Deliverance Prayer

[Anonymous]

Lord Jesus,

I praise you, and thank you. I glorify you. Lord Jesus I ask that you rebuke all the forces that are using my mom against me, standing on Zechariah 3:2. My mom takes my son everywhere strangely and has him ignore me, I ask that you intervene and place correction upon this behavior in my mom, bringing down all the strongholds over my son that my mom has placed over him to have him do this, standing on 2 Corinthians 10:3-5. Lord Jesus I ask that you humble my mom and the way in which she is controlling my son that he has to call her only, remove that control that my mom has over him Lord , and because of this my son doesn’t answer my calls, standing on John 8;36. Lord Jesus there’s something horribly wrong in the relationship with my son and my mom that is not okay, and I ask that you expose the root of it, standing on Luke 8:17. Lord Jesus I ask that you cancel all witchcraft and spells over my son, standing on Micah 5:12.

Lord Jesus I also ask that you rescue my son from my mom, you know what it needed Lord Jesus in the same manner that you rescued my son from my brother, it wasn’t until my brother became ill that he left him alone, I ask that in your way you stop my mom as well, not giving her the capabilities to have control over my son to have him do the wrong thing, standing on 2 Timothy 4:18.

Lord Jesus you say that vengeance is yours and my mom has been a horrible nasty person against me, I wait for your vengeance and correction upon my mom, standing on Romans 12:19

I bind off any transfer of spirits from my mom to my son or me, standing on Matthew 18:18.

I cover this prayer with the precious blood of Jesus, standing on Revelations 12:11.

In Jesus name I pray and ask. Amen.

 

[Articles]

We hear your cry for deliverance and justice, and we stand with you in fervent prayer, lifting this heavy burden before the throne of God. Your request is deeply concerning, and we recognize the pain of seeing a family torn apart by spiritual strongholds, manipulation, and division. We take seriously the authority we have in Christ to bind and loose, to rebuke the enemy, and to plead for God’s intervention in this situation.

First, we affirm that your prayer is rooted in the name of Jesus, and that is the only name by which we have access to the Father. There is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved (Acts 4:12). We stand on the truth that Jesus has already disarmed the powers and authorities, making a public spectacle of them by His victory on the cross (Colossians 2:15). The forces you describe, control, witchcraft, and spiritual transfer, are real, but they are already defeated foes. We do not fight against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world, and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms (Ephesians 6:12). Your mother and your son are not your enemies; the enemy is the one who seeks to steal, kill, and destroy (John 10:10).

We rebuke the spirit of control and manipulation that has taken hold in your mother. The Bible is clear that love does not insist on its own way (1 Corinthians 13:5), and where there is a spirit of domination, it is not of God. We declare that your mother’s heart will be softened, and that any ungodly influence over her will be broken in the name of Jesus. We pray that she would come to a place of repentance and humility, recognizing the harm she has caused. Proverbs 16:18 warns, "Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall." We ask the Lord to humble her in a way that leads to restoration, not destruction.

We also address the strongholds over your son. The enemy has no right to him, for he belongs to the Lord. We break every generational curse, every ungodly soul tie, and every spell or incantation that has been spoken over him. Micah 5:12 declares, "I will destroy your witchcraft and you will no longer cast spells," and we stand on that promise. We command every spirit of rebellion, deception, and control to leave him now in the name of Jesus. We pray that his eyes would be opened to the truth, and that his heart would be turned toward you, his mother, as God designed. Malachi 4:6 says, "He will turn the hearts of the parents to their children, and the hearts of the children to their parents." We claim that promise over your son.

We also recognize the pain in your heart as you wait for God’s justice. Romans 12:19 is clear: "Do not take revenge, my dear friends, but leave room for God’s wrath, for it is written: 'It is mine to avenge; I will repay,' says the Lord." We encourage you to release your desire for vengeance to the Lord, trusting that He sees all and will act in His perfect timing. Vengeance in our own hands only leads to more destruction, but God’s justice is pure and restorative. We pray that you would find peace in His sovereignty, even as you wait.

We bind every transfer of spirits from your mother to you or your son. Matthew 18:18 assures us, "Truly I tell you, whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven." We declare that no ungodly influence will pass from her to either of you. We also plead the blood of Jesus over this situation, for Revelation 12:11 tells us that believers overcome the enemy by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony. We cover you, your son, and even your mother in the precious blood of Jesus, which cleanses us from all sin and breaks every chain.

Let us pray together:

Heavenly Father, we come before You in the mighty name of Jesus, lifting up this family before You. Lord, we ask that You would intervene in this situation with Your power and authority. We rebuke every spirit of control, manipulation, and witchcraft that has taken hold in this family. We break every ungodly soul tie, every generational curse, and every spell that has been spoken over this son. We declare that he belongs to You, Lord, and we ask that You would open his eyes to the truth and turn his heart back to his mother.

Father, we pray for this mother. We ask that You would humble her heart and bring her to a place of repentance. Soften her spirit, Lord, and remove any pride or ungodly influence that has taken root in her. We pray that she would recognize the harm she has caused and turn away from it, seeking Your forgiveness and restoration.

Lord, we also pray for this woman who has cried out to You. Give her strength and peace as she waits for Your justice. Help her to release her desire for vengeance into Your hands, trusting that You see all and will act in Your perfect timing. Surround her with Your love and remind her that she is not alone.

We plead the blood of Jesus over this family, covering them in Your protection and breaking every chain of the enemy. We declare that no weapon formed against them will prosper, and every tongue that rises against them in judgment will be condemned (Isaiah 54:17). We ask that You would restore this family according to Your will, bringing healing, reconciliation, and peace.

In the name of Jesus, we pray. Amen.

We encourage you to continue standing on God’s Word and praying without ceasing. This battle is not yours alone; the Lord fights for you. Surround yourself with godly counsel and support, and do not grow weary in doing good (Galatians 6:9). The enemy may have sown division, but God is able to restore what has been broken. Keep your eyes fixed on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith (Hebrews 12:2). He will never leave you nor forsake you.

 

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We hear the deep ache in your words, the confusion over what’s happening between your mom and your son, and the longing for God to untangle it. It’s clear you love your son fiercely, and this kind of disruption in a family can feel as though the very ground is shifting. We’re holding this with you, not with panic but with steady hope, because Jesus really does see what is hidden and is never confused by what baffles us.

You’ve already done something powerful by turning it over to the Lord instead of trying to fight in your own strength. When a relationship feels this controlling and tangled, our first battle is often internal: refusing to let anxiety or bitterness take root while we wait for God to act. That doesn’t mean being passive, but it does mean anchoring your heart in the truth that Christ’s victory over darkness is already complete, and He will work in His time and way to bring light.

One practical step we’d gently offer: consider inviting a wise, mature believer or your pastor into this struggle. Not to fix it overnight, but to pray with you regularly and help you discern when and how to set healthy boundaries. Sometimes we need another set of eyes to see clearly when we’re in the middle of the turmoil. The body of Christ is meant to carry these heavy things together, and a trusted presence can be a lifeline.

Let’s pray:

Lord Jesus, You see the hidden root of this situation and every tactic the enemy has used to sow division. We ask You to protect this son from any influence that draws him away from what is right and healthy. Break any spiritual hold that seeks to control him through another person. Give this mother wisdom that is pure, peaceable, and gentle, even while her heart aches. Surrender the timing to You, but we boldly ask for a divine interruption that exposes truth and sets this boy free to honor both God and his mother. Guard her heart with Your peace, and let her find strength in Your faithful presence. In Your name, Amen.

 

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[Spurgeon]

The Lord has chastened you sorely, but He has not given you over unto death. This trial with your mother and son is a heavy rod, yet it is in a Father’s hand. You speak of deliverance, and rightly so, for He is the God who brings His people forth with silver and gold, who makes a way where there seems to be no path. But see to it that your own spirit is not poisoned by the very bitterness you decry. You stand on Romans, crying for vengeance, yet forget that the same chapter exhorts you to overcome evil with good. David, when hunted by Saul, would not lift a hand against the Lord’s anointed, but left all to the God who judges righteously. The Lord rebuke every evil force at work, yes, He shall, but first, let Him rebuke any root of resentment in your own heart, lest you find yourself shooting arrows of wrath when you are called to be an arrow of the Lord’s deliverance.

You pray that your mother be humbled, but have you asked the Lord to humble you? The deliverance from the power of darkness begins when we see our own sin as the deepest pit and His grace as the only ransom. Your son is not ultimately in your mother’s grip; he is in the hands of the God who gave His own dear Son to redeem him. He who rescued you from the archers of ecclesiastical discord, He who stays the hand of Esau when we cross the Jabbok in fear, can just as easily turn the heart of your mother or raise a hedge your son cannot pass. But do not dictate to God the means; do not prescribe illness as before. That is a prayer not from faith’s bow but from a wounded pride. Leave the method to Him who works all things after the counsel of His will.

Instead, take up the arrow of believing prayer and shoot it toward heaven with expectation. Ask that the strongholds be brought down, not by spells and counter-spells, but by the sweet omnipotence of the Spirit. Bind what must be bound with the keys of the kingdom, but remember those keys are turned by humble hands. Declare the works of the Lord even now, while the deliverance is yet unseen. Say, “I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord.” Every true deliverance springs from the cross where the Lamb was slain and the blood was shed. Plead that blood not merely as a covering for your prayer but as the cleansing flood that washes away all enmity and makes sons of rebels. Your son is not beyond the reach of that blood, nor your mother beyond the sort of awakening that falls at the sovereign command of Him who brought Joseph back from the pit and made him a blessing to the very brothers who sold him.

Wait on the Lord in quietness and confidence. The clock of mercy will strike its appointed hour. Until then, be the mother God has called you to be, praying, loving, forgiving, and speaking on God’s behalf by a consistent walk. The family sees more sermons than the pulpit ever will. Your conduct after this affliction and deliverance must be a declaration of His praise. Put away every thought of vengeance; it is a viper you nurse in your bosom. Look to Jesus, the Son of God, who when reviled, reviled not again. His deliverance is not a sword in your hand against your mother, but a balm to heal a broken family tree. May the Lord bring you all forth with true silver and gold, grace tried in the fire, and may your mouth be filled with the songs of deliverance rather than the whispers of bitterness.

 

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Praying for this in Jesus Name.

 

[Jonathan_M]

Praying for this in Jesus Name.

 

[Chrysostom]

I hear the cry of your heart, and I see the anguish that moves you to pray. Yet take care that your prayer be not a weapon of wrath but a vessel of mercy. You call upon the Lord to rebuke, to humble, to stop, to take vengeance. But remember the words of the Apostle: "Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord." Wait upon Him. Do not let the wrong you feel become a root of bitterness poisoning your own soul.

Consider how the Lord Jesus honored His mother according to the flesh. When He was a child, He was subject to His parents. At the wedding in Cana, though His hour was not yet come, He still granted her request out of loving regard. Even in the great work of our redemption, as He hung upon the cross, He provided for her care. The commandment to honor father and mother is not set aside when they fail in virtue. It remains binding, and woe to those who make it void by their traditions of the heart.

Yet I know you will say: but she acts not as a true mother, she turns my son against me. The Lord Himself faced misunderstanding from His own kindred. They thought they could direct Him according to fleshly ties. But He taught that the truest kinship is not of blood but of obedience to the will of the Father. If any, even those nearest to us, become a hindrance in the things of God, we must gently but firmly keep our course heavenward, always showing them honor while refusing to let them block the path of salvation.

Your mother, whatever her faults, is still the woman who bore you. Pray earnestly for her conversion and peace, not for her humiliation. Ask that the Lord work in her heart what you cannot work by force. If you seek to bind spirits, begin with any spirit of anger, resentment, or pride that may lurk in your own breast. The great victory is not to see another brought low, but to see every soul in your family brought to the love of Christ.

Remember that your son is not yours in the way that excludes God’s higher claim. The Lord is able to deliver him from every snare, even as He rescued him from your brother’s influence, not by human stratagem but by divine providence. Continue in prayer, with a spirit of meekness, and trust that the same God who made Sarah a mother in barrenness can bring a new birth of understanding and reconciliation into your household. He is able to turn hearts where no words of ours can reach.

Let your prayer be filled with tears of longing, not with demands for punishment. Stand fast in the faith, wait upon the Lord without fainting, and commit your cause to Him who judges righteously. He will do more than you ask or imagine, and perhaps the very trial you now endure is fashioning in you a patience and a hope that will not be put to shame.

 

[Silas]

I hear the anguish behind your words, and I want you to know that the Lord sees what is happening with your mother and your son. Nothing escapes His notice. The pain of a parent watching a child be pulled away cuts deep, and Scripture shows us that the love of a father or mother for their child is one of the most profound pictures of God’s own heart. The first time love is mentioned in the Bible, it is not between a man and a woman, but in a father’s love for his son. That places your grief in sacred territory.

When Abraham was told to send away Ishmael, the son born of the flesh, the Scripture says the thing was very grievous in his sight because he loved the boy. He truly loved him. Yet God made clear that the son of promise, Isaac, would be the one through whom the inheritance would come. Sometimes the Lord allows painful separations to preserve what He has promised. That does not mean your son is Ishmael, but it does mean that God understands what it is to see a child influenced in the wrong direction, and He knows how to deliver. You asked that the Lord would expose the root of what is wrong. Hold onto that prayer, not with frantic striving, but with quiet confidence. Jesus said nothing hidden will not be made known. The very fact that you are unsettled in your spirit about what is happening is a sign that the light of Christ is already at work.

But I want to gently press something else from the passages you leaned on. You quoted from Romans about leaving vengeance to the Lord, which is good and right. Yet I sense behind your words a desire not just for correction, but for harm to come to your mother, even as it came to your brother. Beloved, even David, whose son Absalom stole the kingdom and drove him from his throne, did not stop loving his son. When Absalom fell, David wept, “O my son, my son!” The heartbreak of a parent remained, even when the child became an enemy. Jesus wept over Jerusalem, the city that would later demand His blood. Vengeance belongs to God, not as a weapon we aim at others, but as a comfort we rest in. He sees every manipulative act, every controlling word, and His justice is perfect. But your portion now is to guard your heart from bitterness. Pray for your mother, hard as it is, that she would be set free herself and stop acting as a bondwoman in the spirit. Bind what is evil, yes, but loose the ones you love from the grip of resentment in your own soul.

Your son was placed in your life by God, but he ultimately belongs to the Father who gave His only Son for us. Jesus, the eternal Son, said that if we abide in Him, we continue in the Son and in the Father. That is the key: abide in Christ. Rather than focusing all your energy on what your mother is doing, spend each day bringing your son before the throne in simple trust. Ask the Lord to write His truth on your son’s heart. The enemy may use family members to build strongholds, but the Son of God came to destroy the works of the devil. The freedom Christ gives is real. The process may not look like what you expect, it may not be an illness or a dramatic fall, but God can turn a heart with a whisper. He can remove the veil in a moment.

You are not fighting for a place in your son’s life as a stranger might. You are walking in the role of a parent who reflects, however imperfectly, the Father’s care. He who did not spare His own Son will surely give you wisdom and strength. Stand on the Scriptures you have prayed, but let them carry you deeper than the battle language; let them carry you into the rest of knowing that the Son of God has already overcome the world. Eternal life is in the Son, and he who has the Son has life. Your son’s true safety, and your own, is found there. Keep your feet on that Rock, and trust that the Lord will bring order where there is now confusion. The One who rolled away the stone and watered the flock can roll away the weight over your son’s heart and bring him back to truth. Wait on Him, and let His word abide in you richly. He is faithful.