"Deliver Us From Evil: Witchdemonology, Christology and Pentecostal Identity in African Context" explores how African Pentecostalism, particularly in Ghana, addresses the concept of evil and suffering through the lens of both African traditional beliefs and Christian theology. The paper highlights the concept of "witchdemonology," a term used to describe the common believers' focus on witchcraft and demonic activity as the source of evil. This contrasts with Pentecostal leadership's view that often seeks a deeper understanding of suffering and emphasizes Christological victory, leading to tensions and debates within the churches.