In Part 2 of this powerful two-part conversation, Coach Bryan Thomas continues his sit-down with the remarkable Evangelist Tamara Mitchell — a woman whose journey of faith, healing, and purpose brings clarity to one of the most misunderstood topics in the modern church: deliverance.

If Part 1 introduced us to the what and why of deliverance, Part 2 takes us deeper into the how and the after. What happens once you’ve experienced breakthrough? What comes after the tears, the altar, and the emotional release? Evangelist Mitchell takes us beyond the moment of encounter and into the process of maintaining spiritual freedom — day by day, choice by choice.

She begins by confronting one of the greatest misconceptions in the faith community: the belief that deliverance is a single, dramatic event rather than an ongoing partnership with God. With warmth, wisdom, and truth, she explains how real deliverance begins with awareness — the awareness of cycles, patterns, and open doors that often go unnoticed until the Holy Spirit begins to expose them.

Throughout this episode, Evangelist Mitchell and Coach Bryan discuss:

• How to recognize when you are living in bondage that has been normalized by culture or family patterns.

• The difference between emotional relief and genuine transformation.

• Why accountability, prayer, and community are essential for sustaining freedom.

• How spiritual maturity changes the way we see warfare and discern attacks.

• The subtle ways the enemy reintroduces old habits, and how to guard against spiritual relapse.

As the conversation unfolds, listeners will hear Tamara’s vulnerability as she shares stories from her own life — seasons of struggle that became testimonies of victory. She describes the loneliness of walking through a private deliverance while still ministering publicly, the tension between her calling and her humanity, and the healing that came when she finally allowed God to deal with the root, not just the fruit.

Coach Bryan adds his signature perspective, bridging faith and emotional intelligence. He draws out moments of truth that apply to every listener — whether you’re new to your faith, have walked with God for years, or are simply trying to understand why certain areas of your life seem to repeat themselves. He reminds us that deliverance doesn’t begin at the altar; it begins in honesty — the moment you admit that something in your life needs to change, and you’re finally ready to let God change it.

Together, they explore the practical side of spiritual growth: how to rebuild after freedom, how to replace negative habits with spiritual disciplines, and how to allow your mind to catch up to what your spirit has already been released from. They challenge listeners to move past performance Christianity — to stop chasing emotional highs and start cultivating a relationship with God that brings real fruit, lasting joy, and inner peace.

This episode is not about hype; it’s about healing. It’s not about religious ritual; it’s about relationship. It’s a transparent, heart-to-heart dialogue that invites every listener to examine their own story through the lens of grace and truth. Evangelist Mitchell’s voice carries both the weight of experience and the compassion of someone who knows what it means to be redeemed, while Coach Bryan’s reflections help ground the conversation in practical application — making complex spiritual truths accessible for everyday life.

By the end of this episode, you’ll have a clearer understanding of what deliverance really is — and what it is not. You’ll see that it’s not about perfection, but progression. It’s not about condemnation, but conviction that leads to freedom. It’s not about escaping your past, but learning how to see it through the eyes of purpose.