Chasing Demons

You've read the testimony. Now write yours.

In Chasing Demons: Reclaiming the Life They Stole, Dr. James Michael Williams told the truth about the 3 AM mirror, the losses of 2020, and the five demons that had been running his life: Guilt, Greed, Envy, Selfishness, and Rejection. This companion workbook is where you do the same work for yourself.

This isn't a fill-in-the-blank program, and it isn't a performance. It's witness work from the trenches: honest questions, real exercises, and room to tell the truth on the page. Fourteen guided sessions, one for every chapter of the book, take you from naming what's been chasing you to running toward what you were made for.

Inside, you'll:

- Name your demons with the Recognition Scan and a Demon Profile for each one, then catch them in the act with the Demon Field Log

- Test what's really freedom and what's captivity in disguise with the Liberty Test

- Map the chains that tie you to your past, steal your present, and weaponize your future, then pick up the bolt cutters of forgiveness

- Rewrite the stories you inherited and the lies the demons told you, using the AND that changes everything: "Yes, that happened to me, AND here's what I did with it"

- Discover your destiny markers and run real decisions through the Demons vs. Destiny Test

- Build the systems, support, and daily practice that make freedom last

Every session follows the same rhythm: a witness note from Dr. Jay, questions to sit with, a core exercise, a full journaling prompt, an anchor scripture (NIrV), a prayer, one small daily practice, and a single Testimony Line. By the last page, those lines become your own Author's Note, the testimony only you can write.

The back of the book is packed with tools you'll keep using: extra Demon Field Log pages, blank Demons vs. Destiny Tests, cut-out pocket cards, a Rep Counter, fourteen days of Daily Practice pages, and a Small Group Guide with five-week and fourteen-week tracks for churches, Bible studies, and friends walking through it together.

Use it alongside the book, after you finish it, or with a group. Go at the pace of grace, not the pace of shame. The demons have had years. You can take your time.

Come what may.