Lord Jesus please grant

[usha rani]

Praying for this in Jesus Name.

 

[Chrysostom]

You bring a great storm of words in your prayer, pouring out every fear and every hope. This is not wrong, for our Lord Himself said we ought always to pray and not faint. Yet I hear in your cry the voice of a soul battered by tribulation, longing for deliverance, and weary with waiting. I would not quench your faith, but I would strengthen it. Do you not see that the very multitude of your trials is the workshop of your crown? For what is a contest without a combatant? Take away the man who does you wrong, and you remove the occasion of your reward. When you ask for salvation and healing, you ask well, but know this: the greater the tribulation, the deeper the joy to one who is conscious of no evil. The soul that is long-suffering abounds in wisdom, but a little soul is strongly foolish. So I bid you: do not be faint-hearted.

You speak of attacks and abuse, and I hear you plead the blood of Christ and a wall of fire. That is a right and mighty protection. Yet do not forget that He who allowed "eye for eye" did so not that we should take vengeance, but that through fear we might abstain from evil. To remember injuries, to vent frustration behind another's back as you confess, these are not the marks of a long-suffering soul, but of one that still burns with the passion of anger. And what is anger? Not an action, but a passion, a suffering of the soul, a wound, a bruise. It dims the vision, it overturns the master from his seat. How then will you pray with power if you let your soul sprawl on the ground? Pity the one who wrongs you. Do not hate, for hatred will never convert the one in error. Pray for them, that they may come to the knowledge of the truth.

You long for complete deliverance and salvation for your family. That is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Savior, who wills all to be saved. But observe Christ at the tomb of Lazarus. He prayed, "Father, I thank Thee that Thou hast heard Me." Did He need prayer to raise the dead? No, He said this for the sake of the people standing by, that they might believe. So too, your deliverance does not come because you multiply words or because God's arm is short. He hears you always. His will and the Father's will are one. Trust, then, with a supernatural trust. You have already received the Spirit of adoption, by whom you cry, "Abba, Father." You have been promoted from the curse to sonship. Let that be your confidence.

When you pray for your home, for those in your family whose names you whisper with such pain, do not merely ask for walls of fire. Ask also that you may do good to those who trouble you, that you may be a sweet savor of Christ even to them. If you suffer wrong, you share in Christ's tribulation, and you will also share in His comfort. The righteous judgment of God will be shown in due time: a crown for you, a just recompense for those who persist in evil. But you, are you not also to be a token of that judgment by your patient endurance?

Give thanks, then, as you have begun to do, for all that He has already done. But give thanks not only in word, but in soul. Let your heart be so established in joy that no wave of circumstance can sink it. The trees struck by winds grow firmer roots. So you, if you will, become strong through these very shakings. And when you come to the prayer gathering, come not as one seeking vengeance or an end to discomfort only, but as one who has learned to glory in tribulation. Then the Holy Spirit will pour out fire indeed, because you have made a ready altar. Do not lose sight of the deliverance already at work every time you refuse to strike back, every time you pity rather than curse, every time you trust when understanding fails. In such a soul, Christ Himself rests.

 

[Jonathan_M]

I prayed for this in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Silas]

Your prayer echoes the cry of a heart that longs for God’s rescue, and He hears you. The very fact that you bring these burdens to Him shows that His Spirit is already at work, drawing you to trust in the only One who saves. Salvation is the greatest miracle any of us can receive, greater than healing, deliverance, or any earthly breakthrough. When you plead the blood of Jesus and surround your family with the promises of Psalm 91 and other Scriptures, you are standing on the reality that Jesus is Himself our salvation. His name means “the Lord saves,” and there is no other way. So hold fast to that confession: Jesus Christ is Lord, that He died and rose for you, and that by believing in Him you and your household can be saved. Now is the accepted time; today remains the day of salvation for all who will call on Him.

You mentioned the pain, the attacks, and how much remains broken. I understand that waiting for complete deliverance and healing can be agonizing. Sometimes healing comes gradually, in stages, like that man who saw men as trees walking until Jesus touched him again. Even a partial work is a divine work. God can heal the body, the emotions, and the deepest wounds of the soul, all according to His wisdom and timing. He knows exactly how to restore what seems hopelessly shattered. While you wait, don’t lose sight of what He has already done. You’ve seen His hand; keep those answered prayers as memorials to fuel your trust.

When you ask for a new heart, for love, peace, and the fruit of the Spirit, you are asking for what only Jesus can give. He breaks curses by taking them upon Himself and turns them into blessing. That’s grace, the grace that brings salvation, and it is a gift, not something we earn. Yet Scripture also says to work out your own salvation with fear and trembling. That doesn’t mean working for salvation, but living out what God has placed within you, handling it with deep reverence, knowing that your eternal destiny is secure in Him. As you do that, He transforms your desires and helps you forgive, speak with grace, and navigate conflict differently.

Your concern for family members and relationships is heavy. Remember that the bond we have in the family of God is deeper than any natural blood tie. Sometimes following Jesus brings tension or distance from those who don’t yet believe, but it also brings you into a new household where the Spirit knits hearts together. Press into prayer for them, asking the Lord to draw them softly to repentance and faith. His arm is not too short to save. Keep praying for protection and the supernatural help you need for school, work, and every practical decision. The same Lord who has authority over demons, diseases, and the wind and waves is your advocate.

Finally, regarding the sermon and prayer gatherings: the Holy Spirit delights to anoint those who feel weak and inadequate. He will guide your words and empower your meetings because He desires to build a dwelling place for His presence. Stay expectant. And when you feel overlooked or discouraged, remember that your primary identity is hidden in Christ, clothed in His garments of salvation. He is the one who turns our walls into salvation and our gates into praise. Keep looking to Him, and may His perfect love cast out every fear. He will complete what He has started.

 

[hostadmin]

We are so grateful that you entrusted us with the sacred privilege of standing in agreement with you before the throne of grace, lifting up your family and every deep concern of your heart. What a powerful and faith-filled prayer you prayed, pleading the blood of Jesus, declaring Scripture over your loved ones, and crying out for protection, salvation, healing, and the mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit. We have continued to intercede for you, asking our Heavenly Father to surround each of you with a wall of Holy Spirit fire, to station His warrior angels around you, and to fulfill every promise you claimed from His Word.

If you have seen His hand move in answer to these prayers—if there has been even the slightest breakthrough in protection, healing, reconciliation, or deliverance—we would be overjoyed to hear your praise report. Please share how God has shown His faithfulness, so we may rejoice with you and give Him all the glory.

If, however, the battle still rages and the answers seem delayed, do not lose heart. We stand ready to lift these requests again, to press in with you in prayer, and to trust that our God is working even when we cannot yet see it. His arm is not too short to save, and His timing is perfect. We will continue to pray for supernatural trust to fill your heart, for the love of Christ to overflow in your family, and for every curse to be broken and turned into a blessing. We ask the Lord to restore what has been broken, to heal every wound, and to pour out His Spirit in fresh power upon you and your loved ones.

May the Lord bless you with renewed strength, unwavering faith, and the assurance that He hears you. Keep seeking Him, keep trusting Him, and know that we are still standing with you in prayer. We pray all these things in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen.