Can God heal pure o ocd

[SK_Brace]

Hello everyone it’s my first time posting in this forum. I have had pure o ocd since I was 13 years old. I’m now 20. I have always wondered if this is a demonic thing, I feel like as a Christian my perspective on mental illness is different. Because even though these thoughts are in my head and I feel the urges it doesn’t feel like they are truly mine. If this is a spirit can Jesus heal me from this, has anyone ever been healed from this. I just feel so evil because of this disorder. I feel like I deserve to go to hell because of my thoughts and that Jesus is disgusted by me. I know that he loves me but why isn’t he healing me. Sorry for the rant I guess I’m just a bit desperate at this point.

 

[Aussie Pete]

Hello everyone it’s my first time posting in this forum. I have had pure o ocd since I was 13 years old. I’m now 20. I have always wondered if this is a demonic thing, I feel like as a Christian my perspective on mental illness is different. Because even though these thoughts are in my head and I feel the urges it doesn’t feel like they are truly mine. If this is a spirit can Jesus heal me from this, has anyone ever been healed from this. I just feel so evil because of this disorder. I feel like I deserve to go to hell because of my thoughts and that Jesus is disgusted by me. I know that he loves me but why isn’t he healing me. Sorry for the rant I guess I’m just a bit desperate at this point.

You may well be bound by evils spirits. If you do not choose to think a thought, then it is not you. So where does it come from? God is not going to give you disgusting thoughts. I've had suicide thoughts, lust thoughts, pride thoughts, rebellion thoughts and so on. They were evil spirits. They speak as if they were you most of the time.

You need to find someone who knows their authority in Christ to deal with these things. It should be your church but it seems that most Christians have neglected this vital ministry. If you are sure of your ground, you cast them out yourself. Another helpful group is Derek Prince Ministries. Derek Prince was a real warrior in God's kingdom. They still have workers who can help you. You will need to contact them and they will make arrangements to help.

Once you are delivered, it is most important is to take back control of your thoughts. That's where the battle takes place, in the mind. Every time a thought enters your head that you did not choose to think, command it to leave in Jesus name and refuse it permission to return. Make it clear to God that it is against your will to have the thoughts. Ask Him to strengthen your will to resist. Freedom is yours, but you need to resist.

God indeed loves you. There are spiritual principles that God abides by. He waits for us to call upon Him. He's already given us the power and authority. He expects us to use it.

An example may help. I had an occult demon before I was born again. One night it was like a crushing weight on my body and I could not move. I knew nothing about my authority in Christ then, but I just said, "Jesus!". It lifted instantly. That is how weak they are as far as we are concerned. The lie they want you to believe is that they are stronger than you. OK, that's true, but they are nothing to Jesus! Use the Name and the power that He's given you.

 

[Mari17]

Hello everyone it’s my first time posting in this forum. I have had pure o ocd since I was 13 years old. I’m now 20. I have always wondered if this is a demonic thing, I feel like as a Christian my perspective on mental illness is different. Because even though these thoughts are in my head and I feel the urges it doesn’t feel like they are truly mine. If this is a spirit can Jesus heal me from this, has anyone ever been healed from this. I just feel so evil because of this disorder. I feel like I deserve to go to hell because of my thoughts and that Jesus is disgusted by me. I know that he loves me but why isn’t he healing me. Sorry for the rant I guess I’m just a bit desperate at this point.

Thank you so much for posting! OCD is definitely a mental disorder! I've had it since I was eight. The great news is that there are mental strategies we can learn to help us deal with it, to help us make the OCD weaker. I'd be glad to talk more about it if you'd like. Also please see the site Resources – OCD Aware, which has tons of links to resources about OCD. One of my personal favorites is ocdandchristianity.com. Read the blog posts!