Back To Truth Bible Study Index

The person of Christ — fully God, fully man, and the only name by which we must be saved.

The good news of Jesus Christ — what it is, what it costs, and what it promises.

What the Bible actually says about being saved — not what religion says, but what God's Word says.

Who the Holy Spirit is, what He does, and why every believer needs to know Him.

Who you are now that you belong to Jesus — and why your enemy does not want you to know it.

How to pray, what prayer actually accomplishes, and why your prayers matter more than you might think.

What genuine repentance looks like, why it matters, and how it differs from mere regret.

How to forgive others as Christ forgave you, and why unforgiveness is a chain that binds you, not them.

What biblical deliverance is, how Jesus confronted unclean spirits, and how believers should respond with truth, prayer, discernment, and humility.

Jesus Christ is God, fully God and fully man, the eternal Word who became flesh. He is Savior, Lord, and risen King.

The Gospel is the good news that Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried, rose again on the third day, and offers forgiveness and eternal life through faith and repentance.

Salvation is God's grace through faith in Jesus Christ. We are saved by grace, not by works, when we repent and believe in Jesus who died and rose again.

The Holy Spirit is God. He convicts of sin, regenerates, indwells believers, sanctifies, empowers for service, and produces spiritual fruit in our lives.

Your identity in Christ: you are a new creation, adopted into God's family, forgiven, justified, and called to live in holiness with the authority of Christ.

Prayer is communication with God the Father through Jesus Christ. We pray to bring our requests to God, to worship Him, to seek His will, and to maintain our relationship with Him.

Repentance is a change of heart and mind that results in turning away from sin and turning toward God through Jesus Christ. It is necessary for salvation and leads to freedom and forgiveness.

God forgives those who come to Him through Jesus Christ. Believers are called to forgive others as they have been forgiven. Forgiveness brings healing, freedom, and restoration.

A Scripture-first study of Jesus' authority over unclean spirits and the New Testament call to resist the devil, pray, walk by the Spirit, and exercise discernment without making deliverance the center of the gospel or every personal struggle.

Believers face spiritual opposition and are called to stand firm in Christ through truth, prayer, the armor of God, obedience, and dependence on the Holy Spirit.

All authority belongs to Jesus Christ. Believers live and serve under His authority with humility, dependence on God, obedience, prayer, and faith.

A Scripture-first study of 2 Corinthians 10:3-5 and Romans 12:2. Examines Paul's stronghold language in context, the renewal of the mind, and how to confront false beliefs without labeling every recurring thought, trauma response, or mental-health struggle as demonic.

A Scripture-first study on 1 John 4:1-3, Acts 17:11, Hebrews 5:14, and 1 Thessalonians 5:21. Teaching believers to test every teaching against God's Word, recognize false prophets, and grow in biblical discernment through the Holy Spirit and the Word of God.

Living in the freedom Christ provides through His death and resurrection. Abiding in Christ, walking by the Spirit, resisting temptation, and daily dependence on God.

How to recognize genuine spiritual opposition without fear or paranoia. Testing by Scripture, prayer, wisdom, and the fruit of the Spirit.

Christ has conquered sin, death, and darkness through His death and resurrection. Living with confidence in His victory, perseverance, hope, and worship.

The fear of the Lord is reverent awe, worship, obedience, and love rather than terror. How it produces wisdom, holiness, humility, and discernment.

A Scripture-first examination of the heart that leads to honest confession, repentance, and renewed obedience to God.

True repentance is more than remorse. It is turning away from sin and toward God, resulting in a changed life and lasting freedom.

Believers are forgiven through Jesus Christ and are called to forgive others. Forgiveness does not excuse sin; it releases judgment to God and supports healing and freedom.

The Gospels record Jesus casting out unclean spirits as part of His ministry, revealing His compassion and authority and announcing the Kingdom of God.

Studying how the apostles ministered in Christ's name through Acts and the New Testament letters. Dependence on Christ, prayer, holiness, compassion, and authority.

A Scripture-first examination of self-examination, repentance, resisting the devil, casting out demons, and abiding in Christ. Jesus Christ is the Deliverer.

Scripture calls believers to faith, repentance, confession of sin, forgiveness of others, prayer, humility, and obedience before seeking freedom. Jesus Christ is the Deliverer.

A Scripture-first call to every believer to be watchful, stand firm in the Lord, resist the devil, walk by the Spirit, and discern truth from error — without spiritual pride. From 1 Peter 5:8-9, Ephesians 6:10-11, James 4:7, Galatians 5:16, and 1 John 4:1.

Scripture calls believers to submit to God, remain alert, stand firm in faith, and resist the enemy with confidence in Christ. A study from James 4:7, 1 Peter 5:8-9, and Ephesians 6.

Prayer is not a formula but communion with the Father. A Scripture-first study on Ephesians 6:18, Luke 11, Matthew 6, and Colossians 4:2 on dependence, persistence, and praying according to God's will.

Who the Holy Spirit is and His essential role in regeneration, sanctification, conviction, guidance, comfort, fruit, and empowering believers for faithful living. From John 14-16, Romans 8, Galatians 5, and Acts 1.

Centered on Luke 4:18-21, Mark 1:14-15, Colossians 1:13-14, and John 18:36. Teaches how the Kingdom of God is revealed through Jesus Christ, His victory over sin and evil, and the invitation to repentance, faith, and discipleship.

Centered on Acts 20:27, Luke 24:27, 2 Timothy 3:16-17, and Psalm 119. Teaches the importance of understanding Scripture as one unified revelation centered on Jesus Christ, avoiding isolated proof texts, and reading passages in their context.

Centered on Proverbs 2, James 1:5, Hebrews 5:14, and Philippians 1:9-11. Teaches that biblical wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord, grows through Scripture, prayer, and obedience, and equips believers to distinguish truth from error.

Understanding deliverance through the parable of the sower.

Short Scripture-first lessons on deliverance, discernment, prayer, spiritual maturity, and keeping Jesus Christ—not formulas or hidden techniques—at the center.

Maintaining spiritual balance in your walk.

A sample prayer to pray before beginning deliverance.

The power of prayer and fasting in spiritual warfare.

The essential role of repentance in deliverance — distinguishing godly sorrow from condemnation, confession from technique, and turning from sin from attempting to earn freedom.

A Scripture-first study on prayer, perseverance, suffering, healing, and appropriate care without treating every illness as demonic or promising a guaranteed outcome.

A critical corrective study on Matthew 4:23-24, Mark 1:29-34, Luke 13:10-17, James 5:13-16, 1 Timothy 5:23, and 2 Timothy 4:20. Scripture distinguishes between sickness, healing, demonic affliction, and deliverance. Do not diagnose diseases as demons. Pray, discern, seek God, and use appropriate medical and mental-health care. Never discontinue medication or professional treatment.

The role of medicine alongside spiritual healing.

Gaining victory over addictions through deliverance.

A Scripture-first pastoral study on marriage, conflict, responsibility, consent, boundaries, safety, and wise support without assuming a demonic cause.

Smoking from a spiritual warfare perspective.

Biblical discernment, agency, and safe support when facing intrusive thoughts, manipulation, or fear. These experiences do not prove demonic control.

A careful whole-Bible study on Exodus 20:4-6, Deuteronomy 24:16, Ezekiel 18, Jeremiah 31:29-34, John 9:1-3, Galatians 3:10-14, and 2 Corinthians 5:17. Distinguishing intergenerational consequences, learned family patterns, personal sin, Old Covenant judgment, personal responsibility, Christ's redemption, and New Covenant reality. No curse-breaking formulas. No return-to-sender. Christ has redeemed us from the curse.

A Scripture-first study on harmful speech, coercion, dignity, safety, and freedom in Christ without treating another person's words as an automatic supernatural curse.

A careful study of racial oppression, inherited pain, historical claims, personal responsibility, and freedom in Christ without replacing history with a curse-breaking formula.

Recognizing divination in modern ministry.

Understanding root working as witchcraft.

Identifying cults and mind control tactics.

A Scripture-first study on Acts 19:18-20, Deuteronomy 18:9-14, Leviticus 19:31, 1 Samuel 28, Acts 8:9-24, Acts 16:16-18, and 1 Corinthians 10:14-22. Teaching decisive turning away from divination, sorcery, mediums, spiritism, magic practices, and idolatry toward Jesus Christ. Confession, renunciation, and destruction of occult objects. No sensationalism. No occult techniques taught.

The occult connection of birth stones.

The Star of David from a spiritual perspective.

Understanding the curse of Anathema.

Identifying occult symbols in jewelry.

The spiritual truth about Halloween.

Examining Christmas from a biblical perspective.

The pagan origins of Easter.

Understanding holidays from a spiritual perspective.

How to evaluate a church by Scripture — looking for faithfulness to Christ, the gospel, sound doctrine, prayer, discipleship, love, accountability, and biblical spiritual warfare.

The history of deliverance in the church.

Understanding spiritual covering and authority.

What the Bible says about titles.

The true meaning of 'Touch not mine anointed.'

Why ministry teachings should be freely given.

Biblical truth about tithing.

A careful study of Ezekiel 3:16-21 and 33:1-9 — what the watchman blood-accountability meant for Ezekiel as a prophet, what was specific to him, and the biblical vigilance that remains for every believer. It does not impose Ezekiel's mandate on modern readers.

Warning about false revival movements.

Examining rapture theology.

Understanding the Sabbath in Christ.

The true meaning of communion.

Warning against mocking God's servants.

The biblical distinction between fallen angels and demons.

Understanding ghosts as demonic impersonation.

Experiencing the glory of God.

What Scripture teaches about the gift of tongues, the baptism in the Holy Spirit, and why tongues are not the evidence of salvation.

Understanding spiritual gifts and church offices.

Becoming partakers of God's divine nature.

The blessing of a pure heart.

Understanding God's miracles today.

A Scripture-first study on Galatians 5:22-25. The fruit of the Spirit is the true evidence of a life that walks by the Holy Spirit. Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control are the marks of spiritual maturity, not dramatic experiences or spiritual gifts alone.

A Scripture-first study on Galatians 5:16-25 and Romans 8:1-14. The positive calling of the believer to walk by the Holy Spirit, the conflict between flesh and Spirit, and the freedom that comes from living in step with the Spirit.

Approaching prayer and spiritual warfare with humility, maturity, and dependence on Christ.

The character Christ shapes in those who help others — not a formal office, but a life.

Ezekiel's call, what was specific to him, and the vigilance that continues for every believer.

Standing in Christ's victory: the armor of God, prayer, and resisting the devil.

A Scripture-first encouragement that God strengthens His people with courage, love, and a sound mind. From 2 Timothy 1:7, Joshua 1:9, Acts 4:29-31, and Ephesians 6:19-20 — courage flows from Christ's finished work and the indwelling Holy Spirit, restoring the weary and equipping every believer to stand and witness with confident trust in God.

Understanding servanthood in Christ.

Jesus' call to daily discipleship, the unique saving work of His cross, perseverance, resurrection hope, and the distinction between faithful sacrifice and accepting abuse.

A Scripture-first study distinguishing trials from temptation, rejecting automatic blame for suffering, and encouraging prayer, wisdom, practical care, and hope in Christ.

Jesus' compassion for children, biblical prayer, safeguarding, and the limits of deliverance claims. Never diagnose children as demonized from symptoms, coerce spiritual rituals, or replace medical and mental-health care.

A biblical guide to receiving, evaluating, and sharing testimonies with consent and privacy protections. No actual testimonies or correspondence have been supplied for publication.

A Scripture-first guide to evaluating and responsibly publishing accounts from other ministries; no external testimonies have been supplied or verified.

Guía en español centrada en Jesucristo, la oración voluntaria, el discernimiento bíblico, la protección de menores y la atención profesional cuando sea necesaria; no es un protocolo de exorcismo.

A Scripture-first study on John 4:19-26. Jesus said the Father seeks worshipers who worship Him in spirit and in truth. The foundational principle for Back To Truth: holding together the work of the Holy Spirit and the truth of Scripture, without creating a false choice between them.

A Scripture-first study on Galatians 5:16-24, James 1:13-15, Romans 7, and Romans 8. Teaching believers to distinguish between the flesh, sin, temptation, deception, spiritual warfare, and genuine demonic activity. Not every sinful desire comes from a demon.

A sober biblical overview of what Scripture actually teaches about Satan, demons, and unclean spirits. Christ is supreme over all spiritual powers. No invented hierarchies, no invented demon names, no fascination with the demonic. Keep Christ central.

A Scripture-first study on Ephesians 4:17-32 and Colossians 3:1-17. The biblical pattern of transformation: put off the old self, be renewed in the spirit of the mind, put on the new self. Freedom is not merely stopping something but replacing the old with the new. Essential for Path to Freedom.

A Scripture-first study on James 1:13-15, Matthew 4:1-11, 1 Corinthians 10:13, 1 Peter 5:8-9, and Ephesians 6:10-18. Scripture recognizes both internal sinful desire and an external spiritual adversary. Personal responsibility and spiritual vigilance together. Do not blame Satan for everything. Do not deny Satan's activity.

A careful theological study distinguishing explicit Scripture from inference. Examines Romans 8:9, 1 Corinthians 6:19, 1 John 4:4, Ephesians 4:27, 2 Corinthians 11:3, and Gospel deliverance accounts. The A/B/C/D framework. Not a test of salvation. Believers who love Christ and respect Scripture reach different conclusions.

A Scripture-first study on John 8:31-36, John 15:1-11, Romans 12:1-2, Galatians 5:16-25, Ephesians 4:17-32, and Colossians 3:1-17. Deliverance is not the destination but the beginning of discipleship. Abide in Christ, continue in His Word, renew the mind, put off the old, put on the new, walk by the Spirit, bear fruit.

An examination of the popular deliverance phrase against Scripture. Ephesians 4:27 gives place to the devil is the closest biblical concept. The phrase is reasonable shorthand but not a formal biblical doctrine. Distinguish biblical concept from modern label. Do not make it formulaic.

An examination of the popular deliverance phrase against Scripture. Colossians 2:13-15, Revelation 12:10-11, John 8:34-36, Romans 6, Ephesians 4:27. Scripture does not describe demons as holding formal legal rights over Christians. Christ has disarmed the powers. Rest in His victory, not in revocation formulas.

A Scripture-first study on Matthew 12:43-45 and Luke 11:24-26. Read Jesus' warning in its literary context before applying it today. The passage should not become a fear-based post-deliverance formula; the emphasis is genuine repentance and ordinary Christian discipleship.