In the world of deliverance ministry, we can often assume the things that we see are always demons. However, there are other types of spiritual forces at work as well.
In an interview with Taylor Welch on The Deep End, Dan Duval explained how we can sometimes experience pain and issues from other spiritual elements beyond the basics of demonic oppression, including that of the Nephilim agenda.
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/**/“The reality is that there’s a lot of things that go on in the spirit world,” Duval says. “We can even connect some of this to like the Nephilim agenda and pre-adamic conversations…but there are composites.”
One example Duval gives is that soul fragmentation is a real issue where someone may be delivered from a demon, but part of their soul may be wrapped and stolen by the enemy due to trauma.
According to Duval, some of these fragments are taken through spiritual trafficking—when demonic entities or even secret societies use a person’s soul fragments to exert control, siphon energy or hold them in bondage.
“There is absolutely an ability for the soul to be torn and the way the soul tears is through trauma and it’s related heavily to dissociation,” Duval says.
Author Katie Souza has also previously described how we tend to miss when the enemy tries to come in and camouflage himself, ready to strike at any moment.
“[The demonic] hide themselves on people’s bodies in their lives without us being able to see them,” she says. “That’s why we have to stay in the fiery presence of God.”
So, how does one break out of the bondage of having their soul attacked by the enemy?
Through targeted prayer, allowing God to heal up the broken parts of your soul and Holy Spirit-led deliverance, it is possible to have these fragmented pieces restored, leading to true freedom.
By embracing the full authority of Christ and engaging in intentional spiritual warfare, believers can reclaim their God-given wholeness and walk in lasting victory.
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Abby Trivett is content development editor for Charisma Media.
