Have you experienced recurring setbacks, unexplained afflictions, nightmares, repeated failures, strange patterns in your family, or spiritual attacks that refuse to end? The Bible declares, "Upon Mount Zion shall be deliverance..." (Obadiah 1:17). Freedom is God's will, but many believers remain bound because they do not understand the spiritual roots of their captivity.
Setting the Captives Free is a practical, Scripture-based guide that explores the ministry of biblical deliverance and reveals how believers can recognize, confront, and overcome spiritual bondage through the authority of Jesus Christ. The book teaches that lasting freedom comes through understanding God's Word, identifying spiritual strongholds, and applying biblical principles of deliverance.
Inside this powerful book, you'll discover:
✔ What biblical deliverance really is and why it still matters today
✔ Signs and symptoms that may point to spiritual oppression
✔ The meaning of lawful captivity and how spiritual doors are opened
✔ How evil covenants and curses can influence lives across generations
✔ Biblical principles for breaking spiritual bondage
✔ Scriptural insights into walking in holiness and spiritual freedom
✔ Strategic deliverance prayers to help you stand in Christ's authority
If you are ready to pursue freedom, deepen your understanding of spiritual warfare, and embrace the victorious life Christ has made available, Setting the Captives Free is a resource you will return to again and again.
Take hold of your freedom. Your journey toward spiritual victory starts today.
Ven. Chima Ugochukwu is the Senior Pastor of one of Nigeria’s largest faith-based prayer ministries, The Intercessory Army for Christ also known as the WARMEN, His ordained minister of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion. His weekly services draw thousands watching on TV in Nigeria and around the world. He is the author of more than 45 books, many of them bestsellers, and is recognized as one of the most influential Christian leaders out of Nigeria. He resides in Anambra State, Nigeria with his wife and children.