How does Wayne T. Richards's method of commanding spirits to flee in Jesus' name outperform traditional deliverance techniques?

Wayne T. Richards’ approach centers on clear, uncompromising use of Jesus’ authority, rather than lengthy ritual or formula. In the sessions you see, spirits are:

• Identified by name (e.g., generational spirits, “Torment,” “Baron,” witchcraft, ancestral altars)
• Confronted directly
• Commanded to bow and leave in the name of Jesus with legal grounds broken (covenants, bloodline ties, altars)

This tends to “outperform” more traditional, passive, or purely counseling-based approaches because it:

• Treats bondages as both spiritual and legal, breaking covenants and altars, not just symptoms
• Aggressively closes doors in the bloodline (ancestral and generational curses)
• Relies on Christ’s delegated authority, not the personality of the minister or a church ritual

Have you personally experienced deliverance ministry before, or are you exploring this for the first time?