What Was the Purpose of Casting Out Demons? Ask Redeemer with Pastor Curtis Field

In this new episode of "Ask Redeemer," Pastor Curtis Field answers this question: What was the purpose of casting out demons?
Join us as Pastor Curtis explains how casting out demons served to authenticate the gospel message of Jesus Christ through signs and wonders, referencing key biblical passages such as Luke 9:1-2 and Acts 14:3.
Pastor Curtis also addresses an important point regarding the instructional portions of Scripture, spanning Romans through Jude. While these passages provide guidance on demonic activity and our responses to it, they do not call for Christians to cast out demons or explain how this would be done.
So, what should Christians do if they encounter an unbeliever possessed by a demon?
Tune in to find out Pastor Curtis's insightful perspective.
Key Points Covered:
* The purpose of casting out demons as a means of gospel authenticity.
* Biblical references: Luke 9:1-2, Acts 14:3.
* Instructional teachings from Romans through Jude on demonic activity.
* Practical advice for Christians facing demonic possession scenarios.
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[@RobertLee-tv4hc]

James 4:7 (KJV) - Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.

[@Jesuslovesyou88627]

speechless 😶! Wow, I’ve seen so many people like actually cast out demons, but I’m pretty sure we can’t do that nowadays unless God gave us the go ahead. 🤷‍♀️

[@fourteenten6170]

You would have to believe in a dogma/god that changed the "Terms and Conditions" on people. That's absurd, but to each their own. If the god in the Bible was quoted as saying "I'm the same yesterday, today and forever...", well that's a big problem that none of these things are verifiably happening today (exception, see apologists making excuses). What's a bigger problem is that Jesus was quoted as saying the signs of those who follow him would be miraculous ("...lay hands on the sick and they'll be well, drink poison and survive it..." etc), yet none of these guys getting paid to wear plaid and run the church clubs are walking into St. Jude doing the work their god said they would be able to.