Seven Possible

Roots to Sin Energy

Seven Healing Prayers.

1. Generational sins

and curses

Breaking generational sins

and curses

2. Ungodly soul ties Severing ungodly soul ties

3. Unbiblical beliefs or

expectations

Replacing unbiblical

beliefs or expectations

4. Inner Vows, making

promises to myself

Renouncing inner vows as

ME doing in my strength

7 Prayers That Heal the Heart

Inner experiences – not academic exercises

Seven Possible

Roots to Sin Energy

Seven Healing Prayers.

5. Traumatic pictures Receiving divine visions

6. Word curses Breaking word curses

7. Demonic oppression Casting out demons

7 Prayers That Heal the Heart

Inner Experiences – Not Academic Exercises

You Are Dismantling Demons’ Homes

© Mark and Patti Virkler

1 Cor. 13:13 – The

Abiding Realities

Unhealed Heart – Is Any

Opposite …

Radiating Faith Fear, doubt, unbelief

Radiating Hope Hopelessness, despair

Radiating Love Anger, hatred, murder

A Healed Heart Defined

If there is any area of your life you can look at

and not feel faith, hope and love, you have a heart

wound (family, health, finance, government, etc.)

© Mark and Patti Virkler

DEMONS’ HOMES

The Language of

the Heart Is…

Biblical Confirmation

1. Flowing Thoughts Jn. 7:38,39 “Flow”

Heb. 12:1,2 “Right focus”

2. Flowing Pictures Jn. 5:19,20 “Jesus sees”

Acts 2:17 “We see also”

Flowing Emotions

Gen. 6.6 “God’s emotions”

Gal. 5:22 “Given to us”

3. Pondering or

Meditating

Ps. 77:6 “David meditates”

Josh. 1:8 “We meditate”

Must Use the Language of the Heart

© Mark and Patti Virkler

A Heart Wound Defined

“Heart” is defined as underlying attitudes,

motivations and character traits.

So a heart wound is an attitude, motivation

or character trait that is contrary to

Scripture (faith, hope, love)

A heart wound is NOT an action, although

actions result from heart wounds.

Don’t list an action as a heart wound. © Mark and Patti Virkler

Most Common Heart Wounds

• Fear, doubt, unbelief

• Anger, hatred, rage, bitterness

• Rejection, abandonment, loneliness

• Depression, hopelessness, despair

• Grief, loss, sorrow, pain

• Shame, guilt, condemnation

• Sensuality, lust, pornography, perversion

• Financial lack, poverty, failure © Mark and Patti Virkler

Two Sources of

Spiritual Energy

Scriptural Confirmation

1. Holy Spirit energizes

us as we worship

God inhabits the praises of

His people (Ps. 22:3)

2. Demons energize us

negatively

“Energes” = active energy

(Eph. 2:2)

3. Must replace all

negative energy with

Holy Spirit energy

By casting out demons

and filling the area with the

Holy Spirit

Spiritual Energy Energizes Us

Inner experience – not academic exercises

© Mark and Patti Virkler