in my neck.
I speak to the pain in my neck. I command you to leave me now.
Go from A6 to a zero right now.
Check it out and tell me if it's
changed. No, Nope.
OK, I'm still there. No worries.
A very. Limited range of motion.
Yeah, no, no, no worries, I said.
I said it's 90% of the chance, not 100%.
There's always. So let's go back to #1 real
quick, Lord, is there anything else I need to repent of?
Lord, is there anything else I need to repent of?
That is tied to the pain in my neck.
Bring it to my mind right now. Bring it to my mind right now,
Lord. Anything OK?
Nothing immediately. No, no worries.
Now we're going to do number 31 more time in Jesus name.
In Jesus name. I speak to spinal stenosis.
I command you out.
Release me now.
In the authority of Jesus,
leave. In the authority of Jesus
Christ. Leave.
Right now, just check it out and
see if there's any shift. Maybe slightly less.
OK, now are you don't, don't, don't be nice, right that's.
What I'm saying, I, I, I it's still there.
Yeah. So it may still be there.
No. No, no, no.
So, so watch this. All I'm looking for is movement.
So if it's clearly like gone from a six to maybe a 5, that's
good. But if it's a six and you just
want to be nice and say, well, it feels I guess a little bit
less, but it's really not. I I just need to know that if
it's, if it's moved, then we can usually get it out.
So has it really moved or are you being nice?
It's it's still pretty well there.
Give me a number on it. I'd probably keep it at a six,
OK, maybe a 5, but I just, I'd keep it at a six.
OK, let's try one more time, just in case that variation is
real as opposed to placebo in Jesus name.
In Jesus name. Spinal stenosis.
Get out. Spinal stenosis.
Get out. Go to 0 now.
Release all your hold.
All right, now just check it and
if it's still about the same, we'll stop.
But if it's moved, then we'll we know we're making some headway.
It it's still the same. OK, No, no worries.
It's, it's one of those things that I find you.
That's why this is 90% successful and not 100%.
There's always something there. But what I just did is a simple
process. It's not a permanent process.
This is what I just did with you is more of a, I'll call it a
demonstration that usually people see immediate results.
Sometimes they're lasting, not always, but it shows the impact
of simply repenting of a sin and the issue disappears.
The fact that this did not work does not negate that the process
doesn't work, nor that what you have may still be recoverable
through the Prayer of Freedom. There's more to it.
I find that there's just so many factors going on that when you
go through the holistic process of the prayer of Freedom that it
really picks up on a lot of things.
There's in the spirit world, you have not only sins that we've
committed, you have sins of the forefathers.
This is the Iniquities visitor, 3rd and 4th generation.
You have abominations. Abominations are deeper things.
And also curses, witchcraft, curses, word curses, those can
go down even farther. Everything has a different way
of breaking it and releasing it. Because just like if your car
breaks down, sometimes you replace the tire, sometimes you
have to put new oil in it, and sometimes you have to replace
the engine or a valve. You know, there's always, it's a
complex thing. What the prayer of freedom does
is guide people through step by step.
Just a simple process that basically covers everything and
is quite successful. Yes, yeah, I, I'm a absolute
believer, you know, I, I absolutely believe in
deliverance and healing. So my situation, it doesn't
deter me at all from the reality of this.
And I I believe in what, in what you're, you're saying here,
maybe I should have picked a different ache or pain.
No, no worries. I was in AI was in a couple of
accidents, you know what I mean? So there I I've had physical
injuries. So maybe that is just.
Maybe it's just that. You know what?
What's interesting is I find that there's, you know, not
every, OK, let me be real clear with what I'm also saying.
Not every sickness or pain is tied to a spiritual root of sin,
right? Sometimes it's just simply
physics. But a lot of times the things we
think are physics, like that Lady that had the broken
shoulder is actually for hers. There was a spiritual root
behind it. And if there's a spiritual root,
I find that God will typically and frequently completely
recover everything. Like one lady, she came to me,
she had rheumatoid arthritis. She had, will you pray for me?
I said Sure. I said I was about to pray for
her. I said first I said how long
have you had? It's about 15 or 20 years I was
about to pray for and God prompted me to ask if she had
unforgiveness for anyone. She said yes.
I said who was it? She said it's my sister.
She did something against my mother about 20 years ago and
I've never forgiven her. I said, well would you be
willing to forgive her? And she said yes.
So I LED her into saying Lord, I forgive my sister for what she
did to my mom. That was it.
It was the words that represented the attitude of the
heart. And then we asked the Lord to
remove arthritis pain. It was gone within 10 minutes.
She went to the doctor 4 weeks later for a normal checkup.
He was surprised so he retested her for arthritis and her body
had no arthritis in it and showed no signs of ever having
had arthritis. Once she forgave her sister, it
all disappeared. Another man, David, it's real
interesting. You'll see this one at on my
website theprayerfreedombook.com.
David had been struggling with anxiety for 26 years, heavy
anxiety and depression on the show.
It was an 8I led him through very similar process with you
and he he goes, it's going down, it's going, it's a 3, it's gone,
you know, and he just felt it just ooze right on out.
And so there's there's so much that happens that with just
knowing how to repent, what to repent up and how to get to it.
It's really powerful. Amen, Amen.
I'm definitely going to get a copy of your book.
I would like for my wife to read this.
I would like for my pastor there.
There's several people I would like to help with this.
And I think I think this is a wonderful thing.
It's been a blessing to have you on the show.
And I do have two questions that I I don't.
Go ahead, I'm got time. I'm not.
I I didn't want to keep you too late.
I know it's. I'm here.
I'm here to give because this is what I love to do.
So I've got I have no no stops. Well, when we walked through it,
you basically answer those questions to repent.
You know, I was going to ask you just to explain what you mean.
You know, just to some people who might not be familiar with
repentance. What is repenting?
And. When you say cast them out, how
do you cast them out? But you gave a very clear
demonstration of that. So let's talk about repentance
first. We're taught that repenting
means to turn 180° and stop doing that sin.
Right. And that's technically not what
it means. It sounds good from the pulpit.
It's a good life application. But the Greek word does not mean
that. The Greek word means literally
to think again. Now, when you think again, just
like I asked you earlier, do you believe that you're a man?
Yes. Let's say that you had this
gender conundrum with you and you've been thinking that you're
a woman all these years, and now you realize that you're a man.
So now you think again. You go, I'm a man.
Once you realize you're a man, then you're going to start
wearing manly clothes and not female clothes.
OK, so the idea of repentance is when you think again, you
thought something was right, and now you think again and you
realize it was wrong, then you're more likely to stop doing
what you did because now you know it's wrong.
So that's the turning 180°, but it doesn't mean to turn 180.
The technical word means to think again.
Here's the understanding of it. You know, I thought it was
perfectly fine. My girlfriend and I to sleep
together. Everyone else is doing it.
What's the harm? It doesn't hurt anyone.
And then you realize that sex outside of marriage could have
disastrous consequences. And now you think again and you
go, oh, maybe I was wrong. That's repentance.
Now I'm realizing it's wrong. In fact, I got to read you this
story talking about sex outside of marriage.
By the way, the top three biggies, if you look at where
most people see extreme healing, miraculous healing, the top
three biggies are unforgiveness, sexual sin, any sexual activity
outside of marriage, and the occult.
But watch this. This is Penny.
She was sharing that I'll, I'll just kind of tell you the story
rather than read it. She's a friend of mine and she
grew up in church. She was a good Christian.
She kept herself pure. She started going to college,
dated this boyfriend, and three weeks before graduating, she
gave her virginity to her boyfriend.
And she said two weeks after that, everything shifted.
I started getting sick, got in a car accident, had a broken neck.
It healed, but I've had this terrible pain in my in the neck
for the next 20 years. She was getting, she was strep
throat 7 times, surgery for precancerous cells.
She had all kinds of sicknesses and she had never been sick.
And then she went through this process of the prayer freedom.
It wasn't called that with when she did it, but it's the same
thing. And instantly it all
disappeared. She was an alcoholic and it
literally changed that day. All the pain in her neck had
disappeared, all the sickness gone, all the alcohol urges
gone, and she's been free ever since.
And it all started with sexual sin.
So there's a lot there. I use repentance and confession
as identical actions here. So James 516 says confess your
sins that you may be healed. Once you think differently about
that sin, then you'll then you confess that you're wrong.
I find that whether I lead someone to say I confess I'm
wrong or I repent of that, it's the same impact and spiritually
you can also. This is what's really
interesting and I share this share how to do this
specifically in my book, you can repent for someone else's sin.
This is really interesting because it's not your own sin
that you repent of, it's the repenting of sin.
So if you think about an attorney-client in a courtroom,
have you ever been to court? Have you ever had an attorney
represent you? OK, so your attorney speaks on
your behalf and represents you, right?
So if your attorney says Judge Beau claims this, that carries
the same weight as if you said it right in the heavenly
courtroom. It works the same way.
I've LED people to repent on their children's behalf of sins
and see their children totally freed of all kinds of things
I've seen. People repent on their parents
behalf and totally free them of all kinds of things.
I've seen wives repent on a husband's behalf, a husband
repent on a wife's behalf. It's really powerful when you
start to understand because the repentance is actually the role
of the priest. So think about this.
In the Israelite days of the Old Testament, you would have the 12
tribes of Israel and then you have the priest.
So if a tribesman committed his sin, he brings a sacrifice to
the temple to atone for his sin. Yeah.
And the sacrifice represents the repentance is, you know, in a
very metaphoric way here, But it's the priest who carries that
sacrificial blood before God. In other words, it's the priest
that carries the repentance to God, not the Israelite.
So the role of the priest is to intercede and actually repent on
behalf of someone else. So while we can repent on our
own behalf, we actually have the authority to be a priest for
someone else, a loved one. We're a royal priesthood through
love and we can bring repentance on their behalf and break free
of a lot of demonic bondage against them simply by doing
that. And so, so if you think about if
you have loved ones, especially a spouse or parent or a child
that's really under a lot of attack, even if they won't do
this, then you can do this on their behalf and free them up to
such a degree that now they can do this.
You won't see it. Watch an interesting testimony.
If you go back to my website, theprayeroffreedombook.com and
look for people that look like you and me.
So if, if no one's ever seen Bo, if there's an audio podcast,
he's bald, I'm bald. And this guy on my website go
down to the videos at the bottom you'll see another bald guy his
name is Eric. That's how you know you get the
right person. And his wife was freed from type
2 diabetes. He's freed of and panic attacks
and and manic depression. He's afraid of all kinds of same
things and sleep apnea. But when she started going
through the prayer of freedom, whatever demonic spirit was
attacking or put her in it into a coma for 23 hours a day
because. It was trying to keep her from
going through this process and he was, he was scared because
she would only be awake an hour a day.
She was try to eat but not have much appetite and fall back
asleep and she was withering away losing weight.
Eric called me, we're friends and I said, Eric, just do the
prayer of freedom on her behalf. I said, how do I do that?
And said we'll go through chapter 12 and that list of
sins. Just make it on her behalf of
anything that you know about her, asking the Lord to reveal
anything that you should put down and pray this on her
behalf. So he did within a day, if I
remember the story right, she's awake again.
That spirit no longer had a control over her.
She was able to be awake most of the day.
Now she could eat and now she could go through this.
And so you start to see people, another lady named Katie, she
her mom has been an alcoholic all her life.
Katie left home as as a teenager.
She's now in her mid 40s and she was hated her mom and would
never, you know, have nothing to do with mom again, just a raging
alcoholic. I think she was a drug addict.
She violence and everything else that comes with all of that.
And she started to make amends with her mom about six years
ago. But her mom's still a raging
addict and always crass and upset and, and angry with
everyone and everything. So as I was talking with Katie,
I said, Katie, you can do this on your mother's behalf.
She how I said, well, just like I told Eric, go through this
process. Just do it as if you were
representing her as an attorney. And the main part of this is not
just a list of sins, but there's three stages of how do you pray
through this stuff to break and renounce the strongholds, to
command things out, to block them.
There's a lot of this is I usually don't tell people this,
but your, your audience can understand this.
Probably this is full on self deliverance and self inner
healing. And if you've ever done
deliverance, there is a technique and a pattern that you
have to that you go through because there's just a lot more
things than just saying, I repent to my sins.
God, please heal me. Right.
So she started doing this on her mom's behalf and then called her
mom up. And her mom was all cheerful and
happy. First time she'd ever hurt her
that way. She said to mom, I want to come
and pray with you and, and guide you through this prayer of
freedom. Oh, I'd love for you to come on.
And as she gets to her house, her mom started to say, you
know, I, I don't know what happened.
I just feel so different. You know, I, I realize I'm an
alcoholic. Yeah.
Mom, that's what we've been saying for 40 years.
Yeah, and, and I've, I've been, I've been a mean person.
I've probably been really bad when I drunk.
Yeah, mom. And she started and I've
probably heard a lot of I mean, her mom is confessing all these
things because now the veils are removed.
And now she was her Katie was able to leave her lead her mom
to do the full prayer of freedom to get free of everything.
So what happens is when a loved one goes on behalf of another
loved one, praying through this on their behalf, it's almost
like what happens in the military.
Before you send the ground troops, you do artillery and air
support, and you pummel the enemy and weaken their forces so
they can't resist. And then you send the ground
troops across. OK, so that's what repenting on
someone else's behalf can do, and it's really powerful.
I love it. I love it.
Absolutely. That's going to happen.
Yeah. Thank you so much for this.
And Betty, if you don't mind, as we wrap things up here, tell
everybody where they can purchase your book that you have
more than one. Yeah, so the main book is the
Prayer Freedom, and the best place to get that is the Prayer
freedombook.com for several reasons.
Number one, lots of books on Amazon about prayer and freedom
and some of them are even using the label the Prayer of Freedom
because they're trying to siphon business and it won't work.
Don't you know? Go to the Prayer of
freedombook.com and click the buy now button there because
it'll take you either straight to Amazon if you want to buy
from Amazon or other places if Amazon doesn't service your area
or you prefer not to buy from Amazon, it directs you there.
And also really cool, if you go to the Prayer of
freedombook.com, you can watch these live demonstrations I've
done and it's really cool seeing this in action and see some
other other things. You can download a couple of
free chapters or something like that.
And if you want to check, you know, test drive at first before
buying, but that's really the best place to go.
The other books I have all kind of circle around this one.
But if you're if this message hasn't scared you away, this is
That's the book to start with. Amen.
Fantastic.
I'll hop on there shortly, but thank you.
And you, you have a YouTube channel as well, right?
Yeah, just type, If you type in Beatty Carmichael, you'll find
my, it's Beatty Carmichael Teaching is the actual channel
name and lots of, lots of videos and stuff there.
Fantastic, I'll put links to both in the show notes.
Perfect. That'll be great.
Make it a lot easier. Oh, yeah, and, and by the way,
this is so I don't do personal one-on-one prayer.
I don't do, I don't you don't call me up or e-mail me and say
I got a question about this. However, if you need to reach
me, especially like if you are a pastor, you want to understand
how to do this more with the church you work with a ministry.
Like someone's reaching out to me, they do a prison ministry
and they want to use one of my mess, one of my books, a little
book how to do that. Other people may want to come
invite me to do a speaking engagement because they're doing
a conference of some sort. All of that.
You can reach me at beattycarmichael.com and be able
to get a message directly to me. Fantastic, fantastic.
You've been a blessing. It's been a wonderful
conversation and it's well timed.
It's just been, it's been wonderful for me and I know that
it's going to be well received by the listeners here, but just
thank you for your time and for your, your obedience to the Lord
for doing this. You're welcome, I love doing it.
Absolutely, absolutely. Well, I'll let you go.
I'm from West Virginia, man. I'm from the South.
So we we take forever to get off the phone.
So I'm just going to cut it off. Here see you have a good one.
Bye. See you later.
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