
Explore foundations of angelology, distinguishing good angels from fallen angels, and tracing their origins, activities, and the biblical perspective on divine power and guidance.
Examine why angels seldom communicate with people, note the danger of demons and the devil disguising as an angel of light, and test all claims against scripture.
Explore how angels are described as spirits without bodies, contrasted with occasional temporary bodily forms, and learn the roles of demons, cherubim, seraphim, archangels, and the divine council.
Trace the origin of angels, from Swedenborg and Mormon ideas to biblical teaching that angels are created beings predating humans; contrast with resurrected believers becoming immortal humans, not angels.
Explore the concept of guardian angels within biblical texts, examining claims of protection and the church's stance. Clarify how angels serve Christians through messages from God, prayer, and salvation narratives.
Explore biblical perspectives on angel visitations, clarifying that such appearances are rare and not something to seek, while emphasizing hospitality to strangers and a personal relationship with God.
Compare angels and humans across creation and destiny: angels are spiritual and incorporeal yet can take physical form and visit earth, while humans are on earth and can be redeemed.
Examine the difference between good angels and fallen angels, called demons. Understand Satan's role, recognize Jesus' authority over demons, and commit to submitting to God rather than fear.
Evaluate angelic claims across Islam and Mormonism against the apostles' teachings in the New Testament, and affirm that Jesus Christ is God's ultimate revelation, testing any prophet by scripture.
Distinguish authentic angelic encounters from imagination or demonic influence using scripture-based criteria. Warmth and natural, empowering messages must align with Bible teaching, not feelings or new doctrines.
This course is an introduction to the biblical doctrine of angels and their role in God’s plan of redemption. It will explore the origin, nature, classification, and ministry of angels, as well as the reality, activity, and destiny of Satan and demons. It will also examine the various views and controversies regarding angels and demons throughout contemporary culture. This is a beginners course in Exorcism: Masterclass.
Angels are spiritual beings created by God to serve Him and His purposes. They are often depicted as messengers, guardians, warriors, or worshipers of God in the Bible. Angels have different ranks and functions, such as archangels, cherubim, seraphim, and others. Angels are involved in God’s plan of redemption by announcing the birth of Christ, ministering to Him in His temptation and agony, proclaiming His resurrection, and executing His judgments.
Satan and demons are fallen angels who rebelled against God and became His enemies. They are the source of evil, temptation, deception, and oppression in the world. Satan is the leader of the demonic forces and the adversary of God and His people. Demons are his agents who seek to destroy God’s work and influence people to sin. Satan and demons have a limited power and a doomed destiny. They will be ultimately defeated by Christ and cast into the lake of fire.
Angels and demons are not only biblical realities but also cultural phenomena. They have been portrayed in various ways in literature, art, music, film, and other media. Some of these portrayals are accurate and helpful, while others are misleading and harmful. This course will help you to discern the truth from the error and to appreciate the beauty and mystery of these spiritual beings. This is a beginners course in Exorcism: Masterclass. You will learn how to recognize and resist the influence of Satan and demons, as well as how to cooperate with and benefit from the ministry of angels. You will also gain practical skills and insights for performing exorcisms in a biblical and effective way. This course will equip you to engage in spiritual warfare with confidence and authority.