In this episode, we explore the biblical concept of wisdom and its vital role in deliverance ministry. Starting with the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, we journey through the wisdom of King Solomon, the mysterious Woman Wisdom of Proverbs, and how theologians connect these ideas to Jesus. As we uncover Jesus as the embodiment of divine wisdom, we come to see how the Holy Spirit—the Spirit of Jesus—offers specific guidance for every deliverance case. No two situations are the same, and divine wisdom equips us to discern and act accordingly. Whether you’re passionate about theology or ministry, this episode reveals the importance of leaning on the Holy Spirit’s wisdom to overcome spiritual challenges.

Deliverance ministry must always be done with love and compassion. In this episode of The Exorcist’s Bestiary, we explore how to minister to people without demonizing them—whether they are struggling with addiction, brokenness, or spiritual oppression. Join us as we discuss how to see the person behind the oppression, serve them with dignity, and bring freedom through the power of Christ.

In this episode of The Exorcist’s Bestiary, Jamin Bradley, Amity Zenz, and Tasha Price delve into the mysterious and controversial topic of generational curses. Together, they examine what little the Bible says about this concept and explore its potential connections to the Ancient Near Eastern idea of familial gods. While respecting the science behind family addiction, the team addresses the spiritual dynamics that can weigh families down. Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or seeking answers, this episode will challenge and encourage you to uncover the truth about generational curses and the hope we have in Jesus to break them.

In this episode of The Exorcist’s Bestiary, we dive into the fascinating and often misunderstood topic of how a person can come under demonic influence. While there’s certainly not a demon behind every bush, the team explores the general principles that can open doors to the demonic—often through subtle agreements we make, knowingly or unknowingly. Join the discussion as they break down what it means to come into agreement with demons and how understanding these spiritual dynamics can lead to greater freedom and deliverance.

On this episode of The Exorcist’s Bestiary podcast, Jamin, Amity, and Tasha tackle one of the most debated questions in deliverance ministry: Can Christians have demons? With years of experience in exorcism and inner healing, they explore biblical insights, practical examples, and the reality of spiritual warfare. Their conclusion? Yes. Tune in to learn why this is the case and how understanding this reality can bring freedom and transformation.

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In this episode, Jamin guides Tasha through the transformative practice of Christian imaginative prayer (or dreamscaping, as they call it)—a sacred exercise designed to connect deeply with the Holy Spirit. Discover how this artful approach to prayer opens the heart and mind to God’s presence, fostering healing, guidance, and intimacy with Christ. Whether you’re new to imaginative prayer or looking to deepen your spiritual practice, this episode offers insight and inspiration for encountering the Holy Spirit in a profound way.

Can you cast out a demon from yourself? In this episode of The Exorcist’s Bestiary, we dive into the topic of self-deliverance. Sharing real-life stories, we explore moments when it worked, when it didn’t, and when things took an unexpected turn. Whether you’re curious about the risks, the successes, or the lessons learned, this discussion offers biblical insight and practical wisdom for navigating self-exorcism. Tune in for a thoughtful look at a controversial and intriguing question!

Anger is often misunderstood, especially in the realm of spiritual counseling. In this episode, we explore the difference between healthy and unhealthy anger, guiding people to wield this powerful emotion in a Christ-like way. Some individuals have been taught to suppress their anger in the name of forgiveness, but they need to learn how to embrace righteous anger to confront personal or communal injustice and harm. Others may be consumed by constant anger, requiring guidance to let go and find peace. Join us as we discuss how to develop a balanced perspective on anger, one that reflects Jesus’ example and empowers us to stand against evil while maintaining compassion and grace.