Freedom is found in Jesus Christ.

No. Jesus can bring freedom as you walk with Him in faith, prayer, repentance, and obedience. A dedicated session is one way to seek prayer and support, not a prerequisite for Christ to work.

This ministry understands that Christians belong to Christ while still encountering spiritual warfare. Christians hold different views about how oppression operates; our emphasis is on Jesus’ authority and biblical discernment, not fear.

People seek prayer for many reasons. We encourage prayerful reflection and discernment rather than assuming that a symptom or life struggle proves demonic activity. A ministry request is not a diagnosis.

A session begins with conversation and a general prayer of repentance and renunciation. Emery then establishes clear prayer boundaries for the session, including that no spirit may harm or take control of you and that dramatic manifestations are not invited. She may ask direct questions in prayer to identify what this ministry understands as spiritual permissions or entry points and the ways oppression has affected your life. When something is identified, you may participate through forgiveness, repentance, renunciation, surrender, or rejecting a lie and agreeing with God’s truth. After permissions are addressed, oppressive spirits are commanded to leave in the name and authority of Jesus Christ. This process may repeat as different areas are addressed, followed by prayer for restoration, peace, and guidance for continuing to walk in freedom. You remain aware, involved, and free to pause or stop at any time.

This ministry uses these terms for areas believed to give oppression an opportunity to remain, such as ongoing sin, unforgiveness, agreement with lies, occult involvement, ungodly vows or dedications, and certain generational patterns. These areas are approached prayerfully and individually. A life struggle, diagnosis, trauma history, or item disclosed on a form does not by itself prove a spiritual cause.

No. The session is collaborative and voluntary. You may ask questions, decline an activity, pause, or stop. You will not be encouraged to surrender control of your speech or body, pressured to disclose graphic details, or told to discontinue medical or mental-health treatment.

Complete the AWI introductory video and all requested forms thoughtfully and honestly. Pray about your willingness to forgive, repent, renounce, surrender, and agree with God’s truth where appropriate. If a session is scheduled, plan for a private, interruption-free setting, allow sufficient time, and follow the preparation instructions you receive.

Please plan for approximately 3–4 hours so the process is not rushed, although some sessions may conclude sooner. The expected time commitment will be reviewed before an appointment is confirmed.

Sessions may be conducted remotely. The format, connection details, privacy needs, and any preparation instructions will be confirmed with you before scheduling.

No. Deliverance ministry sessions are free. If you later wish to give a love offering, it is entirely voluntary and never affects eligibility, scheduling, or ministry.

Emery continues to use AWI Freedom’s introductory video and preparation forms because they help participants understand and prepare for the deliverance process. AWI operates that portal, and its own privacy practices apply to information submitted there.

No. Your information is reviewed first. If the ministry is able to move forward, you will be contacted to discuss next steps and scheduling. Sessions are generally offered on Fridays, subject to availability.

The current request process is for adults age 18 and older who are voluntarily seeking Christian prayer and deliverance ministry for themselves.

Personal information is handled with care and discretion for ministry review, subject to applicable legal and safety obligations. The preparation portal is operated by AWI Freedom, not this website, so please review AWI’s privacy information before submitting sensitive details. Confidentiality and legal privilege cannot be guaranteed in every circumstance.

No. Set Free Through Christ is a Christian prayer ministry separate from Set Free Behavioral Health. It does not provide diagnosis, psychotherapy, psychiatric treatment, medication advice, or emergency services.

Continue in prayer, Scripture, fellowship, discipleship, and a healthy Christian community. You may also receive individualized guidance for rejecting old lies, renewing your mind with truth, closing former entry points, and maintaining healthy spiritual boundaries. Spiritual ministry and appropriate medical or mental-health care can coexist.