Summary of 7 Steps
April 24, 2011 at 11:11 pm | Posted in Forgiveness, Summary 7 Steps | Leave a commentSummary of The Steps to Freedom in Christ
A Freedom Appointment, also called Discipleship Counseling,
Is a structured series of prayers
Which allow the ministry recipient to systematically address
Areas of spiritual bondage in the past.
Things that keep them from being close to God and others.
So they can walk in freedom into the future.
Knowing and living their renewed Identity in Christ.
A typical prayer session can take between four and eight hours.
A ministry recipient is joined by two trained volunteers.
The encourager explains the steps and the prayers.
The prayer partner prays and listens for guidance from the Holy Spirit
Seven Steps to Freedom in Christ
Overcoming False Guidance with Renunciation
Overcoming Deception with Truth
Overcoming Bitterness with Forgiveness
Overcoming Rebellion with Submission
Overcoming Pride with Humility
Overcoming Habitual Sin with Surrender
Overcoming Ancestral Sin with Blessings
Bitterness to Forgiveness The most powerful step.
The recipient prays to ask the Holy Spirity to bring to mind
Those they need to forgive and begins to make a list …
The encourager goes over some teaching.
What forgiveness is:
A Biblical mandate, releases bondage to Satan, live with consequences.
What forgiveness is not:
A Rationalization, forgetting, a feeling, a thought, reconciliation.
Forgiveness is an act of the will
Like choosing Jesus as Savior and Lord is an act of the will.
The lists look like this:
Who / when What happened Feelings/lies
ex. parents ex. abuse ex. shame
others abandonment anger, rage
yourself gossip hurt, anguish
God anything hurtful “I am unlovable”
Lord Jesus, I choose to forgive (name the person)
for (what he or she did or failed to do)
because it made me feel (angry, bitter ashamed.)
Lord Jesus, I choose not to hold on to my resentment,
I relinquish my right to seek revenge.
I ask you to heal my damaged emotions.
Thank you for setting me free from the bondage of bitterness.
I now ask you to bless those who have hurt me.
In Jesus name I pray. Amen.
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