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Breaking the Power of Shame and Humiliation


Shame and humiliation are powerful emotions that can have a significant impact on a person’s mental and emotional well-being. Sometimes it comes from our own poor decisions and behavior, and at other times shame and humiliation comes from the harsh words and actions of others. Shame and humiliation can also come from things such as chronic poverty, handicaps and other things beyond our ability to control. These negative emotions can arise from a wide range of experiences, including public embarrassment, personal failure, and social rejection. The effects of shame and humiliation can be far-reaching, impacting a person’s self esteem, relationships, and overall quality of life.


One of the most damaging effects of shame and humiliation is the way it can erode a person’s self esteem. When a person experiences these negative emotions, they may begin to question their worth and value as a human being. This can lead to feelings of inadequacy,self-doubt, and low self-confidence, making it difficult for them to engage with others and pursue their goals. The enemy weaponizes shame and humiliation as an attempt to neutralize the power and effectiveness of Christians so that they are defiled by bitterness, rejection and pride, causing them to become unfit for the Master’s greater purposes. Sometimes he employs other Christians or even ourselves to do his dirty work. Satan will utilize the words of others to inflict shame, criticism, false judgments and a sense of rejection, which result in feelings of deep humiliation in the recipient of those words and actions. It is an excruciating, corrosive emotion. Shame causes people to feel inherently bad, defective and wrong at the core of who they are as a human being.


We have also experienced this type of behavior from people who were blinded by their own pride and self righteousness. It is a trap from the enemy that can be easy to fall into. How often a person judges themselves by one standard (their opinions) and others by another standard which is often much harsher. That is hypocrisy. This is not God's standard of righteous judgment. His word is His standard! Elevating criticisms, opinions and judgments above showing mercy and compassion can put people in the employment of the accuser. When people are influenced by the spirit of legalism and have rejected the grace of God, they are declaring a different gospel and they come under condemnation and a curse. (See Galatians 1:9) The scripture in James 2:13 reminds us that judgment without mercy is what remains for those that have shown no mercy. God's heart in any circumstance is that mercy would triumph over judgment! People that broadcast the shame and humiliation of others, and enjoy inflicting pain because they think it makes them feel better about themselves are under condemnation. They do not realize what spirit they have given themselves over to. They are self condemned, and often project the condemnation and rejection they feel onto others. A person that feels unworthy, condemned and rejected condemns others, and can become very critical. It is a form of bullying and portraying a false Jesus with a false gospel message that is very displeasing to the Lord.


One of the roles every Christian has is the dual roles of a priest/intercessor and a king, exercising their royal authority. The job of every priest is reconciliation, approaching God on behalf of others and praying for mercy. The priest is to take on the mantle of intercession as Jesus does, in compassion praying for healing, freedom and restoration so that the damage caused by sin can be repaired and relationships made whole again. This is what restores peace between God and others.


Shame and humiliation can also impact a person’s relationships with others. If a person feels ashamed or humiliated, they may avoid social situations or withdraw from others out of fear of being judged or rejected. This can lead to feelings of loneliness and isolation, sometimes even suicidal thoughts and feelings, further exacerbating their negative emotions. It's important to separate what we've done with who we are in Christ. It's ok to sometimes feel bad about things we've done, that means we still have a conscience that is working to keep us in the path of righteousness. What's not ok is internalizing negative emotions and allowing them to rewrite the truth of who God says we are. In Christ, the blood of Jesus atones for our sin and wipes out the penalties of all our mistakes, our sins, and the guilt associated with them. It is also the blood of Jesus that has the power to cleanse our conscience of guilt.


"...how much more will the blood of Christ, who through the eternal Spirit offered Himself without blemish to God, cleanse your conscience from dead works to serve the living God?" Heb. 9:14


"...let us draw near with a sincere heart in full assurance of faith, having our hearts sprinkled clean from an evil conscience and our bodies washed with pure water." Heb. 10:22

"If we confess our sins, He is faithful and righteous to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." 1 John 1:9

Fortunately, there is hope for those who struggle with shame, feelings of disgrace, and humiliation. Jesus Christ offers a message of hope and healing for all who are burdened by these negative emotions. Through His teaching and example, Jesus shows us that we are beloved children of God, worthy of love and acceptance. There are many examples in scripture where God’s children cried out for God to take away the reproach and fear of being humiliated at the hands of their enemies. Note one such plea from Psalm 25.


“Do not let me be put to shame, nor let my enemies triumph over me.No one whose hope is in you will ever be put to shame, but they will be put to shame who are treacherous without excuse. Guide me in your truth and teach me, for You are God my Savior, and my hope is in You all day long.” Psalm 25:1


One of the most powerful ways Jesus sets us free is through His unconditional love. Jesus teaches us that we are loved not because of what we do or how we look, but simply because we are God’s children. This love can help us overcome feelings of shame, rejection, humiliation or fear of embarrassment, as we learn to see ourselves as beloved and worthy of love. Jesus paid the price for our fears, our sin, and all the pain that has been inflicted upon us through His death and resurrection. God doesn’t remember all our past failures or the shame associated with those things, and He doesn’t want us to remember that pain, either.


“As far as the east is from the west, so far has He removed our transgressions from us.” Psalm 103:12


“Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See! I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up. Do you not perceive it?” Isaiah 43:18-20


God calls us to forget the things that are behind us and focus forward on running the race. We cannot run well if we are always looking behind us. Let God take care of the past!


Another way Jesus sets us free is through His forgiveness. When we make mistakes or experience some sort of failure, it can be easy to feel embarrassed or perhaps even humiliated. However, Jesus offers us forgiveness, reminding us that we are all imperfect and in need of grace. We all fall short of the glory of God. This forgiveness can help us let go of our negative emotions and move forward in help and confidence. 


God has promised that those that put their trust in Him would not be put to shame. It takes a focused effort to rehearse His promises and let His good intentions towards us cause all the painful words of others to pale in comparison. If you have agreed with the many voices of accusation, self condemnation, shame, humiliation, reproach, self rejection and inferiority, it’s time to be intentional and speak it out loud that you are canceling that agreement (and the assignment of the enemy that he has been enforcing against you!). 


The key to overcoming is through humility, which is not at all the same as being humiliated. When we humble ourselves before God, it is to accept His truth and what He has said about us rather than elevating the hurtful words and criticisms of others above His word. Humility also doesn’t try to put a proud spin on our failures or shift the blame onto others. It takes responsibility for our faults, is honest about them, and then puts one’s trust in God to restore rather than looking to the approval of man. We never have to gain the approval of a rival or someone that has been instrumental in wounding us in order for God to do something miraculous. God’s intentions towards us are always for our healing, reconciliation and restoration, but He does resist us when we are acting proud. We are reminded in James 4;6,7 to first submit to God (repentance and confession), then we can resist the enemy and he must leave. 


We overcome all the enemy’s tactics through the blood of Jesus and the word of our testimony. You see, shame needs secrecy and our agreement in order to remain. But, when we tell our story honestly and in humility, His anointing comes upon us for breakthrough and healing others. The enemy has no power over us as we share our testimonies because telling our stories is what breaks the fear of rejection and the fear of embarrassment the enemy uses against us. God has promised that His children will not be put to shame if we put our confidence in Him. 


“Instead of shame and dishonor, you will enjoy a double share of honor. You will possess a double portion of prosperity in your land, and everlasting joy will be yours.” Isaiah 61:7


The negative effects of shame and humiliation can be significant, impacting a person’s self-esteem, relationships and overall quality of life. However, through the beautiful example of Jesus’ sacrificial life, His teachings and His forgiveness, we can find healing and hope.By embracing His message of love and forgiveness, we can overcome our negative emotions and live a life of joy and purpose.


Are You Tired of Living a Lie? Struggling with Same Sex Attraction?

Are you struggling to get free from same sex attraction? 
Are you tired of living with emotional pain, confusion about 
your identity, secrecy and shame? 

Recently I had an opportunity to minister to a man that was dealing with all these
issues. Before we met, I did some research into scripture so that I could more 
effectively minister to his needs, and I discovered some interesting things in the 
original Greek language that I would like to share with you. We ended up having
very powerful and effective time of ministry.

By the time we were done, he was set free from many spirits, filled with the Spirit, 
and speaking in tongues!  God can do it for you, too! I started by dispelling any lies 
and teaching him what he was NOT before I could minister the truth. 

There are many, many opinions on what God meant when scriptures were written 
back in Bible times, but opinions are not always aligned with the truth. During a 
Google search, much of what I found were articles that reeked of compromise. 
People try to come up with excuses why we should accept progressivism and apply 
it towards scripture. Some might suggest that Biblical authors/writers did not view
homosexuality as wrong, or the suggestion that a rigid perspective towards the Bible 
is outdated and not culturally appropriate in a modern society.


My response to that type of thinking is this: God didn’t stutter. Who are we that we should argue with God? Who are we to tell Him that His word isn't relevant? The Bible tells us that God is the same yesterday, today and forever. He meant what He said, and He said what He meant. 

God is not a man that He should lie, and people shouldn’t attempt to twist scripture 

into a misrepresentation of His word in order to justify their opinions.


Taking God at His word is simply acknowledging that HE IS GOD and we are not. 

His word is the highest authority, not the opinions of man. Therefore, it is through our own humility that we accept His word as truth.


The Bible says in Leviticus 18:20 that the souls that sins shall die. This is true of all people. Death is the penalty for sin. We also know that the serpent deceived Eve in the garden with this very lie asking one simple question: “Did God really say…?” The serpent told her that she could disobey God’s command and NOT die. The serpent meant it wasn't an immediate natural death, but it was an immediate death penalty applied to their souls, because scripture says the wages of sin is death. (It causes immediate separation between a person and God, and the only rememedy is the blood of Jesus applied to a person's sin). In one fell swoop, the crafty deceiver stole the innocence, identity and inheritance of the first couple on earth when he seduced them into disobedience. The enemy implied that God had an ulterior motive when he posed the question to Eve, “Has God indeed said…?”  

The serpent, appealing to Eve’s pride, took advantage of her humanity in a calculated move. The one thing God told Adam and Eve not to do - eat the fruit off the tree of good and evil was suddenly the one thing that had her full attention. It wasn’t immediate physical death, it was spiritual death. The moment Adam and Eve disobeyed God, their souls died. And so it is with all of us. Every person on earth sins in one way or another, and for that we need a remedy, a redeemer - because God does not allow sin in heaven. We all have a fallen nature, originating from the fall of mankind.

It doesn’t matter if homosexuality or any other form of sexual sin is involved because God doesn’t differentiate between sins. We all fall short of the glory of God. We have all sinned, and we all need to be born again so that the blood of Jesus can cleanse us from our unrighteousness. We all need to be born again to restore our soul to life and reconnect us to
our heavenly Father. 

Scripture tells us that Jesus Christ is the Way, the Truth and the Life, and no man comes to the Father except through Him. Acts 4:12 also declares that “salvation is found no other way - there is NO other name under heaven that has been given among people by which we must be saved.” And, 1 Timothy 2:5 states:


 “For there is one God, and there is one mediator between God and men, the man 
Jesus Christ.”

The enemy of our souls is still trying to spin the same lie that he fed Eve: You can disobey God and you won't die. We know there are penalties for disobedience because God's word is true. If it wasn't true, the mention of truth in scripture would not make some people defensive or angry. Many people try very hard to escape the conviction of making choices that they know are against God's ways. The only way they can do this is to declare that God doesn't exist. That is how they choose the lie over the truth, and can convince themselves that there is no one to hold them accountable for their sin. If there is no sin, and no God, they think they can live as they please. But this is not truth.

The truth is, all unbelievers will stand before God and their lives will be judged.

"And I saw the dead, small and great, standing before God, and books were opened, And another book was opened, which is the Book of Life. And the dead were judged according to their works, by the things that were written in the books." Rev. 20:12

"And anyone not found written in the Book of Life was cast into the lake of fire." Rev. 20:15

Sin is not allowed in heaven. If a person's sins are not covered in the forgiveness, mercy and atoning blood of the Lord Jesus Christ, they are not allowed to enter heaven.

"But there shall by no means enter it anything that defiles, or causes an abomination or a lie, but only those who are written in the Lamb's Book of Life." Rev. 21:27

Every name that has been written in the Lamb's Book of Life was done so before Judgment Day. There will be no last minute decisions for Christ or prayers of acceptance that are allowed once a person's time on this earth is complete. We also cannot make a god of our own understanding and believe that it is compatible with the truth of God's word. We would naturally judge ourselves in a manner that "gets us off the hook," and convince us that we are a good enough person to be allowed into heaven, but God's standard is higher. His standard is the blood of Christ, and whether or not we have a relationship with His Son.

The enemy's goal is still the same: to change our God-given identity into a perversion of truth so that we are covered in shame. Shame and guilt causes us to try to make our own covering, like Adam and Eve made a covering of fig leaves. We attempt to hide from God and put up walls of self-preservation. Sometimes those walls are called Pride, False Identity, Anger, Hatred, Racism, Prejudice, Mockery, Protection, Denial, Ambition, and Pretense. 

Satan uses people to inflict emotional wounds such as betrayal, rejection, anger, unforgiveness and distrust, often through molestation, rape, or abuse or some other betrayal of our basic human needs (Love, & Nurturing, Affirmation of Identity, Safety & Protection, Physical Needs, Truth, and Acceptance). 

When any of these fundamental areas suffer injury or harm, it causes extreme emotional conflict, confusion, resentment, bitterness and distrust. All of these issues can negatively affect a person’s core identity through underlying issues
related to a broken heart. 

Authoritarian parenting, for example, can be unbalanced and overbearing, causing 
resentment towards authority because it denies children a sense of freedom or 
personal autonomy. Male children that feel emasculated can become confused in 
the way they view their own identity. They can adopt effeminate characteristics becauseof the lack of male leadership in the home. They submit themselves to the ways of the female because of the role reversal or absence of a strong male role model. Female children can likewise take on male traits of the leader, protector, defender and authoritarian because of role reversals in the home during their childhood. This can be the result of one parent being absent or reluctant to lead,
and the other parent stepping in to fulfill that role. Part of this is because it is human
nature to try to compensate for what we feel was/is missing.


There are many environmental factors that can contribute to gender confused roles in
children as well as adults that may lead them to accept an alternative lifestyle.
Another important factor that also leads to confusion, pain, shame and spiritual attachments is the issue of inappropriate touch or molestation. Abuse is a huge factor that leads to demonic attachments with an assignment to lead others away from God. These are contributing factors in gender confusion. A person that has experienced 
abuse, pain, trauma or rejection has pain locked up inside of them, and often that 
pain has nowhere to go. Pain always looks for an outlet where it can be released.  Truth is found in God’s word because He is the author of truth. Those that turn to 
same sex relationships often do so because they feel they will be more easily understood and accepted. When there is a fear of rejection or distrust from the 
opposite sex, individuals often turn to same sex relationships because they are 
seeking love, acceptance and safety. Some children feel as if they have a natural
tendency towards same sex attraction, which may result in the idea that they were 
‘born that way,’ but we know that God would not create someone to be gay because 
He condemns it in His word, calling it an abomination. It also violates natural order,
because same sex relaltionships cannot reproduce offspring. Scripture tells us we are
made in the image of God. 

"So God created mankind in His own image; in the image of God He created them, 
Male and female." (Genesis 1:26-27). Also:

"For God created man to be immortal, and made him to be an image of his own 
eternity. The righteous, because they are made in the image of God, can rest in the 
full hope of eternal life." (Soloman 2:23)

In contrast, look at Satan's image in mankind, referenced in Romans 1:24-32.

"Therefore God gave them up in the lusts of their hearts to impurity, to the dishonoring of their bodies among themselves, because they exchanged the truth about God for a lie and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever! Amen.

For this reason God gave them up to dishonorable passions. For their women
exchanged natural relations for those that are contrary to nature; and the men likewise gave up natural relations with women and were consumed with passion for 
one another, men committing shameless acts with men and receiving in themselves 
the due penalty for their error.

And since they did not see fit to acknowledge God, God gave them up to a 
debased mind to do what ought not to be done. They were filled with all manner 
of unrighteousness, evil, covetousness, malice. They are full of envy, murder, strife, deceit, maliciousness. They are gossips, slanderers, haters of God, insolent, 
haughty, boastful, inventors of evil, disobedient to parents, foolish, faithless, heartless, ruthless. Though they know God’s righteous decree that those who practice such things deserve to die, they not only do them but give approval to those who practice them."

Unholiness originates from the enemy. So now, the root of the issue must be 
examined further. For if the argument of being born gay/homosexual/or 
otherwise gender confused is eliminated, knowing that confusion and perversion are not of God - then we have to look elsewhere for answers.
Chaos, confusion, perversion, abuse and pain come from the enemy. 

Please allow me to show you some things in the following verses. The scripture in
1 Corinthians 6:9-10 is often quoted in regards to certain sins, so let's start there.

“Do you not know that the wicked will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: Neither the sexually immoral nor idolaters nor adulterers nor male 
prostitutes nor homosexual offenders nor thieves nor the greedy nor drunkards nor
slanderers nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God.” 

The Bible does say in 2 Timothy 3:16-17 “All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for [a]instruction in righteousness, that the servant of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work.” 

If we further break down the scripture in 1 Corinthians 6:9-10, it has some 
revelation in the original text that is useful for teaching and deliverance. 

Wicked:In the Strong’s Concordance #G94, from the Greek word ‘adikos,’ meaning
unrighteous. “One who violates or has violated justice. One who deals fraudulently
with others; deceitful.

Deceived: From the Strong’s Concordance #G4105, from the Greek word ‘planao,’

meaning to be led away from the truth, to err, to wander and go astray.


Fornicator:In the Strong’s Concordance #G4205, from the Greek word ‘pornos,’

meaning a male prostitute; a man who prostitutes his body to another’s lust for hire. 


Idolaters: In the Strong’s Concordance #G1496, from the Greek word ‘eidololatres,’
meaning a worshipper of false gods; a covetous man as a worshipper of Mammon, 
or used as anyone, even a Christian participant, in any way in the worship of the heathen.

Adulterers: In the Strong’s Concordance #3432, from the Greek word ‘moichos,’
meaning an adulterer, or one who is faithless towards God.

Male prostitutes: In the Strong’s Concordance #G3120, from the Greek word 

‘malakos,’ meaning effeminate soft; of a catamite,a boy kept for homosexual

relationships with a man, a man who submits his body to unnatural lewdness, of a 

male prostitute. It also means of uncertain affinity. (Confusion, double-mindedness).


Abusers of themselves with mankind: In the Strong’s Concordance #G733, from
the Greek word ‘arsenokoites,’ meaning abuse of self with mankind.
One who lies with a male as a female, sodomite, homosexual.

Thieves:In the Strong’s Concordance #G2812, from the Greek word ‘kleptes,’ a thief, 

an embezzler, a pilferer; the name is transferred to false teachers, who do not care

to instruct men, but abuse their confidence for their own gain.


Greedy/Covetous: In the Strong’s Concordance, #G4123, from the Greek word
‘pleonektes,’ meaning one eager to have more, especially what belongs to another, 
or greedy of gain.

Drunkards: In the Strong’s Concordance, #G3183, from the Greek word ‘methusos,’
meaning drunk or intoxicated.

Slanderers/Revilers: In the Strong’s Concordance, #3060, from the Greek word
‘loidoros,’ meaning a railer or reviler, or abusive that is a black guard.

Swindolers:In the Strong’s Concordance, #G727, from the Greek word ‘harpax,’
meaning ravenous, an extortioner, a robber.

There is evidence in scripture that all those words listed above are actually various
spirits with those characteristics, and I believe the catamite spirit is the spirit that 
affects men with effeminate personality traits. People manifest the characteristics of the spirits that are attached to them. In ancient Greece and Rome, a catamite was a
young boy that was an intimate companion of a gay man. (A pedophile relationship). 

Many times, what I find to be true is that a perverse spirit, lust, witchcraft and others
travel down family lines as familial and familiar spirits with assignments to reproduce
sexual sins and confuse gender identity along with it. This is the real reason people can feel they are born into a different gender. Demonic spirits will attempt to rewrite a person’s destiny based on their ability to deceive them.

We understand that God’s word cannot be ignored or twisted to suit one’s preferences. Many people that are stuck in sin and in need of deliverance and inner healing already know their lives are not aligned with God. We don’t need to try to make them see the error of their ways if they already have that conviction. However, in closer examination of the deeper meaning in the words above, we see that this verse of scripture is not exclusively for gays or homosexuals. These sins apply to all humanity, for we have all fallen short of the glory of God, and there are none that have not sinned against either ourselves, others, or God. We are all guilty of being deceived, or lying, or having idols in our lives.


What I love about this verse is that it levels the playing field so that no one should feel

superior to anyone else. It brings us back to the low place of humility that allows us to

minister truth, life and love to others so that they can walk into their freedom.


Shouldn’t we all have the conviction of things God is doing in our own lives to transform us into a more authentic image of Christ? Shouldn't we all be more committed to living in the truth than being committed to living a lie? There are many other scriptures that remind us of the grace and mercy of God, and the fact that God did not come to condemn us,but to save the world through Jesus Christ. Jesus came and gave Hisbride a commission to not only speak the truth in love but to win the hearts of the confused, deceived and lost back to our heavenly Father - demonstrating love and acceptance of others. 

If you are struggling with gender identity issues, confusion or temptation with attraction to the opposite sex, below is a prayer that you may find helpful in closing the doors to the enemy. 

I wrote this prayer to specifically include the things that God lists as evil, wicked or an 

abomination. If we are going to repent, then it should mean something as we pray through it. 


Healing comes in layers. You didn’t get where you are overnight, so getting free requires committing to the process of inner healing. It requires transparency with yourself and God, and perhaps someone else you can trust to lead you in truth back to your true identity.

Friend, we are all broken and in need of healing. But the beautiful thing is, no matter what we've done and no matter how wicked we have been, the love and mercy and forgiveness of God are greater. His grace is greater. He accepts us, dirty, broken and covered with shame. He accepts our anger and hurt. Jesus took it all so that we could be free, and He says, "Come to Me all who are weary and struggling under the weight of your burdens. I will give you rest." You are enough. He is enough to heal your brokenness, disappointment, anger, and all your mixed emotions. Please take a moment to listen to this beautiful song.




Prayer:

Dear Heavenly Father,


I feel lost and confused. I ask You to forgive me for any anger, resentment and unforgiveness I have held onto from my past. I choose to forgive _______ 
(name each person and be specific what they did) for ______. 

I forgive ______ for betraying my trust, making me feel unsafe, ashamed, and angry 
that they violated my personal rights. 


I forgive ____ for taking unfair advantage of me and making me feel victimized.

I forgive _____ for disregarding my feelings and desires and selfishly using me for 
their own selfish gain and pleasure. I release them to You, Father, and I cancel every debt that I have felt they owed to me. I let go of any and all judgments and desire for vengeance I have secretly entertained in my heart.I turn them over to You, Father, as the just judge in heaven and earth.

I ask You to bless them with healing, deliverance, and acceptance of truth so that they 
can be set free. I pray they surrender to You and invite You, Lord Jesus, to be their Savior so that darkness does not consume them.

On behalf of myself and others in my generational line, I ask for your forgiveness and,
I repent for living in self-deception, for living a deceitful life, for lying and defrauding others, and for any ways that I have treated others with injustice.

I repent for any ways that I have come into agreement with the thief and robbed 
others of dignity, love, or their true identity by perpetuating the lie of homosexuality/lesbianism, gay lifestyle, etc. I repent for allowing myself to be led away from the truth and living in unrighteousness. 

I repent for prostituting my body and giving it over to lustful desires, to submit my body to unnatural acts, and allowing my body to be abused in ways you never wanted for me. I repent for idolatry and for worshiping the wrong things among the heathen. I repent for the sin of adultery and acting faithless towards God. Please forgive me for 

prostituting myself with the world. I repent for the sins of greed and covetousness, and being dissatisfied with my life the way You ordained it. I repent for sins of drunkenness, and being under the influence of wrong spirits. I repent for the sins of slander, evil speaking, sins of murder with my mouth, reviling the word of God, and mocking the ways of God. I know Your word tells me that You will not be mocked, and that whatever I have sown I will reap. Please forgive me for sowing seeds of unrighteousness and death. I pray that You would forgive my sin and deal mercifully with me, Father. I repent for being double-minded and believing lies about my true identity. I renounce the spirits of lust, rebellion, witchcraft, confusion and chaos. 

I renounce the spirit of Lilith, incubus and succubus spirits, the spirit of Pan, the catamite spirit, the perverse spirit, the effeminate spirit, spirits of rage and rape, spirits of shame and humiliation, sodomy and the spirit of homosexuality and lesbianism.


I renounce the spirit of adultery, the spirit of thievery, the spirit of double-mindedness , 
unbelief, and all familiar spirits. I renounce the spirits of brutality, pedophilia, voyeurism, and abuse.

I break every soul tie with former lovers and those that may have been formed as a 
result of trauma and abuse. I send every part of those fragmented souls back to their 
right owners. I call for all fragmented parts of my soul to come back to me now in
Jesus’ name.

Father, on behalf of myself and my family line, I repent for making agreements with these spirits whether knowingly or unknowingly, and I break every covenant we ever had with them. I divorce the enemy and all evil spirits.I renounce all false gods and masters, and the sin of idolatry that has yoked me to darkness and evil spirits. Please apply the blood of Jesus to my own sins as well as those in my generational line. 

I renounce the lie that I am confused about gender identity. I renounce the lie that I prefer same sex relationships, for now I know that You did not create me that way. I renounce the perverse acts I have participated in. I renounce the lie that I am unworthy and not good enough. I renounce the lie that I am unlovable the way I am, or that I cannot find fulfillment in a straight relationship. I renounce the lie that I will never find the husband or wife You created for me.

Jesus, I believe You are the Son of the Living God who died in my place and was 
resurrected by the Spirit of Life. Thank you for dying on my behalf. Please forgive my 
sin and cleanse me of all unrighteousness. Please forgive me for treating your sacrifice on the cross as common. Forgive me for taking your grace for granted. I ask to be adopted into the family of God and to have the revelation of my Father’s love be poured into my heart. Jesus, please heal my injured soul. Restore me to my true identity as it is in Christ.I want to feel closer to You. 

Holy Spirit, I invite You to live within my heart and help me live a life that honors God.
Please show me the truth that will make me free and healed. In Jesus name, amen.

(Next): In the name and authority of the Lord Jesus Christ, I command all evil, unclean
spirits to come up and out of me. Find your exit and get out! Leave me now and never
return in Jesus’ name! 

Pay attention: Often there will be an urge to cough, sneeze, yawn, belch or maybe tears come to your eyes. These are signs that evil spirits are leaving you. Continue to work with this process, commanding them to leave, over and over.


Everyone has unbroken curses that need to be broken, because we have all rebelled against God at one time or another. These things give demonic spirits access to our lives and they must be told they must leave. I highly recommend  the Breakthrough Prayer. (See link on right side under the pages section).These are very long and thorough to close doors to the enemy. Repeat the same process at the end, commanding evil spirits to leave in the name of Jesus. 

Finally, (this can be done the next day, also, or whenever you want another ministry
session with the Holy Spirit):

Pray: Holy Spirit, Please tell me when I first began to believe the lies that affected my 
sense of identity. What lie did the enemy tell me, and what is the truth? 

Holy Spirit, what is my true identity? Please show me how heaven sees me.

Holy Spirit, what does my heavenly Father say about me?


(Write what you hear, or if an image or a memory comes up, continue to ask the 

Holy Spirit for more revelation.) Renounce the lies. Reaffirm the truth as the Lord shows you.