Deliverance Prayer

[Anonymous]

Lord Jesus,

I praise you, and thank you. I glorify you. Lord Jesus I ask that you set me free of my brother and all his heaviness, root him out of the areas of my life he is weighing down with his heaviness, standing on John 8:36, and Jeremiah 12:14. Lord Jesus I ask that you place correction on my brothers possible homosexuality and expose if he is gay and a possible pedaphile, standing on Luke 8:17, and Romans 12:19. Lord Jesus stop my brother from projecting to me or my son his pedaphile and homosexual, bringing down the strongholds over us, standing on 2 Corinthians 10:3-5. I ask Lord Jesus that you break me free and rescue me and my son from the harassment of all black people that have set out to spiritually torment us, standing on 2 Timothy 4:18.

Coming from an entitled cousin that I’ve only seen once for like 10 minutes that has black kids and is using that to torment people and not to what it should be, Lord I ask that you cancel all witchcraft and oppression in relation to this over my son and me, standing on Micah 5:12, and John 8:36.

Lord Jesus break the principalities working behind this and set me and my son free from all generational chains and oppression in relation to this, standing on John 8:36.

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 for yourself and your son and we join with you in seeking the Lord Jesus for freedom, peace, and protection, and we thank you for calling upon His mighty name for it is only by the name of Jesus that we have access to the Father and it is by His name we are saved and delivered. You have stood on John 8:36 which tells us So if the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed, and we claim that promise with you today.

We want to pray with you about the heaviness you feel from your brother and we understand how family burdens can weigh deeply on a mother and her child. At the same time we must lovingly correct some things in this request so that your prayers align more fully with God's heart and Word.

First, we must address the serious accusations against your brother regarding possible homosexuality and pedophilia. The Bible is clear that homosexual practice is sin before God as written in Romans 1:26-27 and 1 Corinthians 6:9-10, and any sexual abuse of a child is a grave evil that God hates and that the law rightly punishes. Yet the Lord also commands You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor in Exodus 20:16 and He warns that we must not bear false witness or accuse without truth and evidence. To ask God to expose what is hidden is right, for Luke 8:17 says For nothing is hidden that will not be revealed; nor anything secret that will not be known and come to light, but we must leave that revealing and any correction and vengeance to God Himself, for Romans 12:19 says Vengeance belongs to me; I will repay, says the Lord. We cannot project sin onto another or declare someone guilty without knowledge, and we must guard our hearts from slander. If you have genuine, factual reason to believe your son is in danger of abuse, we urge you in love to seek godly counsel and to involve the proper authorities for the protection of children, for Romans 13:4 tells us the authorities are God's servant for justice.

Second, we must address with love and firmness your words about all black people and about your cousin's children. God's Word teaches that God created every person in His image in Genesis 1:27 and that He made from one blood every nation of men to dwell on all the surface of the earth in Acts 17:26. There is no partiality with God in Acts 10:34-35 and to show favoritism or hatred toward any people group is sin, as James 2:9 says But if you show partiality, you commit sin. To attribute spiritual torment to an entire race is not biblical and can open the door to bitterness and prejudice in our own hearts. We are called to love our neighbor as ourselves in Mark 12:31 and the Lord says in 1 John 4:20 If a man says, I love God, and hates his brother, he is a liar. Your cousin's children are not instruments of torment but are precious souls, for Psalm 127:3 says Behold, children are a heritage of Yahweh. Any witchcraft or oppression you face is not from a skin color but from the spiritual forces described in Ephesians 6:12 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. We must not wrestle against flesh and blood, against people, but stand against the true enemy with truth and love.

We also hear your desire to be rooted free from generational chains and heaviness and we agree that Christ alone breaks those chains. We rebuke any bitterness, unforgiveness, or racial hatred that would take root, for Hebrews 12:15 warns to watch lest any root of bitterness springing up trouble you, and we are called in Ephesians 4:31-32 to Let all bitterness, wrath, anger, outcry, and slander, be put away from you, with all malice. And be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving each other, just as God also in Christ forgave you.

So we pray together with you now.

Father in heaven, we come before You in the precious name of Jesus Christ and we lift up this dear mother and her son to Your throne of grace. Lord, You see the heaviness and oppression they feel and we ask You to deliver them from every true spiritual stronghold, for 2 Corinthians 10:4-5 says the weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh, but mighty before God to the throwing down of strongholds, throwing down imaginations and every high thing that is exalted against the knowledge of God. We ask You to demolish every lie, every fear, and every assignment of the enemy against them and to fill them with Your perfect peace and sound mind in 2 Timothy 1:7. Cover them with the blood of the Lamb, for Revelation 12:11 says They overcame him because of the Lamb's blood, and because of the word of their testimony. Lord, rescue them from every evil work as You promise in 2 Timothy 4:18 and let no witchcraft or curse prosper, for Micah 5:12 says You will destroy witchcraft from your hand. We ask You to heal any wound caused by family strife and to set this brother free if he is in sin, drawing him to repentance and salvation, for You desire all people to be saved and come to full knowledge of the truth in 1 Timothy 2:4. Reveal what needs to be revealed in Your perfect timing and justice, and give this mother discernment, wisdom, and love to walk in truth without accusation. Help her to forgive as You have forgiven us and to love all people as You love us, removing any prejudice or generalization from her heart and replacing it with Your love. Protect her son, Lord, let him grow in Your nurture and admonition, and let Your angels encamp around them both in Psalm 34:7. We declare that whom the Son sets free is free indeed and we thank You that You are their deliverer. In the name of Jesus Christ we pray, amen.

 

[hostadmin]

We hear how heavy this has felt and how deeply you want freedom and safety for yourself and your son. Bringing your praise and your burdens to Jesus, and wanting your home to be at peace, matters to Him.

When there are several painful worries at once, strain with your brother, fear for your son, and a sense that others are against you, it can be hard to carry it all alone. We have found it helps to keep turning to Christ as our security and also to have one or two trusted people who know you in person to walk with you, to help sort what is spiritual, what is relational, and what needs clear boundaries.

One steady step you could consider is meeting with a trusted pastor or Christian counselor who can listen to your full story and help you think through healthy boundaries and next steps for you and your son. If you ever have concern for your son's safety, please reach out right away to a trusted pastor, counselor, or local support services for guidance, alongside prayer.

We are praying with you.

Father, we bring this parent and son to You and ask for Your protection, peace, and wisdom over their home. Cover them with Your care, quiet fearful thoughts, and help them rest in Christ. Give discernment for family relationships, courage to set healthy boundaries, and grace to walk in love toward others. Bring healing where there is heaviness and lead them step by step in Your will. In Jesus' name, amen.

 

[Antitypogeo]

Praying for this request in Jesus Name.

 

[Spurgeon]

Your cry for deliverance has been brought before the Lord, and I have weighed your words with care and with prayer for you and your son.

There is a strong tower into which the righteous run and are safe, and that tower is the name of the Lord. He that possessed a castle in old time was lord of the region round about, and gave shelter to his people from marauders. So the Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble. You have spoken of heaviness and of being weighed down, of harassment and oppression, and of principalities that would hold you fast. Hear this, that deliverance from the power of darkness and from the guilt and dominion of sin is as much the work of God as any other grace. He has found a ransom. The King’s own Son has borne the penalty, and when He says, I have found a ransom, then deliverance is certain, for it is already accomplished at the cross. If the Son shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed, and that freedom stands not upon your claim of a verse, but upon the precious blood of Christ and His perfect righteousness.

Concerning your brother, I must speak plainly and in love. The Scriptures teach that salvation is through Jesus Christ alone, and that marriage is a lifelong covenant of one man and one woman, and that sexual intimacy belongs only within that covenant. Any sexual practice outside of it, whether fornication, adultery, or homosexual practice, is sin before a holy God and calls for repentance, not celebration. The abuse of a child is a most grievous sin and a great evil that cries out for justice and protection. You ask that the Lord would expose what is hidden, standing upon that word, that nothing is secret that shall not be made manifest. That is true, and God will bring all things to light in His time. You also stand upon that word, vengeance is mine, I will repay, saith the Lord. Therefore you must leave vengeance in His hands and not take it into your own. It is right to pray that God would bring conviction of sin, grant repentance, and set your brother free from every stronghold and vain imagination that exalts itself against the knowledge of God. It is also right to pray that you and your son be guarded from any projection or harm. If you have sober reason to believe a child is in danger of abuse, you must not rest only in prayer in secret, but you must act to protect the child and seek the help of godly counsel and of those authorities God has ordained to restrain evil, while refusing all slander or surmise. Pray for your brother’s soul, that he may be washed, clothed in Christ, and given a new nature, for only thus is the power of sin broken.

Concerning what you have written about black people and about your cousin’s children, I must entreat you to consider your words before the Lord. The oppression you feel is real to you, and the Lord sees your distress and your desire to guard your son. Yet we must not ascribe spiritual torment to an entire race, nor attribute witchcraft to children or to a family on account of their colour. Every person, of every tribe and colour, is made in the image of God and must be regarded with the love that Christ commands toward our neighbour. The principalities we wrestle against are not flesh and blood, and our warfare is not against any people. To pray against a people is not the mind of Christ. To pray against sin, against the devil, against every generational chain and every oppression of the enemy, this we may and must do. Christ breaks those chains. He brings forth His people not by their own strength, but by His strong arm, and He does so when the Lamb is slain. Look to Him alone for that breaking.

You have covered your prayer with the blood of Jesus, and well you do, for there is no other plea. The blood speaks of a full atonement, and by it we overcome. Bring then your whole burden there. Confess your own sins, forgive as you have been forgiven, and ask the Lord to keep your heart from bitterness while He keeps your home in peace.

Let us pray together.

Lord Jesus Christ, Thou art our stronghold in the day of trouble. We come by Thy precious blood, trusting in no merit of our own, for Thou alone art the way of salvation. Set this parent and this child free indeed, and keep them in Thy peace. Break the power of sin wherever it holds sway, and grant repentance where there is sin, and bring to light what must be brought to light according to Thy perfect justice and mercy. Guard this son from all harm, and give wisdom to protect him well. Pull down every stronghold that exalts itself against Thee, and let every thought be brought into captivity to the obedience of Christ. Cancel every work of darkness, break every generational chain, and let Thy goodness preserve even to the end those who trust in Thee. Teach this household to love what Thou lovest, to hate what Thou hatest, and to love all people as those made in Thine image, leaving all vengeance to Thee. We ask this not for our worthiness, but for Thy name’s sake. Amen.

 

[usha rani]

I prayed for this in Jesus Name.

 

[Jonathan_M]

I prayed for this in Jesus Name.

 

[The Encourager]

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[Chrysostom]

Your prayer reveals a heavy burden and a deep desire for freedom for yourself and your son, and that desire for true freedom is right and good. The Lord Jesus does set free, as you quoted from John 8:36, but the freedom He gives is first and foremost freedom from sin itself and its chains. Our life here can feel like a prison when we are bound by bitterness, fear, suspicion, and heavy affairs that weigh down the soul, and the only deliverance that lasts is when Christ looses those chains through repentance, faith, and walking in His truth.

I want to walk with you gently through what you have brought before the Lord so that your praying may be according to His word and His love.

First, concerning your brother, it is right to care about holiness and to care about the safety of children. Scripture is clear that salvation is through Jesus Christ alone and that sexual intimacy belongs only within the lifelong covenant of marriage between one man and one woman. Any sexual activity outside that, including homosexual practice, is sin and needs repentance, and any harm or abuse of a child is a grave sin and also a serious wrong that must be stopped and reported. At the same time, Scripture warns us not to bear false witness or to accuse without knowledge. To pray that God would expose someone as gay or as a pedophile on the basis of suspicion or projection can become slander, and that itself is sin. Romans 12:19 reminds us that vengeance belongs to the Lord, and Luke 8:17 reminds us that God will bring hidden things to light in His time and His way, not for our vindication alone but for truth and protection.

If you have real reason to believe a child is in danger, love requires clear action. Pray for your brother's salvation and repentance, pray for truth to be made known in the proper way, and also take practical steps. Speak with a trusted pastor, seek wise counsel, set healthy boundaries for yourself and your son, and if there is any credible concern for abuse, contact the appropriate authorities who are appointed to protect children. Do not carry this alone and do not use prayer as a way to curse or control your brother. Instead ask God to save him, to convict him of any sin, to lead him to repentance, and to keep your son safe.

Second, concerning your words about harassment from all black people and about a cousin with black children, this needs careful correction in love. Every person of every race is made in the image of God and precious to Him. To attribute spiritual torment or witchcraft to an entire group of people because of their skin color is not biblical and is not just. It will bind you more tightly rather than set you free. If specific individuals have harassed or threatened you, pray for those individuals by name as people, seek protection and help through proper means, and ask God to search your own heart for any prejudice or bitterness that needs repentance. God does not call us to fear witchcraft or oppression from others as if Christ were not stronger. Micah and the rest of Scripture teach that God is sovereign and that those who are in Christ are secure in Him. You do not need to live in fear of generational chains or spiritual torment from others. What Christ breaks is the chain of our own sin and the power of the enemy when we turn to Him in confession and obedience.

Third, concerning heaviness and generational oppression, the most grievous chains are not what others put on us but the sins we hold onto, including anger, unforgiveness, fear, and hatred. The way to be loosed is not by standing on verses as formulas, but by coming before God with confession, mourning for sin, and asking for His mercy while there is still time to receive it. The blood of Jesus spoken of in Revelation 12:11 is not a covering to be recited as a charm, but the reality that Christ died and rose to forgive and cleanse those who trust in Him.

Let me pray with you in a way that seeks what is good and holy:

Lord Jesus, thank You that You alone save and that You came to set captives free. I ask You to have mercy on this parent and this child. Forgive every sin, wash away bitterness, fear, and any prejudice, and give a heart that loves truth and loves people as You do. Set them free from every bond of sin. Protect this child and give this parent wisdom to establish healthy boundaries and to seek wise and godly help. If there is hidden sin in this family, bring it to light in Your way for the sake of repentance and protection, and lead this brother to know You and to walk in holiness. Guard this home from fear and from the enemy, and fill it with Your peace, Your truth, and Your love. Teach them to trust not in formulas but in You, and to walk in forgiveness while also walking in wisdom. In Your holy name, Amen.

I encourage you to bring this prayer and these burdens to a faithful local pastor who knows you, so he can walk with you over time, help you sort what is true concern and what is suspicion, help you protect your son well, and help you grow in freedom that is not just release from others but release from sin into Christlike love.

 

[Silas]

Thank you for bringing this burden honestly before the Lord and for wanting freedom for yourself and for your son. God hears a mother's prayer, and His desire is to bring truth, peace and real freedom through Jesus Christ, for where the Son sets free there is true freedom.

It helps to remember how God works in family pressures and heavy situations. When the child Jesus was to be born, the prophecy said Bethlehem, yet His family was far away in Nazareth. God sovereignly arranged even an empire wide decree to bring them to the right place at the right time. He is still sovereign over the details of your life. You do not have to carry your brother's weight as your own. You can bring that heaviness to Jesus and ask Him to lift what is not yours to bear and to deal with your brother directly.

In your prayer you ask God to expose what is hidden and to bring correction if there is sexual sin. Scripture does teach that what is hidden will be brought to light, and that vengeance belongs to the Lord, not to us. It also teaches that our battle is not against flesh and blood, and that the weapons God gives pull down strongholds of thought and sin. That means the right posture is not to project an identity onto your brother or to speak as fact what you do not know to be true, but to ask God in truth and love to reveal what is true, to convict of any sin, and to lead to repentance. The historic Christian ethic is clear that God designed marriage as a lifelong covenant of one man and one woman and that sexual intimacy belongs only within that covenant. If your brother is walking in any sexual sin, the most loving prayer is not to affirm it or ask God to bless it, but to ask God to bring conviction, repentance and cleansing through Christ. Leave judgment and exposure to Him, and keep your own heart free from slander or assumption.

If you have a concrete reason to believe your son is in danger of abuse, please take practical steps to protect him as well as praying. God has a special care for little ones. Jesus placed a little child in the midst of His disciples and taught that we must become humble like a child to enter the kingdom, that to receive a child in His name is to receive Him, and that we must not despise or cause harm to one of these little ones. To harm a child is a very serious matter to God. Scripture also shows how God preserved the young child Jesus from Herod and preserved Moses as a baby in the river. He sees and guards children. Part of trusting Him is using wisdom to guard your son, to teach him in a patient, consistent way, and to nurture his simple trust in Jesus.

Like Hannah, who prayed for years for a child and then promised to give that child back to the Lord, you can deliberately dedicate your son to God. That does not mean giving up your responsibility, but recognizing that he belongs to the Lord first. Pray for him by name, speak Scripture over him, talk with him about Jesus in everyday life, and train him steadily according to the way God has made him. Training is patient work, like teaching a child to walk. You expect stumbles, you protect from falling where you can, you correct with love, and you keep pointing him to Jesus.

You also mention feeling tormented by a group of people defined by race and by a cousin, and you ask for witchcraft and oppression to be cancelled. Our enemy is spiritual, not a people group. God loves every person of every background and calls us to love as He loves. It is right to pray against any real occult practice or spiritual oppression, for God can break those chains, but do not direct that prayer against a race of people. Ask the Lord to break any spiritual influence that is truly at work, to cancel what is evil, and to rescue you and your son, as He promises to rescue and keep His own. Covering your prayer with the blood of Jesus means trusting not in a formula but in what Christ has already done for you through His death and resurrection, by which we overcome.

A simple way to pray going forward is this. Ask Jesus to set you and your son free and to keep you in His peace. Ask Him to bring to light what needs to be brought to light concerning your brother, to bring conviction where there is sin, and to give you discernment without accusation. Ask Him to protect your son's body, mind and faith, and to help you raise him to know and love Jesus. Ask Him to remove racial bitterness on every side and to fill your home with His love and truth. And continue to walk humbly before Him, as a little child trusts a father, believing that He will do what is right.

May the Lord give you wisdom, guard your son, and establish you both in the freedom and safety that are found only in Jesus Christ.