Breaking Curses, Experiencing Healing

by Tom Brown

Breaking the Enemy’s Power
Many Christians wonder why they cannot overcome sins and temptations or why they experience recurring problems in their health, finances, or relationships. Breaking Curses, Experiencing Healing exposes these life-destroying schemes from unseen but powerful spiritual enemies.
Seen by millions on ABC’s 20/20 , MSNBC, the History Channel, and the BBC, Tom Brown shows the relationship between spiritual deliverance and healing. Learn how to receive divine protection and use the spiritual weapons that are rightfully yours so you
Uncover and defeat the spiritual attacks in your lifeand  bring complete healing to yourself and others today!

288 pages, Paperback

First published December 27, 2010

About the author

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Tom Brown is best known for his deliverance ministry. Millions have seen him on ABC’s 20/20, as well as on MSNBC and the History Channel. He is a noted conference speaker, prolific author, and committed pastor. His award-winning Internet site reaches more than a million people a year. Tom is the founder and pastor of Word of Life Church in El Paso, Texas.

Reviews

[Vetia · Rating 4 out of 5]

this book is defiantly making me think/pray about somethings

[Mel · Rating 3 out of 5]

The first thing I liked about the book was in the introduction. The author encourages the reader to read the Bible along with his book, "because what is important is not my opinion but what the Bible teaches about deliverance."
This book was referred to me and that generally doesn't go over well. This book however, it was worth the time and all of the verses I looked up.
It touches on so much sin and backs them up with verses. The author did come across as having a deep desire for the salvation of all, but a specific group of people in particular seems to really tug at his heart.
There was only one thing he put that I disagree with and since it didn't have any scripture or facts to back it up I will chalk it up to an ignorant opinion. (pg. 154).
Overall the book was informative and I'd recommend it.

[Musiyalike · Rating 3 out of 5]

Enjoyed re-reading this, discovered new nuggets that are applicable now. I guess the title of the book sounds more hectic than the content is.

It breaks things up to explain what challenges are most commonly faced physically, mentally and spiritually, and gives a lot of scripture references to support the author's stance.

Particularly enjoyed the sections on dealing with offense and stress.

This book is practical and breaks certain things down in a way I haven't heard anywhere else before, and does so unapologetically. Not everything will gel with every Christian 100% based on their own theology and understanding. But it does cover a lot of fundamental concepts when it comes to deliverance.

[Karen · Rating 1 out of 5]

I could not finish this book. I usually love spiritual warfare books and this had some great help , but not enough to waste time reading. To much wrong doctrine, too much extreme Charismatic leaning that is unbalanced. I have some great Charismatic friends that are not to the extreme and I can go with them. But this guy is off. Maybe it would of got better, so I am giving it a 2, buy I have 2 many books to waste time on an annoying to the max volume.

[Amber · Rating 3 out of 5]

Some of the stuff was a little far fetched in my opinion but it is a really well meaning book. Some stories will tug at your heart and have you crying and it definitley moves your spirit.

[Blue Henderson · Rating 1 out of 5]

The author's anti-gay message destroys any other possible message he might have. He proudly talks about how he played an instrumental roll in taking away benefits for same-sex partners.