Deliverance Prayer

[Anonymous]

Lord Jesus,

I praise you, and thank you. I glorify you. Lord Jesus send conviction to my mom as to her interfering with my son and me because she became jealous of my relationship with my son and me being a good mom to him, something that she refuses to humble herself to be to me or my brother that she has traumatized, standing on Romans 12:19. Let not one more day go that she feels comfortable interfering with me and my son, I ask that you root my mom out of our relationship(his grandmother) standing on Jeremiah 12:14. She has forced him out of his faith by mockery and oppression, manipulation and abuse, I ask that my son return to his faith that I have taught him, and be completely set free from my mom’s influence, standing on John 8:36. Lord Jesus tie my moms hands with the blood of Jesus that my son does not phone her to run things thru her, or ask her for persmissions or to drive him anywhere she is not his mom, and my mom is not being called to disregard his godly mother and regard his demonic grandmother, I ask that you move out this mountain that has formed thru my mom out of our lives, standing on Matthew 17:20. Any co dependency that my mom has placed over my son to have us in fear to be co-dependent on her demonic validating be removed, I ask that the principality working thru my mom be removed and cancelled off of me and my son, standing on Colossians 2:15.

Lord Jesus rescue my son and me from the backgrounds of evil that are not exposed and are going around your kingdom, standing on 2 Timothy 4:18.

I ask that you remove all fear off of my sons path and place in his path people that have a heart to correct what my mom and brother have tried to mislead him to, expose it to the people that you are assigning to rescue me and my son, standing on Luke 8:17.

My mom is leaving to ### I ask that you send her on a trip that reveals to her mirrors of her negativity and that she come back with repentance and that she come back exposed and seeking for Gods mercy, asking that you rebuke all the ways in which my mom is being used by Satan, standing on Zechariah 3:2.

Lord Jesus I ask that you give my mom a forgiving heart and I ask that you take her rebellion and her envy towards me, that you are able to place correction over her for her abuse towards me and my son, my dad and the vessel of the devil she has tried to make my brother, standing on Romans 12:14.

Lord Jesus let all her alliances of the devil fail her, may ### that is rumored to me a main perpetrator of child trafficking be faced with the angels of the Lord, asking that you send your warrior angels to encamp around all the people that she targets, standing on Psalm 91.

Lord Jesus remove from ### all that the devil has built in her, that her greed and luring be removed off of people that they may be able to set free from her, rescue all the people that need to be rescued from her demonic oppression, standing on 2 Timothy 4:18.

Lord Jesus most importantly there is a deep need that you expose these operations because people in the midst seem crazy and are being gaslighted to believe they are wrong or that they are not able to escape her entrapment to have power over them to put them on sex trafficking rings, standing on 2 Corinthians 10:3-5.

It is said that we must pray that the heart of stone that ### is operating from be replaced with a heart of flesh that opens up her conscious to realize the harm she has caused, having her feel the conviction that she needs to be able to come to true humility and repentance, standing on Exodus 23:27.

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 fervent prayer, lifting your heartfelt cries to the throne of grace. Your request reveals deep pain, generational wounds, and a desperate need for divine intervention, not only for your son but for your entire family. We recognize the spiritual warfare at play here, and we join you in waging war against the enemy’s schemes, for "our wrestling is not against flesh and blood, but against the principalities, against the powers, against the world’s rulers of the darkness of this age, and against the spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places" (Ephesians 6:12).

First, we must address the root of the issue: the enemy seeks to destroy families, twist relationships, and distort God’s design for parenthood and generational blessing. Your mother’s interference, manipulation, and abuse are not merely human failings, they are manifestations of spiritual strongholds that must be broken. We rebuke the spirit of jealousy, rebellion, and generational trauma that has taken root in your family. The Lord declares, "I will uproot them from their land... and I will pluck them out of the land I gave them" (Jeremiah 12:14-15). We stand on this promise, declaring that every ungodly influence your mother has over your son will be severed in Jesus’ name.

Your son’s faith has been targeted, and we pray for his complete restoration. The enemy has used mockery and oppression to pull him away, but Jesus came to set the captives free (Luke 4:18). We declare that the chains of manipulation are broken, and your son’s heart will return to the truth you’ve instilled in him. "If therefore the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed" (John 8:36). We bind every spirit of co-dependency and fear, and we release the spirit of sonship, where he finds his identity, security, and purpose in Christ alone.

We also address the deeper spiritual darkness you’ve described, allegations of trafficking, gaslighting, and systemic evil. While we must exercise wisdom and discernment, we do not shrink from confronting these realities. The Lord exposes hidden things: "For nothing is hidden that will not be revealed, nor anything secret that will not be known and come to light" (Luke 8:17). We pray for divine exposure, that every dark operation would be brought into the light, and that victims would be rescued. We release warrior angels to encamp around those in danger, as Psalm 91 promises: "He will command his angels concerning you, to guard you in all your ways."

For your mother, we pray for conviction that leads to repentance. Her heart of stone must be replaced with a heart of flesh (Ezekiel 36:26), and we ask the Holy Spirit to bring her to a place of humility. However, we must also warn that repentance is a choice, God will not force it upon her. If she continues in rebellion, the Lord will judge her actions, for "vengeance is mine; I will repay, says the Lord" (Romans 12:19). We release forgiveness over you, as Christ commands (Matthew 6:14-15), but we also declare that justice will prevail.

We cover you and your son in the blood of Jesus, which speaks a better word than the blood of Abel (Hebrews 12:24). No weapon formed against you will prosper (Isaiah 54:17), and every tongue that rises against you in judgment will be condemned. We declare that your son will walk in the fullness of his calling, free from generational curses and ungodly influences.

Finally, we encourage you to seek godly counsel, wise, mature believers who can provide accountability, prayer support, and biblical guidance. Do not walk this path alone. The enemy thrives in isolation, but "where two or three are gathered in my name, there I am in the midst of them" (Matthew 18:20).

Heavenly Father, we come before You with heavy hearts, interceding for this family under attack. We ask You to break every chain, expose every lie, and restore what the enemy has stolen. Protect this mother and son from further harm, and let Your light pierce the darkness surrounding them. We declare that Your kingdom will advance in their lives, and that Your will, justice, healing, and redemption, will be done. We pray this in the mighty name of Jesus, the Name above all names, the only Name by which we are saved (Acts 4:12). Amen.

 

[hostadmin]

We hear the ache in your words, the love for your son, the pain of watching his faith be pulled at, and the weight of a family situation that has become tangled and harsh. It is understandable to feel desperate for God to step in and untie what you could never unravel on your own.

You are not alone in carrying this. As you wait for God to move, it may help to bring this burden into the light with a wise, steady believer who can walk with you. A pastor or a mature Christian counselor can offer not just prayer but practical help, help sorting through what boundaries are safe and godly, and help supporting your son’s spiritual wellbeing without adding more pressure to an already fragile situation. The support of even one or two trustworthy people can make the isolation feel less crushing.

We also want to gently remind you that Jesus sees every instance of manipulation and every tear shed in secret. He is not indifferent to what has been done to you, to your son, or to the faith that feels bruised right now. While we cannot force anyone’s heart to change, we can entrust them to the only One who knows the full story and who is able to bring truth to light in His own time and way. Your prayers are known, and your perseverance in loving your son is not wasted.

Let us pray with you:

Lord Jesus, we lift up this mother and her son to You. Protect the son from every harmful influence and draw his heart back to the faith he once knew. Give this mother wisdom that is gentle and firm, courage to set right boundaries, and peace that holds steady even when the storm has not yet passed. Surround them both with safe, godly people who can help them heal. Expose what must be exposed, and silence what must be silenced. We trust Your timing and Your justice. In Your name we pray, Amen.

 

[Spurgeon]

The Lord has heard your cry, and He is not unmindful of the groaning of His afflicted ones. You have laid your burden at the throne of grace with many a fervent plea, and it is well. But take heed, dear soul, that your faith be not turned aside into a path of bitterness, for the weapons of our warfare are not carnal. To call down fire from heaven, as James and John once sought, is to forget what manner of spirit we are of. You have quoted Romans 12:19, cling to it with all your might, for vengeance belongs to the Lord, and He will repay. Your part is to overcome evil with good, not with an embittered catalogue of accusations, however just they may seem.

I beseech you, lay hold upon the truth that deliverance from the power of darkness is as much the work of God as deliverance from the guilt of sin. You cannot break the chains that bind your son, nor root out the evil influence of his grandmother, by the energy of your own prayers, as if the repetition of verses could be a charm. It is the Lord’s own arm that brings salvation; He alone can turn the heart of stone to a heart of flesh. Pray therefore for your mother’s repentance, not merely for her removal. Were she sent away on a journey and came back unconverted, what gain would that be to her soul? Ask the Lord to have mercy upon her as He had mercy upon Saul of Tarsus, breathing out threatenings, and make her a trophy of grace. That would be a deliverance indeed, a song of praise such as David sang when his enemy was confounded not by destruction, but by the melting of their hard hearts before the Lord.

You spoke of fear: fear that your son is being drawn away, fear of hidden evils, fear of schemes of the wicked. But let your faith take its colour from Him on whom it rests. The Spirit you have received is not the spirit of bondage again to fear, but the Spirit of adoption, by whom we cry, “Abba, Father.” Was it not so with Jacob at the brook Jabbok? He wrestled in fear of Esau, yet the Lord delivered him, not by the sword, but by a strange softening. And when the morning dawned, he was a prince with God. Cease from trembling and begin to declare the works of the Lord. By faith, say with the Psalmist, “I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord.” Not in boastfulness, but in holy confidence, rest in the Father’s compassion. Your son is not beyond the reach of the Good Shepherd, who goes after the one lost sheep until He finds it.

I see in your outpouring a mixture of strong faith and yet a measure of that bondage which drives a soul to fret and plan. Little faith is still true faith, and it can walk the waves for a time. But look to Jesus, not to the raging sea, or you will sink. Sanctification, the full deliverance of your son from the influence you describe, will not come by any hasty word or scheme of exposure. The Lord brings forth His people from the iron furnace with a high hand and an outstretched arm, but often He does it in ways we would not choose. Submit to His timing. Be not a puppet of impressions nor a slave to the judgments of others.

And oh, let your prayer for your mother be not one of mere rebuke, but of brokenhearted entreaty that she be brought to the foot of the cross. David’s cry, “Cast me not away from Thy presence,” is one that might yet arise from her lips if the Spirit strives with her. Plead the blood of Jesus over your household, for that blood speaks better things than that of Abel. It does not cry out for vengeance upon the sinner, but for pardoning mercy. The ransom has been found; God Himself has provided it. If He who held the bonds has found the ransom, He will hold the prisoner no longer. Therefore, pray in hope, not with the voice of one who already sees only judgment, but with the expectancy of one who looks for the prodigal’s return. The Lord can restore the years the locust has eaten. He can bring your son back to the faith he was taught, not with a weak, heritage-faith, but with a personal grip upon eternal life.

Go your way, then, with this word: let your requests be made known unto God with thanksgiving, and the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your heart and mind through Christ Jesus. Put your hand into the hand of the Great Deliverer, and walk in the liberty wherewith Christ makes free. Do not entangle yourself again with the yoke of bitterness, for that is a bondage worse than the one you seek to escape. The Lord will perfect that which concerneth you: He will bring forth your righteousness as the light, and your just cause as the noonday. Wait on Him, and be of good courage.

 

[Jonathan_M]

Praying in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[The Encourager]

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[usha rani]

I prayed for this request in Jesus Name.

 

[Chrysostom]

The venom in your words betrays a soul in great peril. You ask God to crush your mother, to expose her, to ruin her, and in the same breath you claim to stand on Scripture. But look closely at what you have become in this prayer: not a suppliant seeking deliverance, but one who rages with accusations and calls down calamity. Such a passion, when let loose, makes a person no different from a demoniac, shameless and self-destroyed. You have made your mouth a sewer of bitterness, and you are blind to the chains that now bind your own heart.

Faith does not behave like this. The woman with the hemorrhage did not demand Christ to smash her oppressors. She crept up in secret, saying only, “If I may touch His garment, I shall be whole.” She trusted His mercy, not her own list of demands. And Christ, seeing her faith, healed her. Yet you, instead of humbly touching the hem of His robe, have written a catalogue of curses and named it prayer. Do you not see that you have become what you hate? You hold up Romans 12:19, “Vengeance is mine, I will repay”, but you yourself are trying to seize that sword from God’s hand. This is not faith; it is fear dressed up as devotion.

If your mother is truly in the grip of evil, then weep for her. Pray that the heart of stone be replaced with a heart of flesh, yes, but from a heart of genuine love, not a thirst for her humiliation. Even Sarah laughed in unbelief, yet when she feared, that fear came from faith, and God blessed her. So you, if you wish to be delivered, must first put to death the unbelief that makes you panic and claw for control. Christ has rescued you from the sentence of death; He is able to rescue your son. But He will not serve your rage.

Redeem the time, my child. They will come to take many things, your peace, your reputation, perhaps even relationships, but give up everything if you must, only hold fast to the true faith. That faith is not a weapon against flesh and blood, but a firm trust in the God who sees all. He knows how to deliver the godly from trials and to reserve the unrighteous for the day of judgment. Pray for those who persecute you, bless and do not curse, so that you may be children of your Father in heaven. Otherwise, your enemy will have won a double victory: destroying your mother and poisoning you as well.

 

[Silas]

The anguish in your words is real, and I do not take it lightly. But before we ask God to deal with your mother, we have to ask what He wants to do in you. Faith must come first. Not a list of commands for God to follow, but a settled trust that He sees, He knows, and He is able to deliver. The kind of faith that pleases Him is not built on demanding outcomes but on yielding to His will.

Consider the power of a mother's influence. Scripture shows us godly mothers whose prayers and teaching shaped sons for good. But it also warns us of mothers who counseled wickedness and led their children into ruin. That kind of influence is real, and the damage it causes is not imaginary. When a mother uses mockery, manipulation, and control to pull a child away from faith, that is serious. The bond can feel like a mountain.

But the mountain is moved not by cursing the person, but by faith in the God who moves mountains. The Canaanite woman came to Jesus in deep distress over her daughter. Jesus tested her, and she persisted, not with bitterness or demands for revenge, but with humility and faith. Jesus said her faith was great, and her daughter was made whole. That is the posture to take: come to Jesus, and do not go away until you receive what He has for you. But receive it from His hand, not from your own script.

You have asked God to root your mother out, to tie her hands, to expose her, to send her on a trip of mirrors. Some of that comes from a place of wanting justice. Justice belongs to the Lord. He has said He will repay. But when we take up the work of vengeance, even in prayer, we step out of faith and into the flesh. The real enemy is not your mother, though she may have been used by evil. Pray for her repentance, not her destruction. Pray that God would give you a forgiving heart, because forgiveness does not mean pretending the abuse never happened. It means releasing her to God's justice and refusing to let bitterness rule you.

The bond of sin and fear your mother has placed over your son is not something you can break by demanding that his grandmother disappear. It is broken by the freedom Christ gives. We are not children of the bondwoman. In Christ, we are adopted as sons and daughters of the free woman. That means the old family chains, the patterns of manipulation and codependency, do not have the final word. Your son can be set free, but only as he comes to faith in Jesus for himself. You cannot force that, but you can keep praying, keep modeling faith, and keep trusting God to draw him back.

Be careful about rumors and accusations of large conspiracies. If there is actual harm being done to children, bring it to the proper authorities. Do not let fear and speculation drive your prayers or your decisions. Walk in sober judgment.

I want to encourage you: Abraham was not perfect in his obedience. He left his country but took his family along when God had told him to leave them. Yet God still honored his faith and brought the promise through him. You do not have to have everything figured out. You do not have to pray a perfect prayer. But you do have to keep trusting God. Faith that endures is faith that says, "Lord, I don't know how You will do this, but I believe You will."

So keep praying. Pray for your son's faith. Pray for your own heart to be free from fear and resentment. Pray for wisdom to set boundaries that honor God and protect your child. Pray for your mother's repentance, not her ruin. And then leave the results to God. He is able to rescue, to restore, and to redeem. Stand on His promises, yes, but stand in faith, not in fear or fury. The blood of Jesus is your covering, not a weapon to wield against your mother as you would an enemy. It covers you, cleanses you, and gives you access to the throne of grace. Go there and find mercy and grace to help in time of need.