I hear the cry for deliverance in your prayer, but I must point you more fully to the deliverance already accomplished. The blood of Jesus speaks better things than the blood of Abel. Abel's blood cried out for vengeance from the ground, but the blood of Jesus cries out for mercy, for pardon, for reconciliation. When you plead the blood, you are not wielding a weapon to hurl against flesh and blood, but you are hiding yourself in the cleft of the rock, covered by the one sacrifice that satisfies divine justice forever.
You ask the Lord to rebuke and bind others, yet remember that our battle is not against men or women, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world. The evil one is the true enemy. It is he who must be resisted, and he flees when we submit ourselves to God. When you call upon Jesus to rebuke Satan, stand on surer ground, for Christ has already conquered him. On the cross, He made a show of principalities openly, triumphing over them. The serpent’s head is bruised. The strong man is bound by the stronger One who has entered his house and plundered his goods. Pray rather, "Lord Jesus, deliver me and all whom I love from the evil one, for Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory." The Lord rebuke Satan on your behalf, but beware of setting yourself up as a discerner of spirits in a way that marks out specific souls as counterfeit. True faith may make blunders, yet the root of the matter is to leave all judgment in the hands of Him who searches hearts.
You speak of rooting out and restoring damage. Our Lord Jesus is indeed "a root out of a dry ground." Where there is barrenness, where there is hindrance, where there is the dry, parched soil of hopelessness, Christ flourishes. The power is not in the soil but in the root. If you feel hemmed in by trouble, if sin and Satan buffet you, look not so much to the removing of the outward trial as to the inward growth of the root. The Spirit of God remains with His people, and His abiding presence is the true glory of the church. Nothing so confounds the evil one as the voice of the Eternal. Let the Word of God dwell in you richly, and the plain promises of Scripture will be your shield and buckler. When the enemy comes in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord will lift up a standard against him.
Establish your heart, not by the binding of this person or that hindrance, but by resting wholly on Jesus' blood and righteousness. This is the root of the matter. If your hope is built on nothing less than Jesus' blood and righteousness, then you possess the substance of all salvation. The application of the blood of Jesus to your own conscience is the true ground of joy and the sure source of comfort. It delivers you from guilt, from the sting of the law, and from the accusations of the adversary. He is your Joshua, your great Liberator. He brought you forth from the house of bondage by a mighty hand and an outstretched arm.
Should you feel dry, troubled, or cast down, do not forsake the assembly of God's people. Even when you do not feel His presence, get among the disciples, for there you may meet your Master. He walks with His people in the way, even when their eyes are held so that they do not know Him. Be teachable, be patient, and trust that He who began a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. The Lord Himself is near you; He condescends to your circumstances.
Go then to the pure fount of inspiration, drink from the Scriptures of truth, and cease from all vain attempts to be your own deliverer or to chart your own course of warfare. Let the blood of Jesus speak better things for you, for your household, and for those you love. The Lord grant you songs of deliverance in the night, for the power of Christ rests upon those who glory in their infirmities. Fear not. He has covenanted for you; His Spirit remaineth among you.