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The church has civilized out much of what makes us different from every other religious system: the supernatural. Oh sure, we believe Jesus died for our sins, but, for the most part, the supernatural component ceases right there. Consequently, the sinner's prayer must suffice for our religious experience. Jesus' mission statement in Luke 4:18-19 (KJV) includes the six supernatural elements of life in Christ: discovery of the Good News of Kingdom life, healing for brokenness, freedom from demonic influences, new spiritual sight, liberty from Kingdom of Darkness thinking, and the revelation that we are now Father's favorite. None of them are automatic upon entrance into the Kingdom of Light. Rather, the revelations must be pursued, the healing apprehended, the sight revealed. Therefore, each and every person making their way into the Kingdom must actively undergo deliverance from the demonic. Prophetic Deliverance is such a tool for freedom

The Saints are escaping . . . Through holes in the wall, open windows, or right out the front door, they are leaving the institutional church in staggering numbers. It is not an organized, unified exodus, nevertheless, millions of true believers have given up on the traditional church system and are simply leaving. Escaping Church is a guide to help these Escapees make sense of their journey into the new world of life as kings and priests of the Most High, out from under the control of clergy-dominated living. Discover how this new life, though challenging, can be filled with adventure and joy. If you get the feeling that the church system is irrelevant to your life, Escaping Church is for you.

Out of Bondage is not just a title, it's an aspiration. Who is truly living the "abundant life" of John 10:10? Why can't you? You have been kept in the dark long enough. The truth will indeed set you free, but there are some daunting paths between where you are and where you really want to go. You must face the true enemy without allowing fear to divert you from your goal. You must demand of yourself courage; you must set your sights higher than the Sunday morning sheepishness for which you have settled, lo these many years. Why not set your sights on excellence so that your Christian walk is a delight-you know, like you pretend it is every Sunday morning.