Healing & Deliverance Ministries
PURPOSERoyal Ministries is on a mission to heal & restore broken souls by the power of the word of God. Our main purpose is to reach souls globally: sowing an everlasting seed in their spirit & heart. You can purchase healing & deliverance sessions, online courses as well as suitable literature.QUOTES"Healing begins the moment you choose to be honest with your heart.""Your pain is not an enemy, but a messenger. Let’s uncover its message together.""Sometimes, all it takes is a sincere conversation to unlock the door to inner freedom."
Why Healing & Deliverance Matter On Our Spiritual JourneyHealing & deliverance are not just spiritual extras — they are essential parts of every believer’s walk with God. Without healing, we carry emotional wounds that can hinder our ability to love, trust & grow. Without deliverance, we may remain bound by fear, shame, addictions or generational patterns, even if we are saved.
Jesus came not only to forgive our sins but to restore our whole being. Isaiah 53:5 says, “By His wounds we are healed” & Luke 4:18 reminds us that "He came to set the captives free". Healing brings restoration to broken hearts, while deliverance sets us free from spiritual bondage.
Together, they allow us to walk in true freedom, hear God's voice clearly & reflect Christ fully. They empower us to live with purpose, authority & peace.
Healing & deliverance are not one-time events, but a continuous journey with God. As He reveals what needs His touch, He lovingly restores and frees us — so we can live the abundant life Jesus promised.
“Whom the Son sets free is free indeed.” (John 8:36) You were made to be whole, healed & free. Let God lead you there. Remain blessed!
The Power Of Gratitude & The Shift That Comes From Choosing GodIn a world filled with distractions, chaos & constant striving, gratitude often becomes a forgotten virtue. Yet, it holds the key to inner peace & true transformation. When we choose to shift our focus from what is missing to what is present, from fear to faith, we begin to see life through a divine lens. Gratitude becomes the gateway to a new way of living: a life rooted in God’s presence.
Choosing God is not just a one-time decision; it is a daily surrender. It means recognizing His hand in the little things & trusting His heart even when the big picture is unclear. This spiritual alignment changes our perspective. Where we once saw lack, we now see provision. Where we felt abandoned, we now experience love. Gratitude softens the heart & awakens us to God’s grace in every moment.
Scripture reminds us, "Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus." (1 Thessalonians 5:18) This does not mean ignoring pain or pretending everything is perfect. It means acknowledging that even in hardship, God is with us & that His goodness never fails.
When we choose God & cultivate gratitude, we are no longer defined by what happens to us, but by the One who lives in us. Our focus shifts from the temporal to the eternal, from worry to worship, from striving to resting in His promises.
In this shift, life begins to change: not because everything around us becomes perfect, but because our hearts are finally aligned with the truth: God is good, He is near & His love is more than enough.
Why Healing & Deliverance Will Expand In The Coming YearsThe world is crying out for deep, lasting freedom; not just temporary relief. As mental health issues, spiritual confusion & emotional wounds increase, people are seeking more than therapy or self-help. They are turning to Jesus; the true Healer & Deliverer.
Here’s why healing & deliverance will continue to grow:
Rising Brokenness: Trauma, anxiety & identity crises are leading people to seek heart-level healing & inner restoration.
Outpouring of the Holy Spirit: As God pours out His Spirit, more believers are stepping into spiritual authority, healing the sick & casting out demons.
Truth Revealed: The enemy’s works are being exposed. People now recognize spiritual bondage more openly & desire freedom.
Digital Revival: Online deliverance & healing ministries are reaching millions, making God’s power more accessible than ever.
A Hungry Generation: Many, especially the young, are tired of religion without power. They want real encounters with God.
End-Time Preparation: Jesus is preparing His Bride: healed, holy & set free, for His return.
Healing & deliverance are not just growing: they are essential for the Church to walk in full victory. This is the time to rise, heal & set captives free in Jesus' name.
“Whom the Son sets free is free indeed.” – John 8:36
Why Only Healing Through The Holy Spirit Was Effective & Long-Lasting & Why Worldly Therapy Could Not Reach The Depths Of My SoulThere was a time in my life when I tried everything. Therapy. Counseling. Journals. Self-help books. And while these things offered momentary relief, they did not touch the deep, aching places inside me: the ones I did not even know how to name.
They could not reach the spiritual roots of my pain.
I left those sessions feeling seen, but not whole. Heard, but not transformed. Soothed, but not set free.
The Limits of Worldly Therapy
I honor the space that therapy & emotional care can offer. For some, it is a stepping stone. But in my journey, I realized something vital: therapy gave me coping mechanisms, not inner resurrection.
It helped me manage my trauma, but not release it. It taught me how to function in dysfunction, but not heal it. It analyzed my pain, but could not redeem it.
Worldly therapy often tries to heal the soul without acknowledging the spirit. It works within the realm of the mind: cognitive frameworks, emotional strategies, behavioral corrections. But what about the spiritual roots of fear, rejection, shame, abandonment & generational wounds?
What about demonic oppression masquerading as anxiety?
What about unforgiveness poisoning the heart?
What about the lies we have believed about God, ourselves & others that no technique can dismantle?
The Moment The Holy Spirit Stepped In
When I encountered the Holy Spirit, everything changed.
His presence did not just comfort me: it convicted me, cleansed me & filled me. He went into the layers that talk therapy could never touch. He did not just analyze the fruit: He uprooted the tree.
In one Spirit-filled encounter, what years of sessions could not do, He did in minutes:
He exposed the lie.
He removed the wound.
He flooded me with truth.
He filled the emptiness with Himself.
It was not emotional hype. It was holy deliverance.
Why the Holy Spirit Heals Differently
Because He created your soul: He knows how to restore it.
He is not offering bandages; He gives you a new heart (Ezekiel 36:26).
He does not help you manage your strongholds: He demolishes them (2 Corinthians 10:4).
He does not ask you to cope with trauma: He invites you to surrender it & be made new (2 Corinthians 5:17).
The Holy Spirit does not counsel from the outside in. He heals from the inside out.
Long-Lasting Healing Comes from Truth & Power
Therapy gives you insight. The Holy Spirit gives you revelation.
Therapy gives you tools. The Holy Spirit gives you transformation.
Therapy may guide you to the truth. But only the Holy Spirit makes truth alive & active in you.
“Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”– 2 Corinthians 3:17
That freedom does not fade after a session. It does not require endless coping strategies. It does not leave you wondering if you will ever be truly healed.
It is real, lasting & eternal.
My Healing Was Not Complete Until the Healer Came
My deep healing did not begin with techniques. It began with surrender. It began when I stopped striving & started listening. When I let go of my self-made strategies & invited the Spirit of Truth to come in & do what only He can do.
Now, I no longer walk around with hidden wounds. I walk with scars that tell a resurrection story. A story of a Savior who heals, restores & renews through His Spirit.
Not through steps. But through surrender.
Reflection Prompt: Where have you been seeking healing in worldly ways? Are you willing to invite the Holy Spirit into that very place today?
Walking in Purpose: How the Holy Spirit Leads You to Fulfill God’s Calling on EarthYou Were Created for a PurposeEach of us is born with a deep longing to understand why we are here. Beneath the noise of the world, under the layers of daily routine & responsibility, there is a quiet question many carry: What is my purpose? The good news is: you were never meant to figure it all out on your own.
God, in His wisdom, placed divine purpose within you before you took your first breath. Psalm 139:16 declares, “All the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be.” But to truly walk in that purpose, we need guidance that transcends human reasonin: that is where the Holy Spirit comes in.Purpose Begins with RelationshipGod’s purpose for your life is not just about tasks, achievements or titles. It is first and foremost about relationship: being united with Him through Jesus Christ & then walking daily with His Spirit. The more you dwell in His presence, the clearer His direction becomes.
Jesus promised us the Helper: the Holy Spirit - to guide us, teach us & remind us of what is true (John 14:26). Purpose is not discovered through hustle or comparison, but through communion.How the Holy Spirit Leads You into Purpose1. He Reveals Identity Before AssignmentBefore Jesus began His ministry, He was baptized & the Holy Spirit descended on Him like a dove. Then came the voice from heaven: “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.” (Matthew 3:17)
Notice the order: Identity before activity. The Holy Spirit grounds you in who you are in Christ: beloved, chosen, holy - before He shows you what to do. Many people chase purpose but have not yet received the truth of their identity. The Spirit reveals this truth in the quiet moments of surrender.2. He Directs Step by StepThe Holy Spirit often leads like a lamp to our feet: not a spotlight that reveals the entire path. In Acts 16, Paul and his companions were prevented by the Spirit from preaching in certain areas. Instead, they were led to Macedonia through a vision. Divine purpose is often revealed progressively as we obey daily.
If you are not sure what your purpose is, ask the Spirit for your next step, not the whole map. Purpose unfolds as you move in faith.3. He Empowers You to Fulfill Your CallingYou are not meant to fulfill your God-given purpose in your own strength. Acts 1:8 says, “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you.” This power is not just for miracles: it is for endurance, boldness, creativity, healing, discernment & love. Whatever your calling - whether in ministry, business, motherhood, art or teaching: the Holy Spirit equips you for it.
Your gifts are from God, but the Spirit activates them for the Kingdom.Signs You Are Walking in Purpose
You feel peace, even in uncertainty
You see fruit, not just busyness (Galatians 5:22-23)
You experience grace, not striving
You are drawn closer to God & others are drawn to Him through youPurpose is not always glamorous: sometimes it looks like quiet obedience, forgiveness or faithfully loving people who w ill not thank you. But in these hidden places, the Holy Spirit forms Christ in you & that is the highest purpose of all.Final ThoughtsYour purpose is not a destination: it is a journey of becoming. And you do not walk it alone. The Holy Spirit is your constant companion, your gentle guide, your divine coach. He knows your calling better than anyone: because He was there when God designed it.
As you listen, obey & walk with Him, you will not only discover your purpose: you will fulfill it.
Worldly Perspectives on Life vs. Biblical Perspectives on LifeIn a world filled with competing ideologies, self-help messages & cultural trends, it can be easy to lose sight of what truly matters. The way we view life shapes our choices, relationships & ultimately, our eternal destiny. There is a stark difference between a worldly perspective on life & a biblical perspective on life & understanding this difference is crucial for anyone seeking to follow Christ.1. The Source of TruthWorldly Perspective:
The world often teaches that truth is relative. Each person is told to “follow your heart,” “live your truth” & decide for themselves what is right or wrong. This perspective is rooted in human opinion, feelings & cultural norms, which change over time.Biblical Perspective:
God’s Word teaches that truth is absolute & unchanging because it is based on the character of God Himself. Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me” (John 14:6). Instead of looking inward for answers, believers look upward to God’s Word as their ultimate authority.2. The Purpose of LifeWorldly Perspective:
The world measures success by wealth, status, comfort & personal achievement. Life is often about self-fulfillment, pursuing passions & creating your own happiness.Biblical Perspective:
Scripture teaches that we were created for God’s glory (Isaiah 43:7). Our highest purpose is not self-centered but God-centered. Jesus summed it up in Matthew 22:37–39: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind… and love your neighbor as yourself.” Fulfillment is found not in living for ourselves, but in living for God and serving others.3. How We Handle StrugglesWorldly Perspective:
Difficulties are often seen as obstacles to happiness. Many respond with self-reliance, escapism or blame. The goal is to remove pain as quickly as possible & preserve comfort.Biblical Perspective:
The Bible shows that trials have a purpose. James 1:2–4 tells us to “consider it pure joy… because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance.” Rather than avoiding hardship at all costs, believers see it as an opportunity for growth & deeper trust in God.4. The Value of PeopleWorldly Perspective:
In the world’s eyes, value is often based on performance, beauty, social status or usefulness. People can easily be discarded when they no longer meet society’s standards.Biblical Perspective:
The Bible teaches that every person is created in the image of God (Genesis 1:27) & has infinite worth. Christ died for all people, regardless of their abilities, appearance or past mistakes (John 3:16). This understanding leads to humility, compassion & respect for others.5. The Focus on EternityWorldly Perspective:
Worldly thinking is rooted in the here & now. It emphasizes temporary pleasures, material possessions & building a legacy on earth. Death is often avoided as a topic or seen as the ultimate end.Biblical Perspective:
Believers understand that this life is temporary & that our ultimate home is with God in eternity. Jesus said in Matthew 6:19–21: “Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth… but store up for yourselves treasures in heaven.” This eternal perspective shapes how Christians invest their time, resources & energy.6. The Source of IdentityWorldly Perspective:
People are encouraged to define themselves by their careers, relationships, gender, sexuality or personal achievements. Identity is self-constructed & constantly shifting.Biblical Perspective:
A biblical worldview sees identity as rooted in Christ. 2 Corinthians 5:17 declares: “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new is here!” Our worth & identity come from being children of God, not from what we do or what others say about us.Conclusion:Choosing the Right Perspective
The difference between worldly & biblical perspectives is ultimately a difference between living for self & living for God. The world’s philosophies promise happiness but often leave people empty & searching for more. God’s Word, on the other hand, offers a life of true purpose, peace & eternal hope through Jesus Christ.Romans 12:2 reminds us:
“Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is - His good, pleasing and perfect will.”
As followers of Christ, we are called to see life through the lens of God’s truth. When we adopt a biblical perspective, we live with an eternal focus, make decisions that honor God & find joy that the world can never take away.