Prayers That Heal the Heart - Session 9 - Revised & Expanded 20th Anniversary Edition

Key wellness strategies / self-care & productivity takeaways

• Use a structured, phased approach to heart-wound healing

  • This “Session 9” is the 7th and final prayer in a 7-prayer sequence, focused on deliverance from demonic oppression/affliction.
  • Deliverance is presented as most effective after earlier “foundation” issues are addressed, such as:
    • generational sins/curses
    • soul ties
    • unbiblical beliefs
    • traumatic pictures
    • word curses

• Adopt “balanced focus” on spiritual forces

  • Avoid extremes:
    • not “everything is a demon”
    • not “nothing is a demon”
  • Deliverance is framed as one tool within a larger healing plan.

• Create an environment where harmful influences can’t “hold”

  • Metaphor: dismantle an “evil house”
    • earlier prayers remove foundations/walls/roof
    • deliverance is easier once the structure is gone
  • Wellness framing: if internal barriers aren’t removed, deliverance may stall or demons may “hide.”

• Stop “measuring” outcomes mechanically—stay emotionally/attentively engaged

  • During deliverance prayer, the person being prayed for is encouraged to:
    • “Tune to flow” (engage sincerely, emotionally, and attentively)
    • avoid treating prayer as a rigid script

• Use a clear 3-step “wedge” method during deliverance (core technique)

  • Deliverance is described as forcing an exit using three “wedges” between the client and the demon:
    1. Repent of the associated sin/behavior
    2. Renounce/reject the demon in Jesus’ name (explicitly say you no longer want it; command it to leave)
    3. Set the heart against it while stopping talking during the command (to avoid hindering the demon’s exit)

• Encourage supportive teamwork for the best outcomes

  • Prefer prayer delivered by 1–2 people when possible (support is said to increase clarity and humility).
  • Suggested team pairing: prophet + teacher (intuitive + organizer) to identify blocks and guide prayer precisely.

• After release, immediately “fill the vacancy”

  • Once demons are commanded to leave, pray for the Holy Spirit to fill the area with:
    • love
    • mercy
    • peace
    • gentleness
  • The goal is to prevent harmful influences from returning.

• Expect repeated rounds and check for lingering presence

  • If no sensations are felt, possibilities include:
    • the person is emotionally numb (“non-feelers”), or
    • the demon is hiding legally because earlier steps weren’t fully addressed
  • Technique:
    • command again (repeating the command multiple times)
    • ask what sensations/changes are occurring
    • if incomplete, repeat repentance/renunciation and command again

• Use “grouping” for efficiency in deliverance

  • Organize demons into 2–4 groups of “kissing-cousins” that tend to cluster together.
  • Cast out groups one at a time, often starting with the weakest group and working toward the strongest, so the strongest loses supportive “cronies.”

• Personal homework to improve readiness

  • Create a list of:
    • ungodly beliefs and the suspected demon(s) behind them
    • recurring negative emotions you battle with
  • Then:
    • categorize/group the demons
    • number the groups for order of deliverance
    • prepare for a couple people to pray for you (preferably in a group setting)

• Balanced delivery logistics for group settings

  • Seminar-style protocol:
    • deliverance prayer stations
    • roughly 15–20 minutes per person
    • move quickly after the list/ordering is prepared
  • If needed, stop after a time and schedule further work (possibly returning to earlier “inner healing” steps).

• Accessibility options

  • Deliverance is presented as possible in:
    • in-person groups
    • home groups
    • scheduled online/Zoom prayer sessions
    • phone-based ministry (the speaker claims it’s possible)

• Overall prevalence claim (motivation for self-care)

  • The speaker claims 100% of people have been wounded/hurt/traumatized, and therefore 100% may need deliverance in some area (framed as wisdom, not disgrace).

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Presenters or sources mentioned

• Mark Virkler (presenter)
• Jesus (biblical source; referenced extensively)
• King James Bible (translation referenced)
• Derek Prince (attitude referenced)
• Holy Spirit (referenced)

Scripture sources referenced

• Matthew 10:8
• Matthew 12:22
• Matthew 17:15ff
• Matthew 8:16
• Matthew 10:8 (listed again in the source material)
• Mark 3:15
• Mark 9:25
• Mark 5:2–8
• Luke 9:1–2
• Luke 13:11–16
• Acts 5
• Acts 13 (team-of-two commission context mentioned)

Greek/Hebrew word-study references

• “Demon possessed” term: “demonium zomai” (as stated in subtitles)
• “Heal” therapeutic concept and Strong’s number G2332 (as stated)
• Thayer’s definition (as stated)

Website referenced

• cwgministries.org (referenced as the speaker’s website)