Have you ever been chased by animals in your sleep? Do you regularly dream of a strange figure having sex with you? Do relationships that you begin with others suddenly end without a good reason? Are you always getting fired from jobs for which you are perfectly qualified?

An ordinary person would explain away these occurrences as happenstance; however, according to Spiritual Warfare expert K. Femi Akojenu, there is a much deeper meaning.

He believes that these events can be traced to demonic attacks brought on voluntarily by one dabbling in the occult or sometimes even involuntarily like one’s own family or geographical curses.

“Historically, certain countries have been involved with witchcraft and are even still involved, making the people who live in the area more susceptible to demonic attacks,” said Akojenu, a native of Nigeria where “juju” or traditional African religions are practiced.

While the causes of one’s problems can vary, Akojenu claims that through belief in Jesus Christ and targeted prayer, anyone can be “delivered” or set free. He has the results to prove it.

“I met with a lady that couldn’t get a job for two years. She talked to about a history of witchcraft in her family. Going to psychics, etc.  I prayed for her,” said Akojenu. “Within the month, she got a prestigious job that included paid training, travel and a salary of $60,000 a year.”

After serving in ministry for 25 years and praying for thousands of people to be set free from curses, jinxes and life blockages, he has created a self-deliverance kit for those to perform deliverance on themselves.

“I realized that some people may not feel comfortable sharing about weird things happening in their lives,” he said. “But there is no distance in prayer. Just as Peter’s cloths were used to heal and deliver people in the Bible, this kit is a point of contact for the user.”

As the pastor of The LifeZone Church in Queens, New York for nine years, his passionate, firebrand-like, no-holds-barred approach to ridding congregants of demonic possession has piqued the interest of people from around the world.

His appearance on TBN’s “Praise The Lord” in 2013 and write-ups in The New York Times and The New York Daily News in 2006, have caused hundreds to flock to his ministry website Deliverance Zone and request private appointments.

After being inundated with countless prayer requests, over a year ago he began conducting conference calls and also empowering his subscribers by email blasting them deliverance prayers for them to use privately.

Then, this month he launched the kit - DeliverMe - which includes a Biblically-based lesson on demonic possession, 8 targeted audio declarations for the user to repeat, making them renounce curses in their lives and a 30-minute deliverance prayer voiced by Akojenu.

Examples of the audio declarations include:

Confessions of Contact with the Occult
Father, I confess to You, that in the past, through ignorance, curiosity or willfulness, I have come into contact with certain occult things. I now recognize this as sin and confess it as sin and claim forgiveness in Jesus' Name.

Specifically I do confess as sin and renounce all contacts, which I have had with the following occult things: {name all that come to mind}.

I also renounce and confess as sin any false oaths, which I may have made to any false god and any idolatry in which I have been involved.

 

Closing the doors to Satan
Satan, I rebuke you in Jesus' Name and I am closing any doors, which my ancestors or I may have opened to you and your demons. I renounce Satan and all his demons; I declare them to be my enemies and I want them out of my life completely.

In the name of Jesus Christ I now claim deliverance from any and all evil spirits, which may be in me. Once and for all I close the door in my life to all occult practices and command all connected and related spirits to leave me now.

DeliverMe costs $19.99 and it comes with a bonus disc called Problem Solving Prayers Against Spiritual Attacks.

For more information on DeliverMe, visit www.delivermekit.com