A Personal Message from
Beatty Carmichael
Beatty’s Doctrinal Belief
I believe the Bible is the inspired, infallible word of God and without error in the original manuscripts. I believe there is one God who exists in three persons of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. I believe Man is born with the nature of sin and through repentance and belief in Jesus Christ as Savior can be born again, made righteous before God, receive eternal life and be reconciled to God for eternity. I believe that as one repents and is born again, the Holy Spirit indwells in him/her and strengthens that person to have greater trust and faith in Christ and to follow Him.
What The Prayer of Freedom Is About
The heart behind The Prayer of Freedom is simple: we want to help people take honest steps toward God so they can experience greater freedom, peace, and healing in their lives.
The Prayer of Freedom is a guided prayer process centered on repentance, forgiveness, and asking God to remove the things that keep people bound. It is written in a way that everyday people can understand, including those who may not yet be familiar with church language or traditional ministry settings.
The hope is that as people work through the process, they begin to recognize areas where sin, unforgiveness, fear, pain, or other heart issues may have created spiritual, emotional, or even physical barriers to freedom and healing. As they bring these things to God, we trust Him to meet them with mercy, truth, and freedom.
The Prayer of Freedom is not intended to replace the local church, pastoral care, counselling, inner healing, or deliverance ministries. Nor do we claim that it is the full answer for every person or every situation. Some people will have deeper wounds, trauma, spiritual bondage, or life issues that require the care and wisdom of experienced ministries, pastors, counsellors, or prayer ministers.
Our desire is that The Prayer of Freedom serve as a simple and accessible starting point—helping people take responsibility before God, repent where needed, forgive where needed, and begin moving toward freedom. For some, this process may lead to significant breakthrough. For others, it may reveal areas where further prayer ministry, discipleship, counselling, or pastoral support would be beneficial.
Over time, The Prayer of Freedom has produced a growing number of testimonies from people who report experiencing significant freedom, healing, peace, and breakthrough after working through the process. While not every person experiences the same outcome, the consistency of these testimonies is one of the reasons we believe the model deserves thoughtful consideration, prayerful evaluation, and testing within the wider body of Christ.
For others, it may reveal that they need further prayer ministry, discipleship, counselling, or pastoral support.
Why Partnership Matters
One of our core values is partnering with other ministries. We recognize that many ministries carry wisdom, experience, and anointing in areas that The Prayer of Freedom is not designed to fully address. Our hope is not to compete with those ministries, but to complement them—helping people begin the journey of repentance and freedom on the road of discipleship, while acknowledging that some will need deeper, ongoing support from those better equipped to walk with them through more complex needs.
We also recognize that churches and ministries may wish to integrate The Prayer of Freedom within their existing discipleship, prayer, counselling, and pastoral care structures so people remain connected within their own ministry communities. To support this vision, we offer fully customized Church Partnership Editions designed to make The Prayer of Freedom an extension of your existing ministry rather than a separate program.
In short, The Prayer of Freedom is a simple prayer pathway that helps people turn their hearts toward God, remove barriers to freedom, and experience the healing work He desires to bring into their lives—while honoring the important role of the wider body of Christ in walking alongside those who need continued discipleship, care, and support.