1. Examine you life for any and all open doors.
2. Repent of opening those doors (except in the case of #25, p.2), and confess as sin the opening of doors by your authority figures.
3. Take action to demonstrate repentance and to purify your life, including the following: (a.) Release resentment/grudges against God and others, and seek for- giveness of those you have offended by your resentment. (b.) Repudiate and renounce any and all occultic involvement; seek for- giveness of those you have offended by it; totally destroy all books and other objects connected with it. c.) Get back under the authority of your parents, husband, pastor, elders, boss, teachers, and/or others against whom you rebelled; again, seek forgiveness wherever necessary.
4. Ask Jesus Christ to take complete control of your life-- with His will supreme, not your own. Dedicate your heart, soul, mind, and strength to be used for His glory, for the fulfillment of His purposes.
How to be set free from possession: With an intense effort of your will, seek the help of God and of strong, mature Christians. Attempt to communicate your desire to be set free.
Casting out demons
1. Make sure the possessed person encountered truly is possessed. Seek confirmation.
2. Exercise empathic repentance first, closing any open doors to demon influence in your own life.
3. Get not only the consent of the possessed person, but also that of his/her key authority figures, to cast the demon(s) out (Luke 11:24-26).
4. Enlist the help of five or more physically and spiritually strong Christians.
5. Do NOT lay hands on the possessed person, except as necessary to prevent bodily harm.
6. Identify the demon (or each demon, in cases where there are more than one) by asking him to give his name.
7. In the name of Jesus and by the power of His shed blood, command the demon(s) to leave.
8. Watch for deception--Remember: there may be more than just one or two.
9. In cases where a demon is particularly stubborn, engage in group fasting and prayer (Mark 9:25-29).
10. Carefully and diligently lead the person through each step of closing doors to demon oppression/possession (given above). Remember that bringing the person to salvation, to the indwelling of God's Spirit, is the only prevention for further demonpossession (Mark 9:25-29).
11. Stay close to the new convert and help him get involved in a solid program of discipleship in fellowship with other believers.