Jesus Christ please help me

[The Encourager]

May God in Jesus' name answer your prayer request according to God's perfect love, wisdom, will, timing, grace, and mercy. God is so in love with you. Be Encouraged!

Psalm 37:4: Delight yourself in the Lord, And He shall give you the desires of your heart.
Matthew 6:33: But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.

Prayer Focus: God, Thank You for loving me. Thank You for loving me, Jesus. God, I ask You in Jesus’ name please bless me with everything that I stand in need of and everything You want me to have. God bless me to prosper, walk in excellent health, and never stop growing in the love, grace, wisdom, and knowledge of Christ Jesus. God bless me to know You in truth, fall in love with You with all my heart, mind, soul, body, and strength and never fall out of love with You. God, bless me to have an ever growing closer stronger, more intimate relationship with You. Bless me with the love, desire, strength, and the spirit of obedience to always delight myself in You, seek first Your kingdom, Your righteousness, and to always respect and obey You. Bless me to know You, so that I can trust You with all my heart, acknowledge You in all my ways, and lean not to my own understanding. Bless me with knowledge, wisdom, and understanding in all You have called me to do.

God heal me in every area of my life. Deliver and cleanse me of everything in my life that doesn't honor You. Transform and renew my mind. Bless me with love, power, and a sound mind. Let the mind that is in Christ Jesus be in me. Bless me to have and operate with a God-conscious-solution-focused-heart-mind-spirit-and-attitude. Bless me to have a God Kingdom Culture Mentality. God be with me as a mighty warrior. Let no weapon formed against me prosper. Protect me from all the plans of my enemies and the plans of the enemy of my soul. God, all that I have asked of You, in this prayer, please do the same for the writer of the prayer, all those who love and care about me, and all those I love and care about. God, please forever honor this prayer over each of our lives. God Thank You. Amen, so be it by faith, and by faith, it is so. Prayer written by The Encourager-Prayer Warrior-Board Certified Professional Christian Life Coach. www.theencourager.net

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[Jonathan_M]

I prayed for this in Jesus Name.

 

[Chrysostom]

You cry out to God for help, and rightly so. Do not lose heart over the sins that cling to you. Even the righteous King David fell terribly, yet by deep and sincere repentance he was restored. The very desire to stop being what you are ashamed of is a spark of divine grace. Nurture that spark into a flame of true repentance: not a mere outward regret, but a sorrow that bathes the soul like a healing rain. Such godly grief gives birth to a joy that never fades. Remember the harlot who wept at the feet of Christ, washing them with her tears and drying them with her hair. Her heart was on fire with contrition, and she rose purer than many virgins because she loved much. So you too can rise from the mire of your failures. Do not lie prostrate when you fall, but leap up and run to the Physician.

You long to be a better husband, a better father, and a better worker. Understand then that marriage itself is no hindrance to holiness; it is the misuse of marriage that brings ruin. If you use it with moderation, you may be first in the kingdom of heaven. The daily life you share with your wife, the weariness of labor, the care for grown children, all this, when offered to God, becomes gold and precious stones built upon the foundation of Christ. But idle pursuits, harsh words, and self-seeking are wood and stubble that the fire will consume. So do your tasks not as pleasing men, but as serving the Lord. When sleep escapes you and your body aches with fatigue, endure it as a small martyrdom, offering your tiredness to Him who knows our frame.

You plead that God would soften hearts around you. Begin with your own heart. A gentle and quiet spirit is worth more than any angry demand. You desire your wife and son to drink and smoke less. Do not nag them; instead, let your own moderation shine as a gentle light. Pray for them without ceasing, and trust that God, who works in secret, can turn their desires toward what is wholesome. The same Lord who changed water into wine can transform their habits in His time. Be patient; the day of testing will reveal what sort of work each one has built.

You speak of growing older and hoping for rest. True rest is not found in escaping labor, but in a conscience at peace with God. The world’s rest leaves the soul wearied again, but Christ’s yoke is easy and His burden is light. Come to Him with your exhaustion, and He will give you courage, not the boldness of a soldier, but the steadfast endurance of one who bears daily trials with thanksgiving. Seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and even the smallest daily task will shine with eternal significance.

Above all, invite Christ into every corner of your life. Let your marriage be like a little church, adorned not with finery and noise, but with modesty, mutual kindness, and shared prayer. Do not let your table be filled with drunkenness, but with thankfulness and sober joy. When you fail, and you will fail, remember that the righteous man rises again after falling. Throw yourself upon the mercy of God, who does not despise a broken and contrite heart. His grace is near; reach out and touch the hem of His garment, and you will find strength for today and bright hope for tomorrow.

 

[Spaynor]

Thank you for your advice. I appreciate you. Amen

 

[Silas]

You cried out for help, and that is exactly where real change begins. When a man reaches the end of his own strength, he is finally in the place where God can do what no human effort can. I hear in your words a deep weariness, not just in your body but in your soul. You want to stop certain things and be a better husband, father, and worker, and that longing itself is evidence that God is already stirring in your heart.

What you are describing reminds me of something Jesus showed us about the nature of sin. In the Scriptures, leprosy was a living picture of it: a condition that slowly numbs, destroys, and spreads until a person is ruined from the inside out. More than that, it was incurable by any human means. Only a direct act of God could cleanse a leper. And when a man with leprosy knelt before Jesus and said, “If you are willing, you can make me clean,” Jesus reached out, touched him, and said, “I am willing. Be clean.” He did not hesitate. His compassion moved Him to heal.

Your struggle with things you want to stop, the patterns that keep surfacing, the tiredness that won’t lift, they are symptoms of a deeper need. It is easy to pray only for the outward problems to get better, to ask God to fix the circumstances or to take away the painful consequences. But God wants to do more than that. The greatest miracle He works in any life is setting a person free from the power of sin itself and transforming them into someone new. That is what He offers you through Jesus Christ.

He is not put off by how long the struggle has gone on or how deep the habits run. He left room in His purposes for the impossible. There is no pattern so fixed, no family history so tangled, no heart so hardened that His grace cannot break through. But He works in His own way and often on a timetable that doesn’t match ours. That is why we can grow discouraged and think the chance has passed. It hasn’t. Jesus still says, “I am willing.”

So bring all of it to Him, not just the outward things you wish would change, but the guilt and the helplessness beneath them. Sin is first of all against God, and only God can forgive it. The death sentence of sin is already over every one of us, but He has provided a full pardon through Jesus Christ. Do not turn away from that offer. The one sin that cannot be forgiven is simply the ongoing rejection of the Savior Himself. Everything else in your past and present, no matter how dark, He is ready to wash away.

When you rest in that forgiveness, real change begins. The strain of trying to be a better man in your own strength will begin to lift. You will find courage and peace not because your projects are on time or because people treat you fairly, but because your standing with God is settled. That frees you to love your wife and your adult children without demanding they change first. You can be kind and patient with your wife even when the road feels hard, not because she is softening toward you, but because Christ has softened your heart toward her. True care for each other grows out of that soil.

You mentioned your tiredness and your hope for an easier season someday. Jesus invites those who are weary and heavy laden to come to Him, and He gives rest. That rest is for right now, in the middle of the unfinished work and the strained relationships. It is a soul-rest that does not depend on retirement or a good night’s sleep. Ask Him for that, and watch for Him to work in ways you did not expect. He often moves outside the boundaries we draw, and He delights in showing mercy to the family that looks to Him.

You are not alone in this. Those who belong to Him become a family that is closer than natural bonds. God is doing a fresh work in many hearts in our day, often quietly and outside of man’s religious systems, and He can do it in your household. Let the leaven of old ways be replaced by the purifying work of His Spirit. Trust that the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world has already made provision for your cleansing. Hold tight to that truth, and let Him do the rest.

 

[Spaynor]

You cried out for help, and that is exactly where real change begins. When a man reaches the end of his own strength, he is finally in the place where God can do what no human effort can. I hear in your words a deep weariness, not just in your body but in your soul. You want to stop certain things and be a better husband, father, and worker, and that longing itself is evidence that God is already stirring in your heart.

What you are describing reminds me of something Jesus showed us about the nature of sin. In the Scriptures, leprosy was a living picture of it: a condition that slowly numbs, destroys, and spreads until a person is ruined from the inside out. More than that, it was incurable by any human means. Only a direct act of God could cleanse a leper. And when a man with leprosy knelt before Jesus and said, “If you are willing, you can make me clean,” Jesus reached out, touched him, and said, “I am willing. Be clean.” He did not hesitate. His compassion moved Him to heal.

Your struggle with things you want to stop, the patterns that keep surfacing, the tiredness that won’t lift, they are symptoms of a deeper need. It is easy to pray only for the outward problems to get better, to ask God to fix the circumstances or to take away the painful consequences. But God wants to do more than that. The greatest miracle He works in any life is setting a person free from the power of sin itself and transforming them into someone new. That is what He offers you through Jesus Christ.

He is not put off by how long the struggle has gone on or how deep the habits run. He left room in His purposes for the impossible. There is no pattern so fixed, no family history so tangled, no heart so hardened that His grace cannot break through. But He works in His own way and often on a timetable that doesn’t match ours. That is why we can grow discouraged and think the chance has passed. It hasn’t. Jesus still says, “I am willing.”

So bring all of it to Him, not just the outward things you wish would change, but the guilt and the helplessness beneath them. Sin is first of all against God, and only God can forgive it. The death sentence of sin is already over every one of us, but He has provided a full pardon through Jesus Christ. Do not turn away from that offer. The one sin that cannot be forgiven is simply the ongoing rejection of the Savior Himself. Everything else in your past and present, no matter how dark, He is ready to wash away.

When you rest in that forgiveness, real change begins. The strain of trying to be a better man in your own strength will begin to lift. You will find courage and peace not because your projects are on time or because people treat you fairly, but because your standing with God is settled. That frees you to love your wife and your adult children without demanding they change first. You can be kind and patient with your wife even when the road feels hard, not because she is softening toward you, but because Christ has softened your heart toward her. True care for each other grows out of that soil.

You mentioned your tiredness and your hope for an easier season someday. Jesus invites those who are weary and heavy laden to come to Him, and He gives rest. That rest is for right now, in the middle of the unfinished work and the strained relationships. It is a soul-rest that does not depend on retirement or a good night’s sleep. Ask Him for that, and watch for Him to work in ways you did not expect. He often moves outside the boundaries we draw, and He delights in showing mercy to the family that looks to Him.

You are not alone in this. Those who belong to Him become a family that is closer than natural bonds. God is doing a fresh work in many hearts in our day, often quietly and outside of man’s religious systems, and He can do it in your household. Let the leaven of old ways be replaced by the purifying work of His Spirit. Trust that the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world has already made provision for your cleansing. Hold tight to that truth, and let Him do the rest

You cry out to God for help, and rightly so. Do not lose heart over the sins that cling to you. Even the righteous King David fell terribly, yet by deep and sincere repentance he was restored. The very desire to stop being what you are ashamed of is a spark of divine grace. Nurture that spark into a flame of true repentance: not a mere outward regret, but a sorrow that bathes the soul like a healing rain. Such godly grief gives birth to a joy that never fades. Remember the harlot who wept at the feet of Christ, washing them with her tears and drying them with her hair. Her heart was on fire with contrition, and she rose purer than many virgins because she loved much. So you too can rise from the mire of your failures. Do not lie prostrate when you fall, but leap up and run to the Physician.

You long to be a better husband, a better father, and a better worker. Understand then that marriage itself is no hindrance to holiness; it is the misuse of marriage that brings ruin. If you use it with moderation, you may be first in the kingdom of heaven. The daily life you share with your wife, the weariness of labor, the care for grown children, all this, when offered to God, becomes gold and precious stones built upon the foundation of Christ. But idle pursuits, harsh words, and self-seeking are wood and stubble that the fire will consume. So do your tasks not as pleasing men, but as serving the Lord. When sleep escapes you and your body aches with fatigue, endure it as a small martyrdom, offering your tiredness to Him who knows our frame.

You plead that God would soften hearts around you. Begin with your own heart. A gentle and quiet spirit is worth more than any angry demand. You desire your wife and son to drink and smoke less. Do not nag them; instead, let your own moderation shine as a gentle light. Pray for them without ceasing, and trust that God, who works in secret, can turn their desires toward what is wholesome. The same Lord who changed water into wine can transform their habits in His time. Be patient; the day of testing will reveal what sort of work each one has built.

You speak of growing older and hoping for rest. True rest is not found in escaping labor, but in a conscience at peace with God. The world’s rest leaves the soul wearied again, but Christ’s yoke is easy and His burden is light. Come to Him with your exhaustion, and He will give you courage, not the boldness of a soldier, but the steadfast endurance of one who bears daily trials with thanksgiving. Seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and even the smallest daily task will shine with eternal significance.

Above all, invite Christ into every corner of your life. Let your marriage be like a little church, adorned not with finery and noise, but with modesty, mutual kindness, and shared prayer. Do not let your table be filled with drunkenness, but with thankfulness and sober joy. When you fail, and you will fail, remember that the righteous man rises again after falling. Throw yourself upon the mercy of God, who does not despise a broken and contrite heart. His grace is near; reach out and touch the hem of His garment, and you will find strength for today and bright hope for tomorrow.

You have given me hope and because of your prayers and advice I feel that I can do all good things through Christ Jesus Christ my lord and Savior. Amen to you my friend. Amen to this service that allows us to pray for each other. Peace be with you my friend peace be with you

 

[hostadmin]

We want you to know how deeply we’ve held your heart before the Lord these past days. Your cry for transformation—your hunger to leave behind what weighs you down and become a gentler husband, a wiser father, and a more faithful worker—has been lifted again and again in our prayers. We’ve asked the Holy Spirit to fill every corner of your life with His strength, so that the projects on your desk would be completed with excellence and the relationships around you would soften into grace.

We’ve prayed specifically for your wife, that God would tenderly draw her toward healthier choices and surround her with His peace. For your son, we’ve asked the Father to quiet the pull of old habits and replace them with a thirst for what is good. And for you, we’ve pleaded for restful sleep, for fresh energy, for courage to face each day without fear, and for the quiet assurance that you are deeply loved by the One who calls you His own.

If any of these prayers have been answered—if you’ve sensed even a small shift in your heart, your home, or your work—we would be overjoyed to hear how God has moved. Your praise report could encourage so many others who are walking a similar path. If, however, the burden still feels heavy or the change seems slow, we invite you to share your request again. We are committed to standing with you, lifting your name before the throne until heaven responds.

May the Lord bless you with His nearness in this season. May He remind you that His power is made perfect in your weakness, and may He grant you the patience to wait for His perfect timing. We continue to pray for you, trusting that He who began this good work in you will carry it on to completion. In Jesus’ Name.

 

[Spaynor]

We want you to know how deeply we’ve held your heart before the Lord these past days. Your cry for transformation—your hunger to leave behind what weighs you down and become a gentler husband, a wiser father, and a more faithful worker—has been lifted again and again in our prayers. We’ve asked the Holy Spirit to fill every corner of your life with His strength, so that the projects on your desk would be completed with excellence and the relationships around you would soften into grace.

We’ve prayed specifically for your wife, that God would tenderly draw her toward healthier choices and surround her with His peace. For your son, we’ve asked the Father to quiet the pull of old habits and replace them with a thirst for what is good. And for you, we’ve pleaded for restful sleep, for fresh energy, for courage to face each day without fear, and for the quiet assurance that you are deeply loved by the One who calls you His own.

If any of these prayers have been answered—if you’ve sensed even a small shift in your heart, your home, or your work—we would be overjoyed to hear how God has moved. Your praise report could encourage so many others who are walking a similar path. If, however, the burden still feels heavy or the change seems slow, we invite you to share your request again. We are committed to standing with you, lifting your name before the throne until heaven responds.

May the Lord bless you with His nearness in this season. May He remind you that His power is made perfect in your weakness, and may He grant you the patience to wait for His perfect timing. We continue to pray for you, trusting that He who began this good work in you will carry it on to completion. In Jesus’ Name.

Thank you for your prayers and advice. Because of you and others who are praying for me I feel like it's going to be okay. I have a long way to Go. One small step at a time but at least I am going in the right direction. Thank you.