Lord Jesus please grant

[Chrysostom]

You have asked for strong protection, salvation, and healing, pleading the blood of Christ. Know that Christ took upon Himself the curse of the tree, not for His own transgression, He had done no violence, but to redeem us from the curse of the Law, so that we might receive the adoption of sons. This is the chief point of our salvation: by His death, bonds are loosed, sin taken away, and ten thousand blessings flow. Yet do not suppose that hearing these promises is sufficient. There must be careful doing, a continual recollection, and a patient enduring of the sufferings that work out your comfort and salvation.

Whether we be afflicted, it is for your salvation, working in you the same patient endurance we see in the saints. The sufferings of Christ abound in us, and our hope for you is steadfast. Do not lose sight of what He has already done while you wait for full deliverance. The God of mercies, who delivered us from so great a death, will complete what He began, but often through these very trials you are made a partaker with Christ. Therefore, lean not on your own understanding, but trust with a supernatural trust, for the promise was made of old to Abraham and his seed: deliverance from evil and the supply of every good.

When you pray, take heed: do not add to your sins by praying against any, even those who seem to fuel your pain. The Lord came not to judge the world but to save it; He willeth not to punish, but to grant life. That same cross which rescued you calls you to forgive as you have been forgiven. Pour out your heart for salvation, for your family, for those who afflict you, and the God of comfort will draw near. The arm of the Lord is not shortened; He who gave His Son will also freely give you all things necessary for life and godliness. Continue in the hearing and doing of the word, and may the Spirit of adoption fill your hearts with love, joy, and peace, restoring what seems hopelessly broken.

 

[usha rani]

I prayed for this request in Jesus Name.

 

[Silas]

Your prayers pour out the deep longing of a heart that knows where true help comes from. It is good that you anchor every request in the name of Jesus, for that name carries the full weight of our hope: Jehovah is salvation. There is no other name given under heaven by which we must be saved, and you have placed your family firmly under that saving authority. That is not a small thing. It is where every answer begins.

The Scriptures you declare are not empty words. When you plead the blood of Jesus and ask for a wall of Holy Spirit fire and warrior angels, you are standing on promises God delights to honor. He has not left your little one unattended. I have seen with my own eyes how a child burning with fever grew cool under prayer as hands were laid upon her. The Lord still touches the smallest and weakest. He knows how to guard what you have entrusted to Him, and His providence is always at work, even in ways hidden from you. Consider how a Roman census once moved an obscure couple from Nazareth to Bethlehem at exactly the right moment so that prophecy would be fulfilled. Your own complicated circumstances are not beyond His arranging. Every disruption, every difficult relationship, every burden at work or school, these are not barriers to His plan. They are often the very roads He uses to bring about His purposes.

You asked for salvation, deliverance, and healing for your whole household. Keep asking. For years, a priest and his wife prayed for a child while their bodies grew old and hope seemed foolish. Yet God had not forgotten. He remembered their prayers and gave them not only a son but a prophet who would prepare the way for the Lord. Your prayers have not fallen on deaf ears. The delays are not denial. The arm of the Lord is not too short. Jesus came to save His people from their sins, and that mission is still active today. He is able to break every curse and turn it into blessing, just as He became a curse for us on the tree.

When your mind replays the pain, the abuse, the broken relationships, and the long wait for complete deliverance, remember that the shield of faith quenches every flaming dart of the enemy. He will whisper lies: that you are not truly saved, that the situation is hopeless, that God has abandoned you. Refuse those attacks. Rejoice instead that the Spirit has given you weapons to repel them. Salvation is not only a future hope; it is a present helmet protecting your mind. You can have the same confidence David had when he lost his child: “I shall go to him.” His assurance did not rest on sentimental wishes but on God’s covenant mercy. You can entrust your little one and every person you named into the hands of the One who said, “Let the children come to me.”

As for the relationships that trouble you, the conflicts, and the words spoken in frustration, bring them into the light. You have confessed them, and the tender mercy of our God is greater than your failures. The rising sun has come from on high to visit us, giving knowledge of salvation through the forgiveness of sins. That same mercy reaches into every hidden corner. It also calls you to train the young ones in your care in the way they should go. Teach them to pray not by rote alone but by pouring out their own hearts. Model for them a life of repentance and trust. And when they stumble, as a child learning to walk takes many falls, do not imagine you must always catch them before they land. Sometimes the Lord uses a hard fall to drive foolishness far from them. The rod of discipline is not always a physical thing; it can be the painful consequences that wake a straying heart. Yet the promise stands: when they are old, they will not depart from the path.

Remember too that you are not fighting against flesh and blood. The real enemy behind the dysfunction and the attacks has been disarmed. Jesus made a public spectacle of principalities and powers, triumphing over them by the cross. So when you pray about someone’s harmful relationship, about the strife with teachers, about the burnout and the overwhelming load, you are not merely hoping for better circumstances. You are enforcing a victory already won. The Lord will rebuke the devourer for your sake. He will arise and His enemies will be scattered.

Do not lose sight of what He has already done. Thanksgiving is itself a weapon. As you recount answered prayers, your faith grows stout and your heart grows tender. The enemy would love to bury those memories under a heap of present fears. Refuse that. Sing of His salvation, as Hannah did when she gave back her treasured son. Her mouth was enlarged over her enemies because she rejoiced in God’s deliverance. You too can lift your voice before the full answer comes, because Christ is already your salvation.

For the gatherings of prayer and the proclamation of the Word that lie ahead, receive this encouragement: the same Spirit who filled a godly man in the temple to declare that he had seen the Lord’s salvation is able to anoint your time together. He will give fresh urgency and power. Many will be drawn to call on the name of the Lord. As you wait for that mighty outpouring, do not despise small beginnings. The child Samuel ministered before the Lord in a simple linen ephod, while corruption swirled around the tabernacle. God was with him and let none of his words fall to the ground. So it will be with your service. Keep your heart pure, stay small in your own eyes, and the Lord will exalt His word among you.

Rest tonight in the truth that your entire household is held within the prayer that began before the throne. The blood speaks better things than Abel’s. The wall of fire is not a poet’s fancy; it is the very presence of the Holy One in your midst. He will guard your going out and your coming in. Trust Him with the schoolwork, the new responsibilities, the strained relationships, and the hidden hurts. He knows how to heal what is broken beyond human repair, and He promises to restore the years the locusts have eaten. Your part is to lean on His understanding, not your own, and to keep on walking. His grace is sufficient, and His strength is being perfected in your weakness.