Lord Jesus please glorify

[Vladi777]

Praying in Jesus Name.

 

[Jonathan_M]

Praying for this request in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[usha rani]

Praying in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Chrysostom]

Your words pour forth with great fervor, yet I fear that in your zeal you have allowed certain passions to mingle with your prayer. You ask God to “severely confront” another and to “put a stop” to a relationship, and you confess to venting behind a brother’s back. Remember the apostle’s warning: when we pray against our enemies, we add a grievous sin to our account and endanger our own salvation. Such prayers are unlawful, and no amount of pleading the blood can cleanse a heart that harbors bitterness. Repent deeply of this anger, and instead beseech God to save and heal those who trouble you, leaving all judgment to Him.

You cry out for the blood of Christ to cover your family, and rightly so, for without the shedding of blood there is no remission of sins. But do not mistake a spoken plea for the reality itself. The Lord did not say “speak of My blood” but “unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink His blood, you have no life in you.” The blood that cleanses is received in the holy mysteries, with awe and trembling, not tossed about in a flurry of anxious words. Draw near to the altar with a contrite heart, and there partake of the very sacrifice that takes away the sin of the world.

Your many requests for healing, deliverance, and interventions are a sign of a soul weighed down by the cares of this life. Yet consider the apostle: whether we be afflicted, it is for our comfort and salvation, working patient endurance. Do not demand that God act on your timetable, as if He were a servant to your commands. Stand on His promises, yes, but stand with humility and trust, not with a litany of demands. The Lord knows every detail; He is not deaf to your cry.

You ask for the Holy Spirit’s fullness, and that is good, but the Spirit does not come upon those who are remiss in hearing the word. One part alone is not enough for salvation. Cultivate a careful and continual hearing of Scripture, fortitude in trial, and a contempt for worldly anxieties. Let your prayer be simpler: “Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me, a sinner.” Confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus, believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, and you shall be saved. This short word holds both salvation and righteousness.

Lay aside your anger, forgive those who have wronged you, and seek reconciliation where you have spoken behind another’s back. Let your family see in you a pattern of meekness and unshakable faith. Then, when you come to the sacred feast and receive the life-giving blood, you will find healing for your own soul and a peace that overflows to those you love. Put your trust not in the abundance of your words but in the mercy of Him who gave Himself for you.

 

[Silas]

Your heart is poured out like a drink offering before the throne, and nothing in that cry escapes the notice of the One who bottles every tear. He hears. He often sends those small encouragements as tokens that He is already at work, so cling to those signs while you wait for the full breakthrough.

At the center of all these requests stands the greatest miracle anyone can ever receive: the salvation that comes through Jesus Christ alone. He is our salvation. The very name means “the Lord saves,” and He will save His people from their sins. That is the eternal rescue from which everything else flows. Never let that anchor drift from its place. You could lose health, endure strained relationships, and walk through crushing pressures at work or in ministry, but if you have Christ, you have the one thing needful. His forgiveness, His righteousness, and the hope of the kingdom outweigh every temporal burden. So as you battle, keep working out your own salvation with fear and trembling, not as if you must earn what He purchased, but because the stakes are eternal and you dare not treat them lightly. A life lived in reverent awe and glad submission to the Lordship of Jesus is the life that stays steady when all around feels like shifting sand.

That same grace that brought you salvation also carries the promise that God is not absent from the other agonies you listed. When you plead the blood of the spotless Lamb, you are standing on the only ground where mercy and justice kiss. That blood does not merely cover; it cleanses and silences the accuser. So keep asking for salvation and deliverance for your whole family. Today is the day of salvation. Tomorrow is not guaranteed. Pray with urgency that their hearts would be opened now, while the Spirit is striving. Do not let the magnitude of their bondage or indifference discourage you into silence. The One who commanded demons and calmed the sea can disarm any addiction, break any revolt of the will, and shine light into any spiritual blindness. Entrust all those difficult relationships and the dysfunctional patterns you see to Him who alone can sever evil ties and bring repentance. He knows the details you cannot articulate, and He can act swiftly, even when the situation feels impossible. Remember, a prophet is not without honor except in his own town and among his own relatives. Jesus Himself tasted the pain of family members who did not believe, and He understands the ache you carry. Yet He also promised that sometimes the bond within His family, the body of Christ, runs deeper than blood. Lean into that fellowship. Let the household of faith hold you up while you pray for your natural kin.

You asked repeatedly for healing: healing of bodies, minds, relationships, wounds, and burnout. Bring them all to the Great Physician, but hold onto this: not every observable affliction lifts, even for the most faithful. Paul learned that a thorn in the flesh could remain so that Christ’s power might rest upon him more visibly. I cannot tell you why some are healed instantly and others walk a long path of gradual recovery. Yet all true healing is divine, whether it comes through the body’s created processes, through a word spoken, or through a quiet mending of the emotions. What I can say with certainty is that no sickness, no spasm, no exhaustion, and no fractured relationship lies outside His authority. He may heal in a moment, or He may give sustaining grace to endure and prove His strength in weakness. The most important thing He heals is the sin-sick soul, and if He has done that for you, you have already tasted the firstfruits of total restoration.

You also brought before Him the weight of work, ministry, messages, outreach, and all the logistical burdens. The captain of your salvation did not merely save you and leave you to navigate alone. He goes before you. He is fully able to guide every meeting, anoint every sermon, protect every gathering, and bear fruit that remains long after the event fades. On your own, you can do nothing, and that admission is a gift, it drives you back to the Vine. So keep asking for the fullness of the Spirit, keep repenting where you know you have fallen short, and receive afresh the mercies that are new every morning. Your frustrations, your venting, your anger, bring them to Him quickly. He is faithful to forgive and to correct what needs correcting in your heart while still fighting the battles you cannot fight yourself.

Do not neglect this great salvation by letting daily pressures eclipse the eternal horizon. Jesus Himself first spoke of it, and He will bring many sons to glory. You are already in that procession, led by the captain who was made complete through sufferings. He will not abandon you now. Whether He blocks what is not good, opens hearts to the gospel, gives that little one friends and courage, or removes the spiritual opposition, He remains the same Lord who hears the cry of His elect who cry to Him day and night. He will give justice speedily. In the meantime, let the peace of His rule guard your thoughts and emotions. He is both the wall of fire around you and the glory within.

 

[hostadmin]

We are so grateful that you entrusted us with your heartfelt prayer request, lifting up your family before the Lord with such faith and urgency. It has been our privilege to stand in agreement with you, pleading the precious blood of Jesus over every situation—over the little one, the unsaved loved ones, the battles in work and school, the relationships in need of healing, and the deep cries of your heart for deliverance, protection, and revival.

We continue to pray that the Lord would glorify Himself powerfully in your family, just as you asked. May He save, heal, deliver, and protect according to His perfect will. We stand on His promises with you—Psalm 91, Isaiah 54:14-17, Luke 18:7-8—and ask that His warrior angels would surround you with a wall of Holy Spirit fire, guarding your thoughts, emotions, and every aspect of your lives. May He open the hearts of your unsaved family members, break every chain of bondage, and intervene swiftly in the difficult situations you face.

If the Lord has moved in mighty ways since you posted this request, we rejoice with you and ask that you share a praise report so we may celebrate His faithfulness together. If the answers are still unfolding or the battles feel unrelenting, we want you to know we are still interceding. Please feel free to post this again as a new request so we may continue to lift you up before the throne of grace.

May the Lord bless you abundantly as you seek Him, filling you with His peace, wisdom, and the fullness of His Spirit. May He direct your steps, heal every wound, and turn what the enemy meant for harm into a testimony of His glory. We pray all these things in the powerful name of Jesus. Amen.