ANGEL LIGHT - Fire and Ice Ministries River of Life Fellowship

106 Angel of Light
Canceling legal ground
Anything that gives the enemy access is legal ground. There can be
legal ground such as unconfessed or unrepentant sin, unforgiveness,
generational sin committed by ancestors, or past sinful activities that
have not been dealt with. These need to be confessed as sin before
God. Then, if necessary, one can renounce them. Renouncing seems
to disassociate someone with the evil activity in a legal way. For example
someone can say, “I formally renounce any blood contracts with
satan in Jesus’ name.” The renouncing of the blood contract severs
ties with the contract in a legal way with both God and satan. Renouncing
will work with any past sin that ties someone to it. This is especially
important with oaths, dedications to satan, or various pledges or rituals
that initiate someone into a cult, false religion, or some form of the
occult. The last thing is repentance. The individual will need to turn
away from the sin and dispose of anything he owns that is not of God
and is connected to the bondage. If you are in doubt as to whether or
not to confess, renounce something, or throw something away, it is
better to go too far sometimes than not far enough. Pray for wisdom,
but if you are not sure, it never hurts to confess, renounce, or dispose
of something that could be harmful. God will bless and honor that.
Sometimes satan will try to push someone too far to bring confusion, a
legalistic stand point, and cause conflict with others. Try to avoid that,
but it will be a battle to move with God in these areas of getting delivered,
and I know the enemy will battle your thought life tremendously.
So do your best to be led by the Lord and God will honor your sincerity.
Just remember that when you confess something, it is done. You may
not feel any different. Feelings have nothing to do with deliverance,
healing, or salvation for that matter. Oh, there will be feelings here and
there, but we cannot go by them or judge we have received something
based on them. I was wounded emotionally one time that was very
deep. I did hate the people involved and had to forgive them as an act
of my will. It was hard, but I did it. I was still hurt and carried emotional
wounds for a few more years. I would pray about being emotionally
healed frequently. One day the Lord spoke to me and said, “Scott, you
need to leave here believing you are healed from this day forward.” I
simply stood in faith this time it was done, and over the next little while
the healing progressively took place and I am fine today. I had to believe
first before it activated the healing to begin. The same is true with
physical healing or deliverance. We must believe first, then we will see
the results over time.