What do Anglicans, Pentecostals, and the early Church have in common when it comes to deliverance and exorcism?In this episode of The Deliverance Dialogues, Dr. Robbie sits down with co-host Timothy and Bishop Darryl Fitzwater (Diocese of All Saints, ACNA) for a deep, practical conversation on deliverance ministry through the lens of church history. They unpack deprecatory vs. imprecatory prayer, why the Church has historically avoided “platforming” demons, and how to approach spiritual warfare with wisdom—not sensationalism.You’ll also hear thoughtful guidance on discernment, the difference between deliverance prayers vs. solemn exorcism, and why responsible ministry often includes medical/psychological evaluation alongside prayer.If you’re serving in pastoral ministry, deliverance teams, or simply want to understand spiritual conflict, this episode will stretch your grid.This is the Deliverance Dialogues.Subscribe for more conversations about theology, history, and real ministry practice.

In this bonus episode Dr. Robbie Willis joins Bishop Darryl Fitzwater on his show, The American Catholic Podcast.The American Catholic, successor to 'Appalachian Anglican,' exists to aid in creating and cultivating Catholic communities within the Anglican Tradition across North America and beyond.Dr. Robbie was down in West Virginia for the Life in The Spirit weekend to speak at a local exorcism conference. 🔹Watch Bishop Fitzwater's show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCmQ93F3bGtNnK4gTiRrPWAg

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Step into one of the most gripping conversations ever captured on The Deliverance Dialogues. In this episode, a real exorcist—Dr. Mark Quay—shares decades of frontline experience dealing with hauntings, poltergeist activity, demonic infestations, and the thin places where the natural and supernatural collide.

From a chilling home in Hoover, Alabama to inexplicable manifestations witnessed by entire teams, Dr. Quay offers rare insight into what actually happens during house exorcisms and how pastors can discern between natural causes, psychological distress, and genuine spiritual warfare.This episode isn’t sensationalism—it’s a careful, multidisciplinary look at deliverance through the lenses of theology, psychology, and practical investigation. If you’re passionate about spiritual warfare, pastoral care, or understanding the unseen realm, this interview will challenge, stretch, and equip you.

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🔹 Real exorcism cases told by a canon exorcist with 30+ years of experience

🔹 How to identify natural vs. supernatural activity

🔹 What causes hauntings, thin places, and demonic infestations

🔹 A pastoral and scientific approach to deliverance ministry

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Almost half of all Americans believe they've been visited by a dead loved one: https://www.christianitytoday.com/2023/09/christians-dead-relatives-visits-experiences-pew-research/2 in 5 Americans say ghosts exist: https://today.yougov.com/entertainment/articles/38919-americans-say-ghosts-exist-seen-a-ghostIn this chilling episode of The Deliverance Dialogues, Dr. Robbie and Timothy sit down with Phillip Willis to recount a true story of faith, fear, and freedom from the supernatural. What began as unexplained scratches, shadows, and sleepless nights became a powerful confrontation with the unseen world — and a testimony of deliverance through Jesus Christ. Discover what really happens when a home becomes spiritually oppressed and how faith breaks the darkness.Keywords: paranormal encounter, Christian deliverance, haunted house story, true haunting, demonic oppression, spiritual warfare, exorcism testimony, Phillip Willis interview, Deliverance Dialogues podcast, faith over fear

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Patreon: https://patreon.com/TheDeliveranceDialogues?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkDiscover this powerful lecture from Dr. Robbie Willis at Oral Roberts University’s Contextual Theology Seminar, where theology meets psychology and spiritual formation. In this insightful session, Dr. Willis explores how pastors and clinicians can discern between demonic oppression, trauma, and mental illness—offering a holistic approach to healing that integrates spiritual discernment, biblical theology, and mental health wisdom.If you’re passionate about deliverance ministry, pastoral counseling, or contextual theology, this talk will challenge and equip you to think deeply about how spirit, soul, and body connect in the work of ministry.🔹 Presented at ORU’s PhD in Contextual Theology Cohort (October 15, 2025)🔹 Featuring real-world insights from 25 years of ministry experience🔹 Learn about spiritual warfare, trauma, and mental health integration👉 Subscribe for more episodes of The Deliverance Dialogues, where faith and psychology meet for kingdom transformation.📧 Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/people/The-Deliverance-Dialogues/61573165821801/https://www.instagram.com/the_deliverance_dialogues/#X: @talkdeliverance (The_Deliverance_Dialogues)Keywords: Oral Roberts University, contextual theology, deliverance ministry, spiritual warfare, mental health and faith, pastoral counseling, Robbie Willis, theology seminar, Christian psychology, Pentecostal theology.

Are there really places that are haunted? If so, what is haunting them? Ghosts? Demons? Or, is it something else entirely? This episode begins a conversation that we will continue unpacking with the help of some special guests in future episodes.

Today, we also discuss Nicole’s story and how demonization, health issues, and “hauntings” sometimes converge. This inaugural episode of season 2 begins a deep dive into the paranormal while remaining firmly anchored in the hope that is only found in Christ. This is The Deliverance Dialogues.

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In today's episode, we finish up our discussion about demonology with a closer look at two of the most dangerous enemies humans face--unforgiveness and pride.

In 1 Samuel, Saul begins as a humble man whom God sees as worthy of being king. However, his pride, stubbornness, and refusal to humble himself drives him to witchcraft and a tragic death.

Pride was the original sin of Satan, who thought he could overthrow God and take over heaven. When we begin thinking that WE know better than God, we begin to walk a deadly path--and like Saul, Ahab, and Nebuchadnezzar, we risk demonization.

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Acts 16 tells a story about a young fortune-teller girl who is more accurately identified as an Oracle of Delphi. In the mythology of the day, there was this idea that Apollo sanctioned a number of pythia (priestesses) who were known across the world for their prophecies.

Ultimately, though, Paul identifies the source of this prophecy not as the god Apollo, but as a demon. By casting this so-called "spirit of python" out of the girl, he shows God's ultimate power over demonic foes.

Not everyone agrees about where demons originated. Some believe they are fallen angels who rebelled against the Lord with Satan. Others believe they are the cursed spirits of the Nephilim. Even so, whatever you believe about demonic origins, know this--they are destined to pass away in holy fire.

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