Life After Deliverance
Based on Matthew 12:43, under the theme: Life After Deliverance
> “When an unclean spirit goes out of a man, it goes through dry places, seeking rest, and finds none…”
Key Takeaways:
1. Deliverance Is Not the End — It’s the Beginning
Deliverance requires vigilance.
The kingdom of darkness still fights for your soul.
The Kingdom of God also desires your soul—you’re in the middle of a war.
You must live diligently after deliverance.
Deliverance = war — there is no room for spiritual laziness.
You cannot afford to go back and relax after freedom has come.
2. Spiritual Housekeeping
The space that has been cleansed must now be occupied with God’s presence.
Demons study us carefully before attempting to re-enter.
If your “house” (life) is empty, they return stronger.
Self-analysis is essential — know yourself better than the enemy does.
3. Personal Accountability
We want the Word of God to manifest in our lives without glitches — this takes effort.
Don’t let the devil know you better than you know yourself.
Many fail because they’re too lazy to study themselves.
Ask yourself:
What am I saying about myself?
Is there improvement?
Am I growing?
Who am I really?
4. Growth & Maturity
The devil doesn’t use new tricks—he uses what worked before.
Demons know what you allow and what you reject.
You must grow, even in the way you talk.
Can others rely on you?
Do you keep your promises?
5. Prayer & Relationship With God
Christianity is not just spoken—it’s lived.
Do I pray all the time, or only when I need something?
Pray without ceasing.
Can Jesus depend on me even when everything is going well?
6. Gratitude & Relationships
How do I treat those who care for me?
Am I thankful for those God has placed in my life?
Final Reflections:
Deliverance gives you a clean slate—but it’s your job to guard it, fill it, and grow in it.
Take self-analysis seriously. Grow in faith. Live a lifestyle that keeps the enemy out and Christ in.
Caption
STAY PLANTED. STAY FRUITFUL.
God doesn’t just want you to attend church—He wants you rooted.
Where God plants you, He intends to grow you, use you, and bless you.
At KLCC, you’re not just a visitor—you’re family.
Don’t uproot what God is establishing.
Let your roots go deep, and your fruit go upward.
“Those who are planted in the house of the Lord shall flourish in the courts of our God.” – Psalm 92:13
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