The Children's Bread and the Debate of Whether a Christian Can Have a Demon, Paperback

There is a debate going on here in North American Christianity.

One side, the side that doesn't practice deliverance, is saying: "A Christian can't have demons-he just needs to go to church more and read his Bible more."

The other side, the ministries of deliverance, are saying: "We don't have time to debate with you. We are too busy ministering deliverance to Christians."

The Children's Bread thoroughly examines this debate through the lens of Scripture as well as practical evidence. Mark Chase finds:

- The Bible does not teach that all demons leave at conversion.

- There is no Scripture that says that Christians cannot have demons.

- The Biblical concept of man's tripartite nature shows how born-again individuals can simultaneously have the indwelling Holy Spirit and a demon.

- The Bible teaches the overriding principle that:

God delivers those who belong to Him.

- Most Christians cannot find help in their churches. As a result, they have to go to deliverance ministries to receive the healing and deliverance that God promises.

- The only ones who say that Christians cannot have demons are precisely the ones who do not sit with others to conduct deliverance in the first place.

MARK CHASE is a deliverance minister who heads up Invicta Ministries of Deliverance and Inner Healing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Since 2012, he has been sitting with both born-again Christians and nonbelievers to minister the deliverance and healing of Christ. Chase also leads Invicta Academy, the teaching and certification arm of Invicta Ministries.