In this returning episode of The Exorcist’s Bestiary, Jamin, Amity, and Tasha explore a question many people have asked: can demons reside in places? We discuss how to approach these unusual situations, what signs may call for further discernment, and the general steps we take when someone believes their home may be spiritually troubled.

In this episode of The Exorcist’s Bestiary, we talk about the mysterious overlap between deliverance and healing.

In the Gospels, Jesus sometimes cast out demons and physical symptoms disappeared with them. In passages like Gospel of Luke 13, a woman bent over for eighteen years is freed from a “spirit of infirmity.” In Gospel of Mark 9, a boy experiences seizures connected to a tormenting spirit.

But here’s the tension: not all sickness is caused by demons. Not all pain is spiritual warfare. And no one should feel less-than for being sick.

So how do we:

• Create space for inner healing?
• Stay open to physical healing?
• Avoid demonizing disability or chronic illness?
• Refuse both hyper-spiritualization and cold materialism?

We share stories from our own ministry experience, reflect on Scripture, and talk about the pastoral responsibility of holding hope without creating shame.

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Season 3 continues as we explore the strange, misunderstood, and often polarizing gift of tongues.

In this episode of The Exorcist’s Bestiary, we talk about:

• The different Christian views on tongues
• Why people tend to go to extremes with this gift
• How someone might begin practicing it
• The theological purpose of tongues in Scripture
• How it functions in deliverance ministry
• How we’ve personally seen it bring clarity, breakthrough, and spiritual authority

From Acts of the Apostles to 1 Corinthians, tongues has always been both mysterious and practical—deeply spiritual yet grounded in the mission of the Church.

Whether you’re skeptical, curious, cautious, or already practicing the gift, this conversation invites you into a thoughtful and grounded exploration of one of Christianity’s most debated spiritual gifts.

This one is strange. Beautiful. Sometimes confusing. Often powerful.

Join us.