SOZO Ministry
What does SOZO mean?
Sozo is the Greek word translated “saved, healed, and delivered”.
SALVATION
“If you confess with your mouth ‘Jesus is Lord’ and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you shall be saved (SOZO).”
Romans 10:9
HEALING
“But Jesus, turning and seeing her, said, ‘Daughter, take courage. Your faith has made you well (SOZO)’, and at once the woman was made well (SOZO).” Matthew 9:22
DELIVERANCE
“And those who had seen it reported to them how the man who was demon possessed had been made well (SOZO). Luke 8:36
What to expect
During your SOZO session, we promise to provide:
· Complete confidentiality
· A safe, peaceful environment
· Trained SOZO team members
Each SOZO session may last up to two hours and is conducted by 2-3 team members.
Anticipate a life change as Father God, Jesus, and Holy Spirit lovingly bring healing, freedom, and wholeness to you!
SOZO in a Nutshell
SOZO is a unique inner healing and deliverance ministry in which the main aim is to get to the root of those things hindering your personal connection with God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit. There are four basic tools that the SOZO team uses:
*Father Ladder
*Four Doors
*The Wall
*Presenting Jesus
By using these tools and following Holy Spirit, wounds are healed, strongholds are broken, truth is revealed, and “doors” are closed.
Testimonials
“Amazing, so freeing! I feel I’ve been set free from fears that have haunted me for years. I felt God more than I have in years. I could feel Him right there with me. I’m looking forward to coming back for more SOZO.”
“This was my first SOZO experience. It took place one week before I had to fly on a business trip. During the trip, I realized my fear of flying and anxiety of traveling were completely gone! I felt at peace, and truly felt the calmness of knowing Father God takes care of me and has my back.”
“I was surprised by how clearly and immediately God gave me concrete pictures applying to my situation and how clarity came out of areas of perplexity and confusion.”
“In the midst of being released into increased freedom, the Lord encouraged me even more. He gave me laughter in the midst of what I would call ‘serious business’.”