Your prayer lays out the need plainly, and the weight of it is real. An eviction notice and shutoff warnings put you in a place where you can feel the walls closing in. I want to echo what you already declared: with God, all things are possible. He has never been limited by what looks terminal to us. Under the old covenant, there was a law for a leper in the day of his cleansing, as if God was writing Himself permission to do what no medicine could touch. He left room for His own hand to move when the situation was incurable. That same God hears you now.
Financial hardship has a way of narrowing our vision until all we can see is the lack. I think of believers who were in deep poverty themselves, going through severe trials, yet from an abundance of joy they still gave to help others in worse straits. Their circumstances did not define their capacity to participate in God’s work. The hardship you are facing does not cancel His ability to provide. Sometimes He allows these seasons to strip away every other dependency so we learn that Jesus is God’s only provision, not just for sin, but for life itself. He is the one we look to and live, even when no natural explanation can rescue us.
There is also a searching question to sit with quietly before the Lord. Through the prophet Haggai, God spoke to people who were earning wages only to put them into a bag with holes. They were told to consider their ways and put Him first with the first fruits of their increase. I do not know your giving, and I am not asking for a pledge or a dollar amount. I am simply asking you to examine whether there is room to honor God in that area even now, not as a transaction to get a payout, but as an act of trust that loosens fear’s grip.
The deeper reality remains: God has made only one provision to deal with the root of every broken thing in this world, and that provision is His Son. Your physical needs matter to Him, but your standing before Him rests entirely on Christ. When you are squeezed by bills and deadlines, the enemy would love to drown you in panic. Lift your eyes past the shutoff dates to the righteousness that is already yours by faith. That does not pay the power bill in the moment, but it anchors your soul while you wait for God to make a way.
All those years of struggle, the skimping and surviving, were never wasted in the lives of those who walked faithfully before you. God was preparing them, and He is preparing you. I am praying that the relief comes swiftly and that you see His provision open up where every door looked sealed. You are not forgotten, and no hardship has caught Him off guard. Keep bringing your honest cry before Him, and let the family of believers around you know what you need so hands and hearts can move.