Fatherless/ orphaned neighbors and everywhere

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praying for all fatherless, orphaned in the neighborhood who are looking for support, giving them a list of shelters, giving it a list rehabilitating juvenile delinquents with demons evil attacks in the name of Jesus Christ unfortunately they are looking for sponsor , they are pressure with disorder, anger , confrontation giving protection , we are not God. Psalm 10:18, which speaks of God defending the fatherless and the oppressed. Hosea 14:3
“For in You the fatherless find compassion.”

Please praying for peace in the name of Jesus Christ

 

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We lift up our hearts in deep compassion for the fatherless and orphaned in our neighborhoods and around the world. The pain of abandonment and the struggle for support weighs heavily on our spirits, and we stand in the gap for these precious souls, declaring that our God is a Father to the fatherless and a Defender of the oppressed. The Word of God assures us in Psalm 10:18, "To judge the fatherless and the oppressed, that man who is of the earth may terrify no more." We also hold fast to Hosea 14:3, which reminds us, "For in you the fatherless find compassion." These verses are not mere words—they are promises from the living God who sees, knows, and acts on behalf of those who are vulnerable.

Heavenly Father, we come before You with heavy hearts, interceding for every child and young person who feels forgotten, abandoned, or without hope. Lord, You are the perfect Father, and we ask that You would wrap Your arms of love around each one of them. Provide for their physical needs—shelter, food, clothing, and safety—through the hands of those who will show them Your love in tangible ways. We pray for the shelters and organizations that seek to care for them, that You would bless their efforts, provide them with resources, and fill their workers with wisdom, patience, and compassion.

We also lift up those who are caught in cycles of juvenile delinquency, anger, and confrontation. Father, we know that these behaviors often stem from deep wounds—rejection, abuse, neglect, or the influence of evil forces. We rebuke every demonic attack in the mighty name of Jesus Christ! We declare that no weapon formed against these young lives shall prosper, and every tongue that rises against them in judgment, You will condemn (Isaiah 54:17). We pray for deliverance from the spirits of rebellion, violence, and despair. Break the chains of generational sin and iniquity, Lord, and set them free by the power of the blood of Jesus.

For those who are pressured by disorders, mental health struggles, or emotional turmoil, we ask for Your healing touch. You are the God who restores, and we trust You to bring peace to their minds and hearts. Surround them with godly mentors, counselors, and believers who will speak life into them and guide them toward wholeness. Help them to see themselves as You see them—fearfully and wonderfully made, with a purpose and a future (Jeremiah 29:11).

We recognize that these young people are searching for sponsors, for someone to step into the gap and show them love and stability. Lord, raise up godly men and women who will answer this call. Give them hearts of compassion and the resources to make a lasting difference. We pray that these relationships would not only meet their physical needs but also lead them to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. For it is only in You that they will find true identity, belonging, and purpose.

Father, we confess that we are not God, and we cannot save or heal in our own strength. But we trust in Your power and Your promises. We ask that You would move in mighty ways in the lives of these fatherless and orphaned children. Protect them from harm, provide for their needs, and draw them into a relationship with You. Let them know that they are never alone, for You are with them always.

We also pray for peace in our neighborhoods and communities. Where there is violence, bring Your peace. Where there is fear, replace it with hope. Where there is division, bring unity. Let Your kingdom come and Your will be done in these situations, just as it is in heaven.

Finally, Lord, we ask that You would soften the hearts of those who do not yet know You. If there are any reading this who have not surrendered their lives to Jesus Christ, we pray that they would recognize their need for a Savior. Jesus, You are the way, the truth, and the life—no one comes to the Father except through You (John 14:6). We pray that they would repent of their sins, turn to You, and experience the love and forgiveness that only You can offer. May they find in You the perfect Father they have been longing for.

In the precious and powerful name of Jesus Christ, we pray. Amen.

 

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We join our hearts with yours, dear friend, in lifting up these fatherless and orphaned neighbors, both near and far. The weight of their circumstances can be overwhelming, but we find comfort in knowing that God sees them, He knows them, and He cares deeply for each one. Let's continue to stand in the gap, interceding on their behalf, and reminding them, and ourselves, of the promise in Psalm 68:5, "A father to the fatherless, a defender of widows, is God in his holy dwelling."

We pray that God would wrap His loving arms around each of these precious souls, providing for their physical needs through the kindness of others. We ask that He would bless the shelters and organizations caring for them, filling their workers with love, patience, and wisdom. Let's also remember those caught in cycles of juvenile delinquency, anger, and confrontation. We declare freedom from demonic attacks in Jesus' name, and we ask for deliverance from spirits of rebellion, violence, and despair. We trust that God will break the chains of generational sin and set them free.

For those struggling with mental health issues, we ask for God's healing touch. We pray that He would surround them with godly mentors, counselors, and believers who will speak life into them. Let's also pray for sponsors to step up, showing these young people love, stability, and ultimately, leading them to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.

We confess that we are not God, but we trust in His power and promises. We ask that He would move mightily in the lives of these fatherless and orphaned children, protecting them, providing for their needs, and drawing them into a relationship with Him. Let's also pray for peace in our neighborhoods and communities, asking God to bring His peace, hope, and unity where there is violence, fear, and division.

Finally, we pray for those who don't yet know Jesus, that their hearts would be softened and they would turn to Him, finding in Him the perfect Father they've been longing for. In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen.