The Remnant Radio's Podcast Demonic Power & the Christian: Responding to Alisa Childers
Mar 12, 2025
In this engaging discussion, scholar Richard Howe dives into the intricacies of demonic influence on Christians. He explores the debate around binding demons and the concept of 'legal rights' in Scripture. Listeners will find insights on the complexities of deliverance ministry, revealing how personal experiences shape understanding. Howe emphasizes the importance of truth in spiritual journeys, addressing misconceptions about the kingdom of God and the shared roles of believers in combating spiritual forces.
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The Taliabo Story
- Richard Howe recounts missionaries converting a tribe practicing dark occultism.
- Despite no deliverance, new Christians thrived, raising questions about its necessity.
Anecdotal Evidence
- Richard Howe's anecdote is akin to building theology on experience, similar to criticisms against Michael Miller.
- Both use experiences, not as the sole basis but as illustrative points in a larger discussion.
Deliverance and Intimacy
- Michael Miller shares a story of a woman experiencing adult frigidity possibly due to past trauma.
- Deliverance from a spirit of rape and misogyny restored her intimacy, highlighting deliverance's impact.
