Silvanus Oluoch

Set Free from Haunting Demons Silvanus Oluoch

Set Free from Haunting Demons is a candid story that speaks about everyday life situations. A free-spirited person exploiting her life ends up with unforeseen problems that almost crippled her forever, but she eventually receives God's grace and mercy. Her story is well told, and it speaks for itself. It reveals that most of the life altering situations just come upon us uninvited; nobody knowingly invites troubles. They just spring up on us from our normal life situations. The book reveals how sometimes people abandon or disregard what is important for them, to pursue what they imagine is best; only to be disappointed. For example, Margaret's parents having been informed by reliable medical doctors that their daughter was suffering from neuropsychological disorders, involving high anxiety, which the doctors suspected to have been severe separation anxiety disorder; left and went to seek help from the hands of witchdoctors who know nothing about diagnosing such cases. It shows how desperation clouds people's minds leading them to poor judgments and sometimes detrimental decisions. The book then exposes the quagmire and pretense that the witchcraft industry is. The witchdoctors themselves have got no solutions to their own various problems, but masquerade as the people's saviors to hoodwink the gullible. Their craft is a hogwash that is just a bunch of same rituals performed over and over on different people at different times, but with no real or concrete results; just psychological gimmicks. Yet that is not all; witchdoctors are manipulators, idolatrous and profanely superstitious. Simply put, they are wicked. Indeed, the book goes into great details through the avenue of Margaret's life experiences at the hands of witchdoctor(s), to expose the futility of witchcraft as mere guesswork! It is unfortunate the things she underwent trying to secure her life. However, the book did not end with the dark side of life. Finally, it transitioned and brought us to the bright side; introducing us to the God of grace and mercy. The book's gospel is well within the confines of the charismevengelical perspectives with clear and specific message: God has not changed. He still saves to the very utmost, and there is nothing impossible with Him. I trust every reader will find something to take home from perusing the pages of Set Free from Haunting Demons.