Above & Beyond Christian Counseling
Christian Counseling and Deliverance Ministry
Can Christians be cursed? I once read in a popular Christian magazine the statement that as a Christian, you cannot be cursed. The basis for that claim is that Jesus became a curse for us, that all curses were broken at Calvary.
Gal 3:13: “Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us, for it is written: “Cursed is everyone who is hung on a tree.” [Read more…]
When we minister to children, we often find it important to understand about traumatic events that happened during the mothers’ pregnancy and/or during the actual birth. This can be an important consideration to have the most effective children’s deliverance.
Recently I had a mother who was very concerned about her four year old son’s fearful behavior. Everything seemed to frighten him. When we asked about traumatic events in her life, she indicated that she spent most of her pregnancy, in her words, “scared to death.” [Read more…]
As Christian counselors and deliverance ministers, we are often asked about the issue of freemasonry for Christians. Is it a problem? We conduct an interview with our clients to understand their family history to understand potential generational curses. We always ask about family involvement in freemasonry/ Shriners and often our clients are surprised to learn that we consider it very unhealthy. [Read more…]
We can have ungodly soul ties with people when they have ungodly control over us. Those ungodly soul ties can result in babies having word curses in the womb spoken over them. Using guilt, fear or manipulation these people (who typically have spirits of control active in their lives) are able to get us to do things (or believe things) we would otherwise not. [Read more…]
“…I know that all Christians are tempted. The apostle Paul probably best described the plight for most of us when he wrote, “the things I don’t want to do are the very things I do!”
For me, that temptation began when I was homosexually molested as a young boy. As the abuse continued through my early teen years, I began a pattern of behavior, thoughts and attitudes that led me to a suicide attempt at 16. Though I am married, I felt almost powerless against the drive toward homosexual relationships. [Read more…]