Jesus the Deliverer

By John Linden-Cook

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1874367388
• ISBN13: 9781874367383
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: New Wine Ministries
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Deliverance From Darkness.

This excellent and extraordinary book covers the testimony of a husband and wife team and their commitment to their ongoing ministry of deliverance through Jesus Christ.The book outlines the personal testimony of John Linden-Cook and how he attended Church for many, many years. An experience that he describes as "Churchianity" during which he attended Church routinely, doing and saying all the "correct things", singing hymns, reading Scripture, saying formal prayers, yet not personally knowing Jesus Christ. The book follows his personal experiences through his being "born again" and on to his humble beginnings in the deliverance ministry with his wife Elsa.The book describes that there is a continuing warfare between good and evil in people's hearts and circumstances. A spiritual warfare as outlined in the Bible. Ephesians chapter 6; verses 11 to 17 clearly outlining this matter showing that the battle is not against flesh and blood, but "...against principalities & powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places...."A spiritual warfare which is described as increasing in intensity when anyone gives their allegiance to Jesus Christ and becomes "born again". Any concept of the Christian life that fails to take full account of this spiritual warfare being described as faulty and out of touch with reality. The many dangers of being involved in the many, many occultic practices are described in detail, together with the issues of sin, iniquity and generational curses.Numerous examples are included and studied in detail where people have suffered in relation to the latter issues and how the demonic element has entered their lives through participation in aspects of the occult which have brought immense suffering and near disaster. In each example the ultimate authority in the name of Jesus, the Power of the Blood of Jesus Christ and His deliverance is wonderfully demonstrated.A list of man occultic practices (many of which will be deceptively innocent to some readers) is provided at the end of the book and the reader is shown how even an ignorant participation in such matters opens the door for demonic involvement.This book will be an eye-opener for many Church-goers and will no doubt receive hostility from certain areas opposed to this ministry and the Deliverer Himself. However, the book pulls no punches in demonstrating the dangers involved in the occult and at the same time shows the way out for those who desire to be liberated.