Subject: paying it forward seven days a week for free I’m a free hope dealer the gospel need to be told not sold.
Matthew 10:8
Heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse those who have leprosy,[a] drive out demons. Freely you have received; freely give.
Thought.
I did not know deliverance was a biblical thing, and i was sitting in the brick and mortar from 11 to 26 i did not find out about deliverance until i biblically repented.
Prophetically speaking, every precious lost soul has the potential to tap into their true purpose as the ekklesia by biblical repentance understanding, applying the word, and remaining obedient, a journey that i can personally attest to, as many of my messages stem from my own experiences of deliverance, and I'm humbled to share that in my conversations with others about love and deliverance are a testament to the transformative power of YHWH.
Things that i was delivered from.
1 fornication.
2 manipulation.
3 conning people.
4 lieology.
5 masturbation.
6 suicidal thoughts in 1997.
7 selfishness.
8 having idols.
10 confusion.
11 the i and me syndrome.
12 shoplifting.
13  hustling.
14 Being abusive
15 Being aggressive
16 not wanting to believe in YHWH.
17 not understanding scripture.
18 a dumb and stupid spirit.
19 always looking for the come up.
20 smoking cigarettes marijuana drinking Guinness Stout with sweet peanuts Corona with the lemon.
21 having fancy cars with rims sound system and jewelry.
22 did not care who feelings got hurt by me.
23 all i cared about was money.
24 talking people into what i wanted.
25 it was my way or the highway.
26 i was a control freak.
27 anger.
28 staying in my head.
29 isolation.
30 not loving myself or other people.
31 stopped thinking diabolical.
32 living dangerously.
33 being called crazy.
34 being rude and disrespectful.
35 not putting myself in harm way.
36 being a narcissist.
37 having mental issues because of demon possession.
38 depression oppression and disobedience.
39 believing my own lies.
40 thinking that YHWH was a genie in the bottle.
41 not wanting correction.
42 not wanting to hear the truth.
43 stubborn.
44 hardheaded.
45 stiff neck.
46 not giving my self time to think about things moving off of impulse and feelings.
47 not willing to reason.
48 always using swear words.
49 not humble.
50 troublemaker.
51 all kind of issues.
52 sharing my pain with others by causing pain.
53 not knowing how to apply word.
54 not knowing how to be obedient.
55 knowing how to share the word not being a dorr of the word
56 not knowing how to be what i was taught biblically.
57 being a lost Pastar.
58 telling people biblical things when I wasn’t doing it
1998.
59 teaching and preaching about deliverance and i wasn’t delivered.
60  not being set free and talking about freedom 1998.
61 not practicing what i preached giving YHWH lip service 1998.
62 hearing YHWH for other people and was not hearing Him for myself.
Take note everyone that want to be free will be free because they want to be.
 John 8:36
So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.
The Theological MeaningThe "Son": Jesus uses this analogy to identify Himself as the true Son of God who remains in the Father’s house forever.Freedom from Sin: True freedom, in Jesus' view, is not the mere absence of physical chains, but liberation from the internal, spiritual bondage of sin, guilt, and spiritual death.Free Indeed: The phrase "free indeed" (or "truly free") acts as an emphatic guarantee. Jesus offers a permanent, unshakable deliverance that no human effort, religious ritual, or secular power can provide.

Reflecting on my own journey of deliverance, I've come to appreciate how deeply intertwined repentance and obedience are in the process of spiritual freedom. The struggles listed, from manipulation and selfishness to depression and isolation, highlight the multifaceted nature of deliverance; it's not just about one sin or habit but about a holistic rebirth through faith. One key realization for me was that deliverance isn't a one-time event but an ongoing commitment to live in alignment with the Word of God. For instance, understanding Matthew 10:8, "Freely you have received; freely give," reminds me that the healing and freedom I've experienced aren't just for me but to be shared generously with others seeking hope. Another profound lesson came from recognizing that true freedom involves more than just escaping physical or external chains; it means liberation from internal struggles like the "I and me syndrome" or "not loving myself or others." This internal work requires humility, willingness to accept correction, and patience with the process. During my deliverance journey, confronting issues like stubbornness, anger, and not hearing God's voice for myself challenged me deeply. I learned that spiritual growth means facing these challenges head-on and trusting that God’s guidance is both patient and loving. I also found community essential. Engaging with others who understand the struggle fosters encouragement and accountability. Sharing testimonies of God’s transformative power helps reinforce faith and reminds us we are not alone in this journey. For anyone feeling stuck or overwhelmed, know that freedom is available as John 8:36 says, "So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed." It’s a promise that no human effort can replace: - Freedom from guilt and self-condemnation - Healing of mental and emotional wounds - A restored relationship with God and others In sharing my experiences, I hope to inspire others that deliverance is accessible and real. It requires honesty, repentance, and a heartfelt desire to live as God teaches. Ultimately, being free means embracing a new way of living empowered by the love and grace of YHWH.
