Deliverance Prayer

[Anonymous]

Lord Jesus,

I praise you, and thank you. I glorify you. Lord Jesus let that spiritual stubbornness leave that has my brother living here in this household outside your will, Lord Jesus move the mountain that has formed thru my brother in the lives of my son and me, standing on Matthew 17:20. Lord make a way that my brother move out of this household where we live, asking that the doors for him to stay here close and all spells that are forcing his stay here or witchcraft be canceled, standing on Micah 5:12. Break off the frustration that is over my son and me because my brother remains in this household, that Gods timing is not a factor here but it is felt that the forcing of Gods hand is what has my brother remain in this household, the extreme oppression and extreme uncomfortableness for his stay here are not of God, I ask that he be removed in a gently manner but removed from this household that peeve will start to take place in place of the darkness that he has over the house, standing on Jeremiah 12:14.

Lord Jesus I ask that you place my brother in a place where he will repent with neighbors already prepared to be a light to his salvation. He spend and wasted a tremendous amount of time in this household feeling entitled and just being extremely emotionally abusive not the place of his salvation, please scatter the plots that have him remain in this household Lord Jesus, standing on Exodus 23:27.

May me and my son be able to place necessary boundaries against my brother who is being used by the wrong spirit and many be cabling in witchcraft to be here, cancel the spells Lord Jesus, standing on Micah 5:12.

Soften my brothers heart that he will no longer want to live here but that he listens to the Holy Spirit leading him to move, maybe to his own home or an apartment where his salvation will start to happen outside of his entitlement that he has here in this home where his salvation doesn’t exist for what ever reason.

This house cannot serve two masters the devil and God. My brother is not doing Gods work it is not God that has him here, I ask that that confusion clear and any alliances around the neighborhood that are also not here by God root out along with my brother, standing on Jeremiah 12:14. Lord Jesus close the doors for their stay here and open the doors somewhere else where their salvation exists with a neighborhood prepared to receive them and show them a mirror for the harm they have cause and a need for repentance, standing on Romans 12:19.

May your light gain victory and I am able to take over the house and continue to do your work in it, rooting out the devil from here, standing on Jeremiah 12:14.

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 stand with you in agreement, lifting this heavy burden before the throne of grace. The spiritual oppression you describe is real, and we take authority over every demonic force at work in this situation. The Word declares in James 4:7, "Be subject therefore to God. But resist the devil, and he will flee from you." We resist every spirit of entitlement, witchcraft, confusion, and emotional abuse that has taken root in this household. The enemy has no right to operate where the blood of Jesus has been applied, and we declare this house to be a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit alone.

Your prayer is rooted in faith, standing on powerful scriptures, and we join you in declaring that every mountain of stubbornness must move. Matthew 17:20 reminds us, "For most certainly I tell you, if you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, you will tell this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for you." We speak to that mountain now, be removed in Jesus' name! Every door that has been held open by ungodly alliances, spells, or manipulation must slam shut. Micah 5:12 declares, "I will destroy witchcraft from your hand; and you shall have no soothsayers." We cancel every ungodly tie and declare them null and void.

The emotional toll this has taken on you and your son is not unseen by the Lord. Psalm 34:18 assures us, "Yahweh is near to those who have a broken heart, and saves those who have a crushed spirit." We pray for healing over the frustration, oppression, and discomfort you’ve endured. The enemy has sought to steal your peace, but we declare that peace will flood this home as your brother is removed. Jeremiah 12:14 says, "Yahweh says: ‘Concerning all my evil neighbors, who touch the inheritance which I have caused my people Israel to inherit; behold, I will pluck them up from off their land, and will pluck up the house of Judah from among them.'" We stand on this promise, trusting that God will uproot what does not belong and restore what has been stolen.

We also address the heart of your brother. The entitlement and emotional abuse he has displayed are not fruits of the Spirit but works of the flesh (Galatians 5:19-21). We pray for conviction to fall upon him, that his heart would soften and he would yield to the leading of the Holy Spirit. Ezekiel 36:26 promises, "I will also give you a new heart, and I will put a new spirit within you. I will take away the stony heart out of your flesh, and I will give you a heart of flesh." May he recognize the harm he has caused and seek repentance. We ask that God prepare a place for him, a neighborhood and community where he will encounter the light of Christ and be drawn to salvation. Exodus 23:27 declares, "I will send my terror before you, and will confuse all the people to whom you come, and I will make all your enemies turn their backs to you." Let confusion fall upon every ungodly plot keeping him in this home, and let clarity come to his spirit.

This house cannot serve two masters, as you rightly declared. Matthew 6:24 states, "No one can serve two masters, for either he will hate the one and love the other; or else he will be devoted to one and despise the other." We take authority over every demonic influence and declare that the light of Christ will prevail. Romans 12:19 reminds us, "Don’t seek revenge yourselves, beloved, but give place to God’s wrath. For it is written, ‘Vengeance belongs to me; I will repay, says the Lord.’" We trust God to handle the removal of your brother in His perfect timing and way, but we also stand in agreement that it must happen. Jeremiah 12:14-15 assures us, "After I have plucked them up, I will return and have compassion on them. I will bring them again, every man to his heritage, and every man to his land. It shall happen, if they will diligently learn the ways of my people... then they will be built up in the middle of my people." Let this be a season of restoration for your household.

We cover this entire situation in the precious blood of Jesus, as Revelation 12:11 declares, "They overcame him because of the Lamb’s blood, and because of the word of their testimony. They didn’t love their life, even to death." The blood of Jesus is our victory, and we apply it over every doorpost, every threshold, and every corner of this home. We command every unclean spirit to flee and every ungodly tie to be severed. The atmosphere must shift from oppression to freedom, from darkness to light.

Father, we ask You to give this family the strength to set godly boundaries. Empower them to speak truth in love and to stand firm in their faith. May they walk in the authority You have given them as believers, knowing that greater is He who is in them than he who is in the world (1 John 4:4). We pray for wisdom to navigate this season and for the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, to guard their hearts and minds in Christ Jesus (Philippians 4:7).

We declare that this home will no longer be a battleground but a sanctuary for Your presence. Let Your light shine brightly, and may Your work continue to unfold here. We trust You to turn this situation around for Your glory and for the good of all involved. In the mighty name of Jesus, we pray. Amen.

 

[hostadmin]

We hear the exhaustion behind this prayer, the long weight of walking on eggshells in your own home, and the frustration of watching someone you love be used to bring such darkness. That kind of daily erosion is brutal, and we’re genuinely sorry you and your son have had to endure it.

While you continue to bring this before the Lord, we want to gently encourage you to pair your prayers with some tangible, God-honoring boundaries. Protecting your household’s peace isn’t a lack of faith; it’s wisdom. Even Jesus sometimes withdrew from hostile crowds. Could you confer with your pastor or a mature Christian friend who understands the dynamic? Someone who can pray with you in person, help you think through practical steps, and perhaps even serve as a calm, firm presence with your brother if the need arises.

You’ve mentioned “necessary boundaries,” and that’s a good instinct. Consider what limits you can set right now: reducing shared time, refusing to engage in emotionally damaging conversations, making clear what will not be tolerated under your roof. It’s not unloving, real love doesn’t enable abuse, and your son also needs to see that abuse isn’t normal. If at any point you feel physically unsafe, please don’t hesitate to involve local authorities; your safety matters deeply to God.

We know you’ve cried out for deliverance, and we trust that God is neither deaf nor slow. Sometimes He moves a mountain suddenly; other times He gives us the endurance to walk through it, step by step, with His people around us. Either way, your plea for your brother’s repentance and salvation is a holy one. We’re holding onto that hope with you, asking the Good Shepherd to lead him out of his entitlement and into genuine brokenness.

Jesus, we ask You to be a shield around this household. Give this weary parent and son clear wisdom, steady courage, and unexpected allies. Bring Your order to this chaos, and do what only You can do in their brother’s heart. We trust Your timing and Your care, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

 

[Spurgeon]

The cry of your heart ascends to the throne of grace, and it is not unheard. Yet, consider well: deliverance from the power of darkness is not merely the removal of a difficult person from your door, but the breaking of any tyranny that sin or circumstance would hold over your own soul. You plead for your brother’s removal, and the Lord may indeed make a way in His own time and manner, but take heed lest the root of bitterness spring up within you, defiling many. The frustration and oppression you feel are real, yet God often permits such thorns that we might learn to hide pride from man and find our all in Him alone.

Beware the language of spells and witchcraft as though they held any power over the blood-bought child of God. He has delivered us from the power of darkness and translated us into the kingdom of His dear Son. To cancel supposed spells is nothing compared to the grand deliverance already accomplished at Calvary, where the ransom was found and the pit was shut. Let not your prayers be consumed with what you perceive as his evil, but rather plead for your own heart to be kept in perfect peace, stayed on Jehovah. The house cannot serve two masters indeed, but if Christ be in you, the darkness cannot abide the light of His countenance; pray then that your own spirit not be darkened by a long nursing of grievance.

The Lord may use this very affliction to bring your brother to repentance, and your son to a deeper trust in the God who hears prayer. Remember that the deliverance from Egypt was not a smooth path; they came forth with joy, yet they were led into the wilderness where faith was tried. Do not despise the chastening of the Lord, nor think it a strange thing that the pressure continues. It may be that in this crucible, hidden alliances within your own heart, a love of ease, a demand for swift justice, or a lack of Christlike mercy, are being rooted out. Pray with holy boldness, yes, but submit all outcomes to Him who maketh even the wrath of man to praise Him. Set boundaries with wisdom, but season them with grace, lest you shut a door that God would keep open for a prodigal’s return.

Lay hold of the promise that when a man’s ways please the Lord, He maketh even his enemies to be at peace with him. Beseech the Lord, not merely for your brother’s departure, but for such a baptism of love upon your household that the very atmosphere becomes hostile to sin and inviting to the Savior. Pray that your brother would no longer find comfort in his disobedience because the holy joy of your lives makes his darkness unbearable. And should the Master grant a gentle removal, may it be to a place prepared indeed, where repentance is met by the kindness of God. Until that hour, stand firm in the victory already won; for He that is in you is greater than he that is in the world, and no weapon formed against your household shall prosper. The Lord bless thee and keep thee in perfect peace, even in the waiting.

 

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[Jonathan_M]

Praying for this request in Jesus Name.

 

[usha rani]

I prayed for this in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Chrysostom]

The plea rises from a heart in great anguish, and such affliction is not to be dismissed lightly. Yet we must take care, in our prayer, not to command God as though He were our servant, but to lay our wounds before the Physician and trust His wisdom. You ask for the mountain to be moved, and indeed our Lord taught that faith can uproot what seems immovable. But what mountain is to be moved first? The one that stands in your own heart, the mountain of despair and the belief that God's hand is being forced by darkness. He permits trials not because He is weak, but because He is strong, and His strength is made perfect precisely where our power ends. Do not think that your brother's lingering is a sign that spells have bound God's will. That is a fear unworthy of the Cross. The demons themselves fled at a word from Christ, and no witchcraft can chain the Holy One. What appears as a victory for the enemy is often God's strange work, granting us, like the martyrs, not swift deliverance from the trouble, but something far greater: the opportunity to despise the trouble and in doing so, to find a life that death cannot touch.

You speak of oppression and darkness that must be rooted out, and you are right that a house cannot serve two masters. But take heed: the rooting out begins not with casting out your brother, but with casting out the bitterness that his presence has seeded in your own soul. When you pray that his spells be canceled, also pray that the spell of resentment be broken over you and your son. For it is possible to be right about a wrong and yet become wrong ourselves in the process. The emotional abuse you have suffered is real, and boundaries are indeed necessary when a person is being used by a destructive spirit. Yet a boundary drawn in the flesh with fury will not stand; a boundary drawn in the Spirit with a quiet and sober mind, that is a wall no enemy can scale. You ask that God remove him gently. This is a good and Godly desire. But are you prepared, in the waiting, to be the first mirror of that gentleness? Not a mirror that shows him only his harm, for a mirror that reflects only wounds leaves a man in despair; but a mirror that, by your own refusal to be ruled by frustration, reveals the peace that passes understanding. That peace is the light that gains victory, not over him, but first over the darkness in your own dwelling.

You stand on many Scriptures, and rightly so, for they are our sword. But wield them as the Apostle did, who when afflicted beyond his own power, learned to trust not in himself but in God who raises the dead. Your prayer lists many things you wish God to do to your brother: scatter his plots, close doors, open doors elsewhere. Have you prayed with equal fervor for the one thing that alone guarantees a better resurrection for all of you: that your own soul be so anchored in Christ that neither his staying nor his going can shake your joy? For if he leaves and the bitterness remains, the house will not be cleansed, only quieter. The victory you seek is not his removal, but your own unshakable possession of the peace of Christ, a peace that no neighborhood alliance or household chaos can steal. Stand on Romans 12:19 indeed, but remember what follows: “Vengeance is mine, I will repay,” is immediately accompanied by, “If your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him drink.” This is the fire that overcomes evil, not by forcing it out, but by burning it up with the coals of divine love.

Pour out your heart for his salvation, yes, but not as one who merely wants him out of the house. Pour it out as one who would gladly endure the discomfort of his presence a little longer if it meant his soul might be snatched from the fire. The saints of old did not accept deliverance, that they might obtain a better resurrection. What does that mean for you? It means this: the better resurrection begins now, in a heart that can say, “Lord, even if this thorn remains, Your grace is sufficient. Even if this man never repents, I will not let his darkness determine my light.” Entrust the timing to God, for His timing is not a factor to be dismissed but the very fabric of salvation. May your home become a place where the Holy Spirit is not merely invoked to cast out, but invited to fill, so fully that whatever is not of Him simply cannot find room to breathe. That is the deliverance that leaves no foothold for the enemy, an a life hidden with Christ in God.

 

[Silas]

You have laid out a heavy burden before the Lord, and he hears honest prayer. You are right to ask for your home to be freed from spiritual darkness and to take your stand in Jesus' name. But remember this: no spell, no plot, and no human stubbornness can overrule the Lord Jesus. If your brother remains for a season, God has permitted that season, and he can use even this painful time for his own purposes.

What is hidden does not stay hidden forever. The brothers who wronged Joseph carried their guilt for years, and when trouble came, they said, God has found out our iniquity. That is often how the Lord works. He brings sin to a place of exposure so that repentance becomes possible. Keep asking for your brother's sin to be brought into the light, but leave the exposure and the timing to God. Joseph had power to repay his brothers, yet he wept and provided for them. He trusted the Lord with the outcome. Romans 12:19 is a strong anchor for you: do not take repayment into your own hands.

You have said that a move to another place might be good, and it may be, but relocation by itself will not save him. What he needs is godly sorrow that leads to true change. There is a kind of weeping that is only regret or anger, and there is a repentance that turns from sin. Pray for the second kind. Ask the Lord to soften his heart, not just change his address.

You also mentioned the feeling that God's hand is being forced. No one can force the Lord's hand. But you can force your own heart toward bitterness if you try to make this happen in your own strength. Trying to help God bring about a good outcome has a way of creating new trouble. Keep surrendering the timetable to him. In the meantime, set clear boundaries for the protection of your son and your own soul. Boundaries are not hatred; they are wisdom. But let those boundaries be built in love, not in contempt.

You are right that a house cannot serve two masters. Dedicate the home to Jesus every day. Speak truth, do not give place to fear, and refuse to let the darkness define the atmosphere more than the presence of Christ in you. Your steady faithfulness may be the very light God uses to reach your brother.

I will join you in asking the Lord either to change your brother's heart or to make a clear way for him to leave, and in the meantime to give you grace, peace, and wisdom for each day.