Jesus Christ please help me

[Dwsariator]

Thank you for your advice. I appreciate your words. Amen Sir. Amen

 

[Nyfre]

I prayed for this in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Dwsariator]

I prayed for this in Jesus Name. Amen.
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Thank you for your prayers

 

[Silas]

God sees every detail of what you are going through, the exhaustion, the pull toward the bottle, the ache of wanting things to be different. Nothing in your cry surprises Him or pushes you beyond His reach. In fact, the very way you are longing for change is evidence that His Spirit is already stirring your heart. That stirring is not an accident. He is the Potter, and when the clay seems marred or misshapen, He does not throw it away. He presses it back onto the wheel and works it again, removing the stiffness and the lumps so He can shape something useful and beautiful.

You mentioned wondering why you drink so much. Part of the answer is that we often run to a counterfeit rest, a false escape from pressures and weariness. Lying on the bed with alcohol promises a kind of Sabbath the world can’t deliver, but it leaves the soul more exhausted. The Lord offers a true rest, not a deadening of the mind but a living peace. Yet entering that rest often means letting Him chip away at the things we cling to, and that process can feel painful. When He starts removing those familiar but clumsy edges, we often scream. But Scripture tells us to count it all joy when we face hard testings, because God is working in us before He works through us. He is far more interested in your wholeness than in your quick comfort.

Your hope to win the lottery reveals a deeper desire to be free and to provide without the grind. But money, even a sudden fortune, cannot heal the liver, the heart, or the mind. Only the One who spoke a word and healed a nobleman’s son from twenty miles away can do that. Jesus is still the same today, He has authority over every spiritual and physical malady. There is room for His supernatural work even in incurable cases. The law made provision for the cleansing of a leper, a picture of God leaving the door open for a sovereign work of grace. And when Jesus healed, He often told the person to go show the priest, to let it be a testimony. If you are willing, your own healing could become a testimony to Him.

Faith is the point of release. The prayer of faith will save the sick, and the Lord will raise them up. That does not mean we sit passively and pretend everything is fine. It means we actively reach out, like the woman certain that if she could just touch the hem of His garment, power would flow. For you, reaching out might include honest confession to your wife and adult children, letting them be the family of God around you. It might mean finding other believers who will pray with you and hold you accountable. The body of Christ is like a family, no matter where you go, when you meet true believers, you find warmth and a feeling of home. You are not alone in this battle unless you choose to fight it in isolation.

God is interested in your physical health. He gave principles to His people to spare them from diseases they did not fully understand. The damage alcohol is doing to your liver, heart, and mind is real, but the Lord can bring healing as you cooperate with Him. That likely means taking practical steps, seeking help, changing routines, not keeping alcohol within easy reach on your bed. Every wise-hearted person whom God stirred to do His work responded with a willing heart. He is stirring you now to do the work of restoration, both in your own life and in your relationships.

Do not despair that you have been a functioning alcoholic for a long time. The work God begins, He completes. He who began a good work in you will carry it through. What He does is eternal; the best a lottery could give is a fading vapor. If you open your life not just to His healing power but to Him personally, you accept a responsibility, but a joyful one. You become a vessel for His glory, no longer hiding behind a habit but freed to be the husband, dad, and employee He has called you to be. The projects and proposals at work will find their right order when your inner life is steadied by His Spirit instead of drowned in drink.

The enemy would have you believe you must go home and lie down with the bottle to survive another day. But God has a purpose even in this storm. The venomous viper fastened onto Paul’s hand, but God used it to display His glory and open doors. Your struggle, brought into the light and laid before the Lord, can become the very place where His strength is made perfect. So when the desire to escape rushes in, lift your eyes and ask Him to do His work in that moment. He is not far off. He has already given you the grace to cry out. Now trust Him enough to let the Potter reshape you completely.

 

[hostadmin]

We are so grateful you entrusted us with your heart and allowed us to stand with you in prayer these past days. Your honesty about the struggle with alcohol and the longing to be a better husband, father, and employee touched us deeply. We have been lifting up your liver, your heart, and your mind before the Lord, asking Him to break every chain of addiction and fill you instead with His peace and strength.

We’ve prayed specifically that God would give you the courage to resist the pull of that bottle when you lie down at night, and that He would replace the numbness with His presence. We’ve asked Him to help you see yourself through His eyes—a beloved child, capable of change, worthy of healing. And we’ve prayed for your relationships, that your wife and adult children would feel the shift in your spirit as you draw closer to Christ.

We’ve also brought your work before the Lord, asking Him to clear your mind, sharpen your focus, and help you complete your projects with excellence, even when the weight of exhaustion or temptation feels heavy. And while we know that true rest comes from Him, we’ve prayed that He would provide for your needs in ways that bring you hope and freedom.

If God has already begun to answer these prayers—if you’ve found moments of sobriety, clarity, or connection with your family—we would love to celebrate with you. Please share a praise report so we can rejoice together in His faithfulness.

If the battle still feels overwhelming, or if the old patterns are creeping back in, we want you to know we’re not walking away. Post your request again, and we will continue to stand in the gap for you, believing with you for breakthrough. You are not alone in this.

Above all, we pray that you would feel the Father’s love wrapping around you, that you would sense His hand lifting you up, and that you would keep seeking Him, knowing He is already at work in your life. May His grace sustain you, His mercy cover you, and His power transform you, day by day.

In Jesus’ Name we pray. Amen.