1005: He Burned the Cursed Antique—But the Demonic Oppression Didn't Stop | Eric Davis

A stranger chased Eric Davis to his car and insisted that he accept a free antique wooden statue. Soon afterward, disturbing spiritual activity began affecting Eric's family.

His three-year-old daughter repeatedly reported seeing three little men standing in her bedroom. Unexplained odors and strange lights appeared inside the home. Convinced that the antique was connected to the activity, Eric burned it—but the spiritual oppression did not completely end.

Years later, Eric and his wife purchased their dream home: an 1837 plantation with a Civil War-era hospital and a long history of reported paranormal activity. There, the manifestations escalated into an intense spiritual battle that placed extraordinary pressure on their home, marriage, and faith.

In this gripping conversation, Eric shares:

• Why the antique dealer was determined to give him the statue
• What his young daughter repeatedly saw in her bedroom
• Why destroying the cursed object did not end the oppression
• The disturbing history of the plantation property
• The terrifying manifestations his family experienced there
• The moment Eric found himself unable to say the name of Jesus
• Why prayer and anointing the property brought only temporary relief
• How unforgiveness became a critical part of the spiritual battle
• What finally brought freedom to Eric's family and home
• How the experience transformed Eric's faith and led him into deliverance ministry

Eric recounts the complete story in his book, Deliverance at Springhill Plantation.

Connect with Eric Davis:

• SpringhillBook.com

Purchase Deliverance at Springhill Plantation:

• Amazon

Learn more about Orbis Ministries:

• OrbisMinistries.org

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This episode presents Eric Davis's personal testimony and religious interpretation of his experiences. It is not medical or mental-health advice.