Who Touched Me? Guarding Your Oil From Draining Spirits

In a crowded marketplace of ministry demands, one question echoes through the ages: "Who touched me?" When Jesus felt virtue leave His body, it wasn't theft-it was intentional release under divine authority. But what happens when leaders today can't tell the difference between faith-filled touches and manipulative ones?Dr. Delisa Rodgers delivers a prophetic wake-up call to ministry leaders who are being drained dry by people who touch them not to receive from God, but to use them for personal gain.
Drawing from powerful biblical examples-from Delilah's manipulation of Samson to Judas's betraying kiss-this book exposes the subtle but devastating ways that anointed leaders can be spiritually depleted through toxic relationships and manipulative demands. You'll discover how to: Recognize the difference between genuine spiritual hunger and manipulative spiritual demand Set biblical boundaries that protect your anointing without compromising your calling Identify the warning signs of people who drain virtue versus those who receive it in faith Develop supernatural discernment to perceive spiritual realities behind surface requests Create sustainable ministry patterns that allow you to pour out powerfully for decades Protect your family and personal life from ministry vampires and chronic crisis creators Walk in the same divine authority that allowed Jesus to withdraw when necessary "Who Touched Me?" is not about becoming unreachable-it's about becoming reachable by the right people, at the right times, for the right reasons.
Learn to steward your precious anointing with the intentionality of the woman who broke her alabaster box, pouring out her treasure by choice, not by manipulation. If you've ever felt spiritually drained, emotionally exhausted, or taken advantage of in ministry, this book will revolutionize how you approach relationships and restore the joy of flowing in your divine calling. Your anointing is too precious to be drained carelessly.
It's time to guard your virtue and protect the oil on your life.