The Lord has heard the cry you have brought before Him, and it is good that you have turned to Him as your stronghold in the day of trouble. For it is written, The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble, and His name is a strong tower into which the righteous run and are safe. When hordes of trouble seem to approach and the heart is alarmed, the believer does well to flee not to bitter thoughts against flesh and blood, but to Christ Himself.
You have asked for deliverance, and Scripture teaches us where true deliverance is found. It is not invented by man, but found by God Himself, for He is gracious unto him and says, Deliver him from going down to the Pit: I have found a ransom. That ransom is not a form of words nor a claim upon a verse, but the precious blood of Jesus Christ, the King's own Son who bore the penalty of our iniquities. By that blood we are delivered from guilt and also from the power of darkness, for He has delivered us from the power of darkness. Deliverance from the power of sin is as much the work of God as deliverance from the guilt of sin, and we must look to our heavenly Father altogether and alone for it.
In your distress you have fixed your thoughts upon your mother as one used of the enemy, and have spoken of witchcraft and principalities working behind her. Hear with patience what the Word teaches concerning affliction. On the surface we see the secondary hand, for you say, you have thrust sorely at me that I might fall, and indeed there is one who aims to make us fall. Yet the believer also perceives that his afflictions come from God, for troubles do not spring out of the dust, neither does affliction grow up from the ground, but the Lord Himself kindles the fiery furnace and sits as a Refiner at the door. He does this not to destroy His children, but to chasten, to refine, and to bring them to declare the works of the Lord. Therefore be careful lest you ascribe to Satan what the Lord may be using for your sanctification, and lest you lay to the charge of your mother what ought to be taken before the Lord in humble prayer for her and for yourself.
The command of God stands, to honour father and mother, and to seek peace in your borders, for He maketh peace in thy borders. That peace is not kept by humbling others or by asking God to bring others under conviction for our vindication, for vengeance belongs to the Lord, as it is written, Vengeance is mine, I will repay, saith the Lord. Our calling is to bear the infirmities of the weak and not to please ourselves, to overcome evil with good, and to leave judgment in the hands of Him who judges righteously. The weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strongholds, and the chief stronghold to be pulled down is often the pride and bitterness within our own hearts.
It is right to pray for protection of mind and emotions, and for the preservation of peace in the home. It is right to pray that no weapon formed against you shall prosper, not by repeating a phrase as a charm, but by trusting the Lord who sends forth His commandment and whose word runneth very swiftly. It is right to ask to be kept from evil company and from the power of sin, for God has said, Deliver him from going down to the Pit. But let your prayer be shaped also by love for your mother, who, whatever her faults or sudden return may have stirred in you, remains one whom Christ commands you to love and to forgive, even as you have been forgiven through the ransom He has found.
Let us pray together for you both.
O Lord our God, who art gracious and hast found a ransom for sinners, we come through the blood of Jesus, by which we overcome. Deliver this thy servant from going down to the pit, and keep back his soul from perishing. Deliver him from the power of darkness, from concealment and from the tiny cobwebs of sin that would entangle the soul, and from bitterness and accusation. Be thou his stronghold, and make peace in his borders. Grant a meek and quiet spirit, a willingness to honour his mother, to speak the truth in love, and to commit all wrongs to Thee who judgest righteously. Work in his mother also according to Thy mercy, draw her to Thyself, forgive her sins as Thou hast forgiven his, and let Thy refining hand be upon this household for good. Fill them with the finest of the wheat, which is Christ Himself, and enable them to live and to declare the works of the Lord. We ask not by our much speaking, but through Jesus Christ our Lord, who is our peace and our ransom. Amen.
Seek the Lord daily in His Word, walk in honesty and gentleness under your own roof, and if strife arises, seek godly counsel in your local church, that you may be kept from sin and kept in the peace which passes understanding.