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• Submit to industry reviewers, including Publisher's Weekly and Library Journal 
• Use David Miller's existing YouTube channel to post teaser videos about the book, discuss its themes, and share anecdotes related to exorcism 
• Post regularly about the upcoming book on the Facebook page, engage followers with interactive content, polls, and Q&A sessions
• Use sermons and church gatherings to discuss themes from the book, share personal experiences, and encourage the congregation to checkout and share the book 
• Speak about the book's themes at conferences
• Reach out directly to organizations and ministries focused on deliverance and exorcism
• Leverage personal connections within these ministries can ensure targeted and efficient marketing 

Redacted traces the riveting journey of exorcism from the Gospels to the modern era, unveiling the lost link between revival and deliverance that the world needs today.

Redacted examines the evolution of the ministry of deliverance, tracing its roots from the Gospels to the twentieth century. 

This in-depth exploration reveals the contours of Jesus’ and the apostles’ ministry, and how their practices influenced the fervent exorcisms of the pre-Nicene Church, igniting widespread revival. From there, Redacted follows the decline of exorcism from the fourth to the eleventh centuries, where it almost entirely disappears. When it is brought back during the High Middle Ages, the practice takes on a highly ritualized form that departs from the Apostolic model. The Reformation saw exorcism’s contentious duality between charismatic and ritual forms, before they were both entirely snuffed out with Protestantism. Yet, the twentieth century witnessed its resurgence, beginning at Azusa St. and growing within the Charismatic movement. Redacted identifies the historical connection between deliverance and revival and makes the case that deliverance ministry is essential for revival today.