Joseph Z and special guest Isaiah Saldivar discuss how to cast out demons in this insightful live broadcast.

Isaiah shares how his deliverance ministry began while explaining that there is no special manual for casting out demons other than the method outlined in the Bible. He addresses concerns about whether Christians can be possessed by demons, revealing that the devil owns nothing, and it’s not a biblical reality for anyone to be owned by the devil, although one can be demonized. Therefore, when we encounter someone who is demonized, we are expected to set them free because we are called to liberate the captives. He clarifies that both believers and unbelievers can be demonized, and no ceremonial ritual is necessary for casting out demons except by invoking the name of Jesus. 

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Interestingly, Isaiah highlights how to distinguish between mental illness and demonic manifestation, explaining that being demonized can stem from issues related to the flesh, which we are expected to crucify by immersing ourselves in God’s word. He elaborates further, clarifying that the flesh doesn’t have a voice, but many people who are demonized hear voices in their heads that instruct them to act in a blasphemous manner or inflict harm upon themselves. He emphasizes that most diagnoses of mental illness are often the result of demonic possession.

Furthermore, he emphasizes that when we are in God’s presence, demons can manifest, urging us to allow the Holy Spirit to lead in the process of casting them out. He then outlines the essential steps before casting out a demon, explaining that we must ensure the person is a believer because demons recognize free will in the same manner as God. This should be followed by asking whether the person desires deliverance; then leading them in a prayer to renounce the demon and its works, as our weapon in spiritual warfare lies in our words. He also highlights another key step in casting out demons, which involves releasing any unforgiveness, followed by confronting the demon and commanding it to leave in the name of Jesus.

Most importantly, he urges us to confirm that the demon departs after being cast out, and if it does not, we must demand the demon’s name and identify any factors that grant it legal rights over its victim. He concludes with the final step, which is to ask the Holy Spirit to fill the victim, ensuring that the demon has no residual space in their life.

 

March 25, 2025