A. You can expect to be treated with love and respect regardless of the problem or issue you need help with. You can expect our volunteer team to keep your information confidential. Each team will complete a ministry summary to be reviewed by the Sozo administrator or department pastor. This is done for accountability and to determine training and team development strategies. You can expect that your ministry team will make every effort to facilitate a healing encounter between you and the Holy Spirit. Our goal is to see every child of God who comes to us walk away refreshed, strengthened and rejoicing in the Lord. Each ministry appointment can be unique, depending on the issues to be dealt with. Generally speaking, the ministry team leader will ask questions of you and ask you to pray.
•  You are free to stop the session at any time.
•  You are free to decline to answer any question.
•  The ministry team leader is also free to end the session at any time.
There are several ministry approaches or sometimes called “ministry tools” the team leader may choose to pursue. “Taking thoughts captive” to present them to Jesus is an approach used frequently. This will involve your effort to focus on the thought, pattern of thoughts, frequent theme of thoughts, impressions or perceptions or feelings (emotions) that result in your need for ministry. Other “tools” are the Four Doors, Dealing with Walls, and the Father Ladder. These can be explained by your team leader.You may be asked to renounce lies you have believed, break “agreements with darkness,” or repent of something as the Holy Spirit leads. Other prayers of affirmation, declaration and establishing the authority of Christ in your life may be used. Prayers for cleansing, restoration, and deliverance are commonly used.