THE PROCESS OF SANCTIFICATION The process of sanctification could take a person years depending on how long they want to be in control of their life versus giving their life to Christ. Many Christians just go through the formality of “asking Jesus to come into their hearts” but stop there and never truly forgive all who hurt them nor repent “change” from living a life full of sin to one that resembles how Jesus lived. Below is the typical sanctification process that is required to see the true fruit of the spirit that Jesus wants in all true believers. THE PROCESS OF SANCTIFICATION: 1 - Make a decision to follow Jesus Christ and to become a true believer 2 - Understand that Christians are tormented by demons until completing the sanctification process 3 - Stop blaming spouse or others for your sinful behavior and own it and decide you want to truly change 4 - Humble yourself from your pride 5 - Truly forgive all who hurt you from your heart 6 - Repent for your sin and truly change 7 - Command demons to go from you 8 - Walk every day in forgiveness to those who hurt you.…

THE INTENTIONS OF YOUR HEART WILL PROVE IF YOU WILL GET DELIVERED The deliverance process from sin and the demons that torment a person can take many months or years due to many factors. Do they believe a Christian can struggle with demons? Do they think they need to be delivered? How much pain, hurt and trauma did they endure? Do they blame their spouse or others for their negative behavior? Can they forgive all the people who have hurt them from their heart? Do they truly believe that have pride that needs to be defeated? Do they enjoy their sin more than the freedom from it? People who are not healed of their soul wounds or delivered from their demons will cause much strife in their relationships, especially with their spouse and children. They will trigger frequently and overreact to simple things causing many arguments but their demons will cause them to not see that they are the issue so they won’t get delivered and instead blame everyone else (“It’s your fault that I react the way I do!”). So eventually what happens when they refuse to get help for themselves is that their spouse or loved one will…