Hello. Welcome to our Spokane, WA deliverance page. We made this page for residents of Spokane and Washington overall who are suffering from spiritual bondage or oppression and are seeking deliverance.
We have listed several deliverance ministries below for you to contact if you need to. Always vet a ministry when you contact them so you have a better idea of whether or not the ministry is a fit for you. Also, be aware that there are some churches that offer deliverance ministry. You can call around to churches in your area and ask them if they offer deliverance ministry or if they know any deliverance ministries in your area.
The Bible says that God is the originator of all things and that as a result, He is responsible for the care of all His creatures. When sin separated mankind from God, He sent Jesus to bear sin and suffering in order to restore mankind to Himself because our well-being is His responsibility. Isaiah 53:4-5 says of Jesus, “Surely, He has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows. But we esteemed Him stricken, smitten, and afflicted (ie. rejected and punished by God for His own sins). But He was wounded for our transgressions; He was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement for our peace was put on Him; and by His stripes, we are healed.” If you are in need of deliverance from spiritual bondage, the following points can help you make your way forward until you find deliverance:
- Sanctify yourself to God. Jesus made an atonement for sin, death, and the curse in order to deliver us from all the above. By sanctifying yourself, you willfully place yourself under the covering or protection of the atonement. This is helpful when seeking deliverance.
- Seek support. The Bible often mentions a principle of agreement which includes two or more people. Solomon said, “Two are better than one because they have a good return for their labor” (Ecclesiastes 4:9). Tell a few Christians you trust about your struggle and need and solicit their prayers and support.
- Pray and persevere. ”Jesus told them a parable to the end that men always ought to pray and not lose heart” (Luke 18:1). The focus here isn’t prayer but perseverance: “men always ought to… not lose heart.” Deliverance doesn’t always come quickly. But Jesus promised that those who keep seeking eventually find, so persevere until your deliverance comes.
Spokane Healing Rooms: https://healingrooms.com/healingRooms.php?location=US1000.
Healing Rooms of Issaquah: https://healingrooms.com/healingRooms.php?location=US1668.
Healing Rooms of the Tri-Cities in Kennewick: https://healingrooms.com/healingRooms.php?location=US1077A.
Sally Bohart of Total Wholeness in Liberty Lake: bohartsally@yahoo.com; (509) 209-7808.
Minister D.A. Wynne of Truth Seekers Church Thurston with Truth Seekers of Jesus Christ: (360) 489-6603; truthseekers.thurston@gmail.com.
Contact us if you have questions about deliverance, if you need prayer, or if you would like deliverance coaching. Our email is loveflows916@gmail.com. You can also call or text us at (916) 247-2455. We pray that God will equip you with the tools, wisdom, and faith you need as you pursue your deliverance.