Our Correspondent
Kohima | July 31
The five-day long Nagaland School of Deliverance programme concluded here this evening at APO Hall.
Pastor Rukuolhoulie Solo, Flames of Fire Baptist Church Kohima preached on prayer in the concluding service. He taught that prayer is needed because it is the meeting place of Divinity and Humanity.
He asserted that prayer gives God the legal right to move on our behalf. He further exhorted that prayer is a vital part of deliverance ministry.
60 people from different churches and denominations enrolled for the sessions during the day.
Teachings on deliverance were intensively taught. The topics ranged from Biblical to theological to practical aspects of deliverance ministry.
Hundreds of citizens from Kohima turned out for the evening gospel revival services.
The five-day programme, organized by Flames of Fire Baptist Church Kohima along with like-minded Christian leaders, was held under the theme “The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me… to set the captives free…” (Isa.61:1).
It covered topics on “Believer’s Authority,” “Symptoms of Demonization,” “Signpost for Diagnosis,” “Biblical Theology of Deliverance,” “History of Deliverance Ministry,” Generational Curses, Occult Fantasy & Deliverance,” “Inner Healing,” “Procedures and Agents in/for Deliverance,” “ Qualities of a Counselor in Deliverance,” “Doorway to Demons,” “Demonization, Demon Possession & Devil Worship: A Discernment,” “ Prayer and Deliverance,” “Practical Suggestions for Deliverance Sessions,” “Freedom Lifestyle: Post Deliverance” and “Prepare for War.”
Other speakers of the programme included Avi Yongo, RHEMA Tulsa, Oklahoma USA, Mezhüsevi Zutso, Joint Secretary, Literature NCRC and Rev. Azahto Kiba, pastor, New Life Church Kohima.
