1. Releasing the Ministry

2. Foundational Values Sensitivity to the Holy Spirit
Healing is His work, not ours
Be continuously filled with the Holy Spirit
Pray for the gifts of the Holy Spirit
Trust the work of the Holy Spirit – but it is still a mystery at times
Bear the fruit of the Holy Spirit

3. Foundational Values The place of faith By whom is it exercised?
By the sick person
Noisy faith (Blind man Lk 18)
Silent faith (Woman Lk 8)
Reasoning faith (Centurion Lk 7)

4. Foundational Values The place of faith By the sick person’s friends
Centurion for his servant (Lk 7)
Jairus for his daughter (Lk 8)
4 friends of paralysed (Lk 5)
By the pray-er
Jesus and Lazarus (Jn 11)

5. Foundational Values Faith comes from Hearing (Rom 10.17)
Seeing (John )
Doing (Matthew )
The faith environment ( Mark 6.1-6)
Lord I believe .. Help my unbelief

6. Foundational Values Other core values The Bible as the word of God
All scripture is inspired .. So that we may be equipped (2 Tim 3.16)
Read the Scriptures with the Holy Spirit as our guide
Learn how to pray biblically – be cautious over some aspects of ‘spiritual warfare’

7. Foundational Values Jesus – centred
He is our example - ‘Anyone who has seen me has seen the Father’
The first healing in Matthew shows ‘God wants to heal’ Matt. 8
In the gospels to ‘save’ (sozo) sometimes means to heal or deliver
Jesus death on the cross is for our forgiveness and our healing (Isa 53.5)

8. Foundational Values Love for the individual
Jesus dealt with each individual in a unique way
Our healing is greater than being cured of a particular illness
We need to learn to love and pray for others as we like to be loved and prayed for
Special care of the demonised

9. Foundational Values Wholeness God is committed to making us whole,
not just healing immediate hurts
May the God of peace sanctify you
through and through (1 Thess 5.23)
Personal Holiness (Heb 12.14)
Maturity in knowing God (Eph 4.13)
Healthy loving relationships
Godly response to suffering (Heb 12.11)

10. Foundational Values The Body of Christ
The church together is the Temple of the Holy Spirit (2 Cor 6.16)
Our praise and worship often lead to a manifestation of God’s healing
We minister under authority of leadership & with clear guidelines
We should recognise the need for correction / accountability / mercy and forgiveness

11. Specific Types of Ministry

12. Ministering deliverance
The reason the Son of God appeared was to destroy the devil's work. 1 John 3.8

13. Ministering deliverance
Mark 1:23-24 Just then a man in their synagogue who was possessed by an evil spirit cried out "What do you want with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us? I know who you are--the Holy One of God!"

14. Ministering deliverance
Comments
Synagogue attendee
Demonised – a scale of influence
Symptoms
The demon manifests during worship
Blasphemy
Ministry
Silences the demon
Commands ‘come out’
Visible and audible manifestation

15. Ministering deliverance
Common Entry Points
Deliberate sin and uncontrolled emotions
"In your anger do not sin" : Do not let the sun go down while you are still angry, and do not give the devil a foothold.
(Eph 4:26-27)

16. Ministering deliverance
Common Entry Points
Sexual immorality
“Flee from sexual immorality. All other sins a man commits are outside his body, but he who sins sexually sins against his own body. Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own.” (1 Cor 6:18)

17. Ministering deliverance
Common Entry Points
False worship
“You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father's desire. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies.” (John 8:44)

18. Ministering deliverance
Common Entry Points
Inheritance
“You shall not bow down to them or worship them; for I, the LORD your God, am a jealous God, punishing the children for the sin of the fathers to the third and fourth generation of those who hate me.”
(Exo 20:5)

19. Ministering deliverance
Other symptoms
Out of control physically (Mk 9)
Self-destructive behaviour (Mk 5)
Habitual sin
In the mind
In the body
In the heart
On the tongue

20. Ministering deliverance
Other symptoms
Violent response to the name of Jesus
Pain moving about in their body
Eyes rolling back in their sockets
Speaking in a different voice
Disengagement from the ministry

21. Ministering deliverance
Guidelines for ministry
Guard the person’s dignity
Take them aside
Minister in 2/3’s
Have someone of the same sex
Distinguish the spirit & the person
Dial down powerful manifestations

22. Ministering deliverance
Guidelines for ministry
Engage the person’s will
Ministering in daylight not darkness
Receiving the victory of Jesus on the cross
Being filled with the Holy Spirit
Committing to a holy lifestyle

23. Ministering deliverance
Guidelines for ministry
Trust in God’s power
The Lord in you is greater than the enemy - (1 John 4.4)
His power is made perfect in our weakness – confess our sins
The enemy recognises the church’s authority

24. Ministering deliverance
Guidelines for ministry
Provide appropriate follow up
Touch - love
Practical help
Emotional help
Spiritual help

25. Specific Types of Ministry

26. Ministering forgiveness
Forgive us our sins, for we also forgive everyone who sins against us. And lead us not into temptation. (Luke 11:4)
If you forgive anyone his sins, they are forgiven; if you do not forgive them, they are not forgiven. (John 20:23 )

27. Ministering forgiveness
Helping someone receive forgiveness
Encourage confession .. Aloud?
Pronounce cleansing
Sign with cross
Rededicate the body (Rom 12)

28. Ministering forgiveness
Helping someone release forgiveness
Questions to ask:
God come and reveal the root of bitterness
Can you describe the trauma?
Are you willing to (learn to) forgive?
Can you now ask God to forgive the person who has wronged you?

29. Ministering forgiveness
Helping someone release forgiveness
Questions to ask:
Will you now ask God to forgive you your sin of unforgiveness?
Now can you bless the other aloud as if they were here?
Holy Spirit will you come and heal?

30. Specific Types of Ministry

31. Ministering Filling with the Holy Spirit
Acknowledge any possible barriers
Ignorance
Hostility & fear
Spiritual & moral issues

32. Ministering Filling with the Holy Spirit
Explain what you will do
Encourage confession
Pray while laying on hands
Encourage speaking in tongues
Speak prophetically over them
Pray for a sealing of the Spirit’s work

33. What next? Prayer ministry within your church
Prayer ministry outside your church
Prayer Ministry Team at the New Wine Summer Conference
Prayer Ministry Team at other New
Wine events

34. Further details on how to apply are available on the
One of the things that makes New Wine unique is the opportunity for people to receive ministry in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Having completed the Learning to Heal Training Day would you be interested in serving on the Prayer Ministry Team at the New Wine Summer Conference?
Ministry team places are not free of charge. You must ensure that you are booked in as a delegate in addition to applying to the ministry team.    
                                  
Further details on how to apply are available on the
New Wine website at