On Christmas Day, we celebrate the arrival of Jesus—the One who brings light into darkness, healing into broken places, and freedom to the oppressed.

At The Exorcist’s Bestiary, our approach to deliverance is usually slow, relational, and rooted in inner healing over time. We believe freedom often comes after wounds are tended, lies are uncovered, and trust is rebuilt with the Holy Spirit.

But sometimes…

Something is already healed enough.

Something is already exposed enough.

And it’s not that the work hasn’t been done—it’s that no one has said, “You can go now.”

This short Christmas episode offers a gentle prayer—a gift, not a shortcut.

We pray that if the Holy Spirit discerns anything in you that is truly ready to leave, it would be removed in the authority and peace of Christ.

And if nothing happens? That’s okay. That simply means the next faithful step is still the inner-healing journey we talk about in all our other episodes.

No skipping the process. Just Emmanuel—God with us—even in the work of freedom.

🎄 Merry Christmas.

🕊️ And may the Prince of Peace guard your heart.

Important Note:

This prayer is not meant to replace inner healing, pastoral care, therapy, or the ongoing deliverance process. If nothing leaves during this prayer, that does not mean failure—it often means the Holy Spirit is inviting you to continue healing first. We strongly encourage walking through the full process we outline in other episodes.

What does faithfulness actually look like in the context of deliverance ministry?

In this episode of The Exorcist’s Bestiary, we explore the spiritual fruit of faithfulness—not as blind persistence or spiritual overreach, but as a steady, Spirit-led commitment to the deliverance process.

We discuss:
• What it looks like for participants to be faithful to their healing journey
• What it means for deliverance ministers to remain faithful without becoming controlling
• How to discern when faithfulness turns into overstepping
• Why deliverance and recovery processes require varying levels of commitment—and wisdom to navigate them
• How the Holy Spirit guides timing, pace, and responsibility in inner healing

Faithfulness is not about forcing outcomes or rushing transformation. It’s about staying aligned with God’s process, honoring human limits, and trusting that the Spirit is already at work—often beyond what we can see.

📌 The Exorcist’s Bestiary explores deliverance ministry through a holistic, pastoral, and theologically grounded lens—bridging spiritual warfare, inner healing, and discipleship.

In this episode of The Exorcist’s Bestiary, we continue our deep dive into the fruit of the Spirit and how they connect to deliverance and spirituality.

This time we explore goodness—a word some scholars say might be better translated as generosity. Deliverance often demands generosity: of time, emotion, and compassion. Whether helping someone heal to a place of generosity or overcoming fear to give freely, this fruit is vital for those walking others toward spiritual freedom.

Join us as we unpack what it means to be generous in ministry, how goodness manifests in deliverance work, and why a generous heart might be one of the strongest weapons against darkness.