Evil spirits, or demons, are angels also. They are fallen angels. Therefore, evil spirits can also enter our homes, places of business, and any other place that they desire. Why would evil spirits or demons enter your home? While we do not know if demons are present in your home, we know that you are vulnerable to demonic activity if you have never believed in Jesus Christ. Demons or evil spirits can never possess the body of a true Christian, since the Holy Spirit is living inside.
You are from God, little children, and have overcome them; because greater is He who is in you than he who is in the world. NASB 1 John It is of beautiful turquoise color because of its white sandy floor. The water level lowers and rises ever so slightly with the ebb and flow of the ocean tides. The lagoon is peaceful and calm, but the pass through which the tides rush is treacherous and filled with sharks that await an easy meal.
One day a few tourists swam too close to the pass and began to be dragged toward danger. The peacefulness of the lagoon had led them to be careless and lazy in keeping themselves from the sharks. Gradually they had floated on the soft current toward the pass. Eventually they went too far and found themselves beyond the point where their own abilities could save them. Outside help was necessary, so a speedboat was sent to rescue them. As the swimmers in this lagoon should have done, we need to put forth a consistent, positive effort every day in order to remain in safe waters.
We need to develop good habits that can replace old, bad ones. Satan desires that we become lazy and complacent. Daily scripture study and prayer, service, repentance, and following the promptings of the Holy Ghost can keep us safely in the spiritual waters of the Lord. Diane S. Nagorka, Ph. She also founded the Center's School of Spiritual Science, a four-year program leading to ministerial certification and ordination. And she's counseled more than 20, individual clients.
In other words, as one of her students described her, "She's not somebody whose hair is a little messy. Though she's been called a "hard-nosed psychic," a description she does not dispute, Rev.
Nagorka, 73, thinks of herself as more of a sensitive spiritualist who is firmly grounded in reality. Now back to the issue at hand. As you'll recall, you need a professional to rid your home of spirits. After all, some ghosts, like bombs and lawyers, are nothing to fool around with. Exorcism is the attempt to expel evil spirits from a child. The belief in 'possession' or 'witchcraft' is widespread. It is not confined to particular countries, cultures or religions, nor is it confined to new immigrant communities in this country.
Professionals who are best placed to recognise when a child has been labelled as spirit possessed are those who have regular contact with children - teachers and school nurses, health professionals, community groups and churches, and in some instances LA children's social care professionals. Professionals working with parents may also become aware that a parent has come to believe that an evil spirit has entered their child.
This makes it difficult for the professional to identify what they might be dealing with and affect their judgement. It will often take a number of contacts with the child or pieces of information to recognise the abuse. Such training provides preventative and parenting opportunities.
This strategy is best conducted utilising agencies such as the police and trusted community partners. There are charities and statutory bodies who can access faith communities to assist in this training. Professionals should consult with their agency's designated safeguarding children officer and make a referral to LA children's social care, in line with the Referral and Assessment Procedure.
If a professional is concerned that a child who is being abused or neglected is being taken out of the country, it is relevant to consider:. Where concerns arise about abuse linked to witchcraft and spirit possession a referral to Children's Social Care should be made and the Referrals Procedure followed to ensure children are seen and spoken to on their own.
In assessing the risks to the child, the siblings or any other children in the household must also be considered as they may have witnessed or been forced to participate in abusive or frightening activities. An inspection of the child's physical environment must include their sleeping and living arrangements.
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