The Children's Bread and the Debate of Whether a Christian Can Have a Demon 2nd Edition

<p>The Children's Bread and the Debate of Whether a Christian Can Have a Demon 2nd Edition</p><p><br></p><p> There is a debate going on here in North American Christianity. </p><p>One side the side that doesn't practice deliverance is saying: A Christian can't have demons-he just needs to go to church more and read his Bible more. </p><p>The other side the ministries of deliverance are saying: We don't have time to debate with you. We are too busy <em>ministering deliverance to Christians</em>. </p><p><em>The Children's Bread</em> thoroughly examines this debate through the lens of Scripture as well as practical evidence. Mark Chase finds:</p><p>·       The Bible does not teach that all demons leave at conversion.</p><p>·       There is no Scripture that says that Christians cannot have demons.</p><p>·       The Biblical concept of man's tripartite nature shows how born-again individuals can simultaneously have the indwelling Holy Spirit and a demon. </p><p>·       The Bible teaches the overriding principle that: </p><p>                       <strong><em>God delivers those who belong to Him</em></strong>.</p><p>·       Most Christians cannot find help in their churches. As a result they have to go to deliverance ministries to receive the healing and deliverance that God promises.</p><p>·       The only ones who say that Christians cannot have demons are precisely the ones who do not sit with others to conduct deliverance in the first place.</p><p><br></p><p>MARK CHASE is a deliverance minister who heads up Invicta Ministries of Deliverance and Inner Healing in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Since 2012 he has been sitting with both born-again Christians and nonbelievers to minister the deliverance and healing of Christ. Chase also leads Invicta <span style=color: rgba(0 0 0 1)>Academy</span> the teaching and certification arm of Invicta Ministries.</p>