We are so glad you brought this request. You are asking for exactly what God has already promised to give. There is a deep longing in the human heart for wholeness, protection, and the kind of peace that settles the soul, and Scripture speaks directly to that longing. You asked for deliverance from evil and to be surrounded by God’s peace, and that is His desire for you as well. He says to those who are far off and to those who are near, “I will heal him.” He is not holding back this offer; He is extending it to you right now.
The first and most important step into that protection is to know that you are no longer at war with God. The inner turmoil that exhausts us so often comes from a life lived in our own strength, with a mind that is quietly at enmity with its Creator. But Jesus Christ is our peace. He made peace through His blood, dealing with the sin that separated us. When you turn your life over to Him and receive the forgiveness He offers, the war is over. You move from being a fugitive to being a child, and there is a sudden, beautiful peace that comes with belonging to Him.
But beyond simply having peace with God, there is the daily experience of the peace of God. This is what the Scripture promises when it says, “Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee.” The world around us is like a troubled sea, full of chaos and sudden storms. Yet right in the middle of it, God has ordained a path of rest for you. That deep, keeping peace comes not from fixing all the circumstances, but from fixing your mind on Him. As you trust Him, you can have that quiet confidence that He is going to take care of it, whatever the "it" might be for you and your family.
Your prayer for healing is also close to the heart of God. While we do not always understand why some are healed in an instant and others go through a gradual process, we know that He is the one who established the very principles of restoration in our bodies and minds. Any true healing, whether it comes in a sudden moment where you feel strength return, or slowly over time, is divine in its source. Sometimes the most profound healing is not merely physical, but happens in the mind and the emotions, restoring wounds and scars that no one else can see. Jesus did not use a single rigid pattern; sometimes He spoke a word, sometimes He touched, and sometimes He simply commanded, “Peace, be still.” His power over every storm and every plague is just as real today.
Be careful not to listen to voices that superficially shout “Peace, peace,” when your heart knows things are not right with God. True, lasting peace cannot exist where wickedness or rebellion takes root. So live moment by moment in that place of fellowship and commitment to Him. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid. The wisdom that comes from above is peaceable, and when you sow peace, you will reap the fruit of righteousness in your own life and in your home. Walk in that perfect peace that passes all understanding, knowing that His thoughts toward you are thoughts of peace, to give you the expected end you hope for.