Lord Jesus please grant
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Silas
Beloved of All
Thank you for opening your heart so honestly and for bringing your family before the Lord with such persistence and faith. The pain, the attacks, the abuse and the long waiting you describe are real, and God sees it all. He knows the weight you carry for each loved one, for school and work, for relationships that have brought wounds, for trauma and sleeplessness, and for the desire to trust Him more fully.
I join you in asking for the Lord's protection over you and your household. Scripture presents Him as a shield around His people, as the One who commands His angels to guard those who fear Him, as a wall of fire around them, and as the One who keeps His own from the evil one. There is no power greater than His. In Jesus there is authority over sickness, over the pressures of this world, and over spiritual oppression. You can continue to plead the blood of Jesus and ask for that covering, trusting not in a formula but in the living Christ who is present and powerful to keep you.
At the center of every prayer is the hope of salvation. The very name Jesus means the Lord is salvation. He alone is the provision God has made for sin, and there is no other way to be reconciled to God. Salvation comes by grace, it has appeared to all people, and it is received by believing in the heart that God raised Jesus from the dead and confessing Him as Lord. That confession is not mere words but a wholehearted trust and surrender to Him. Scripture urges us not to put off that decision, for today is the day of salvation and this great salvation is open to whoever will come. He will not turn away anyone who comes to Him. He is called the horn of salvation because He is mighty to save, and He is the captain of our salvation who brings many sons and daughters into glory.
This salvation is entirely God's work. It is outside our ability to earn. We do not work for our salvation with fear and anxiety, but because He has already worked in us by His grace and given us even the faith to believe, we work out what He has worked in, living it out day by day with reverence and dependence on Him. It is the greatest miracle of all. Physical healing and deliverance are precious, and the gospels show Jesus healing the leper, the servant of the centurion, Peter's mother in law and many others, and Matthew applies Isaiah's promise to both spiritual and physical healing. We can and should bring every sickness and wound to Him, remembering His body was broken for us. Yet even the apostle Paul learned that God does not always remove every thorn as we might expect, and His wisdom and love govern His answers. So we keep praying for healing, for deliverance, for restoration of soul as in Psalm 23, for new hearts and a new spirit as promised in Ezekiel, for love poured into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, and for the fruit of the Spirit to be evident, while resting that His greatest work in us is the forgiveness of sins and eternal life.
Through the cross, Christ became a curse for us so that the curse might be broken and turned to blessing. He is able to restore what seems hopelessly broken and to restore the years that have been eaten away. That includes reconciliation and unity. The bond we have in Christ can be even deeper than natural family ties, and He can bring healing where there has been rejection, abandonment and deep hurt. Where relationships have been dysfunctional or harmful, our prayer is not that God would bless what is outside His design, but that He would intervene, bring conviction, set apart what is not of Him, heal wounds, and lead each person into purity and wholeness according to His will. For those who are not yet married, Scripture teaches that sexual intimacy and living together belong within the lifelong covenant of marriage between one man and one woman. So we ask God to guard hearts, to prevent further harm, to give wisdom and favor in school and with teachers and peers, to give confidence that is rooted in Him, to help with understanding and work responsibilities, and to bring relationships under His lordship or to close doors that would lead to more damage.
I also hear your confession about venting about others, about frustration expressed and about fear. There is forgiveness with the Lord when we bring these things to Him. He is gracious to convict, to correct and to comfort. When you feel overlooked or discouraged, remember how much He has already done, as you yourself noted with thanksgiving. It is good to keep giving thanks while you are still waiting for complete deliverance and healing for all. That remembrance guards the heart from despair.
You asked for supernatural trust, for His faith and His love to fill you. That too is His gift. Ask Him to increase your trust so that you do not lean on your own understanding but acknowledge Him in all your ways. He will guide, give wisdom for every preparation and decision, and help you respond to adversity with kindness and love. Continue to pray for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit on your family and on your times of prayer together. Ask Him to anoint, protect and guide your prayer gatherings and devotional times, to draw hearts to pray, and to use His Word for salvation and encouragement. He is building His people together as a dwelling place for Himself, and He delights to work where His people seek Him.
May the Lord encourage and strengthen you, lift up your head, keep you in perfect peace as you trust Him, heal what is wounded, break what needs to be broken, and establish what is of Him. May He pour His love into your hearts, renew your minds, restore your souls, and be glorified in a mighty way in your lives as you continue to call upon His name. In the holy name of Jesus, amen.
I join you in asking for the Lord's protection over you and your household. Scripture presents Him as a shield around His people, as the One who commands His angels to guard those who fear Him, as a wall of fire around them, and as the One who keeps His own from the evil one. There is no power greater than His. In Jesus there is authority over sickness, over the pressures of this world, and over spiritual oppression. You can continue to plead the blood of Jesus and ask for that covering, trusting not in a formula but in the living Christ who is present and powerful to keep you.
At the center of every prayer is the hope of salvation. The very name Jesus means the Lord is salvation. He alone is the provision God has made for sin, and there is no other way to be reconciled to God. Salvation comes by grace, it has appeared to all people, and it is received by believing in the heart that God raised Jesus from the dead and confessing Him as Lord. That confession is not mere words but a wholehearted trust and surrender to Him. Scripture urges us not to put off that decision, for today is the day of salvation and this great salvation is open to whoever will come. He will not turn away anyone who comes to Him. He is called the horn of salvation because He is mighty to save, and He is the captain of our salvation who brings many sons and daughters into glory.
This salvation is entirely God's work. It is outside our ability to earn. We do not work for our salvation with fear and anxiety, but because He has already worked in us by His grace and given us even the faith to believe, we work out what He has worked in, living it out day by day with reverence and dependence on Him. It is the greatest miracle of all. Physical healing and deliverance are precious, and the gospels show Jesus healing the leper, the servant of the centurion, Peter's mother in law and many others, and Matthew applies Isaiah's promise to both spiritual and physical healing. We can and should bring every sickness and wound to Him, remembering His body was broken for us. Yet even the apostle Paul learned that God does not always remove every thorn as we might expect, and His wisdom and love govern His answers. So we keep praying for healing, for deliverance, for restoration of soul as in Psalm 23, for new hearts and a new spirit as promised in Ezekiel, for love poured into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, and for the fruit of the Spirit to be evident, while resting that His greatest work in us is the forgiveness of sins and eternal life.
Through the cross, Christ became a curse for us so that the curse might be broken and turned to blessing. He is able to restore what seems hopelessly broken and to restore the years that have been eaten away. That includes reconciliation and unity. The bond we have in Christ can be even deeper than natural family ties, and He can bring healing where there has been rejection, abandonment and deep hurt. Where relationships have been dysfunctional or harmful, our prayer is not that God would bless what is outside His design, but that He would intervene, bring conviction, set apart what is not of Him, heal wounds, and lead each person into purity and wholeness according to His will. For those who are not yet married, Scripture teaches that sexual intimacy and living together belong within the lifelong covenant of marriage between one man and one woman. So we ask God to guard hearts, to prevent further harm, to give wisdom and favor in school and with teachers and peers, to give confidence that is rooted in Him, to help with understanding and work responsibilities, and to bring relationships under His lordship or to close doors that would lead to more damage.
I also hear your confession about venting about others, about frustration expressed and about fear. There is forgiveness with the Lord when we bring these things to Him. He is gracious to convict, to correct and to comfort. When you feel overlooked or discouraged, remember how much He has already done, as you yourself noted with thanksgiving. It is good to keep giving thanks while you are still waiting for complete deliverance and healing for all. That remembrance guards the heart from despair.
You asked for supernatural trust, for His faith and His love to fill you. That too is His gift. Ask Him to increase your trust so that you do not lean on your own understanding but acknowledge Him in all your ways. He will guide, give wisdom for every preparation and decision, and help you respond to adversity with kindness and love. Continue to pray for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit on your family and on your times of prayer together. Ask Him to anoint, protect and guide your prayer gatherings and devotional times, to draw hearts to pray, and to use His Word for salvation and encouragement. He is building His people together as a dwelling place for Himself, and He delights to work where His people seek Him.
May the Lord encourage and strengthen you, lift up your head, keep you in perfect peace as you trust Him, heal what is wounded, break what needs to be broken, and establish what is of Him. May He pour His love into your hearts, renew your minds, restore your souls, and be glorified in a mighty way in your lives as you continue to call upon His name. In the holy name of Jesus, amen.
We thank you for giving us the privilege to pray on your behalf and we are glad that you asked us to stand in agreement with you in prayer.
We have continued to lift up your request for strong protection for you and your family, pleading the blood of Jesus over each of you and asking for a wall of Holy Spirit fire around you and for His mighty warrior angels to surround you according to Psalm 34:7 and Zechariah 2:5 and Psalm 91:11. We have stood with you for salvation for your whole family knowing His arm is not too short to save, for deliverance and healing according to Isaiah 53:5 and Jeremiah 30:17 and Jeremiah 17:14, and for reconciliation, unity and a mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit.
We also joined you in prayer for encouragement and strength in the midst of painful attacks and difficult circumstances, that you would not lean on your own understanding but would trust Him fully, and we thank God with you for all He has already done and for the many prayers He has already answered. We have prayed for supernatural trust and faith, for His love to be poured into your hearts according to Romans 5:5, for new hearts and new minds filled with love, peace and joy and the fruit of the Spirit according to Ezekiel 36:26, for the restoration of your souls according to Psalm 23:3, for every curse to be broken and turned into blessing according to Galatians 3:13, and for what seems hopelessly broken to be restored according to Joel 2:25.
We have remembered before the Lord all the specific burdens you shared concerning your family members, the needs for healing, help with school and teachers, favor and protection in relationships, healing from trauma and rejection, protection over sleep, help with work and new responsibilities, help with vacations and daily needs, and the anointing, protection and guidance for your prayer ministry and your prayer gatherings including the Friday evening time together, and for your devotions and for the sermon that the Lord would anoint your words and use them for salvation according to Acts 2:21 and Acts 16:31.
We continue to ask the Lord to show Himself as your shield according to Psalm 3:3 and your deliverer according to Jeremiah 15:21 and that no weapon formed against you shall prosper according to Isaiah 54:17, for He is faithful to guard you from evil according to 2 Thessalonians 3:3 and if God is for us who can be against us according to Romans 8:31.
If your request was answered, please post a praise report and let us all know how God has moved. If your request does not seem to have been answered yet as you wait for complete deliverance, healing and salvation for all of you, please post it again as a new request and allow us to continue with you in prayer.
May God bless you as you continue to seek Him through His Son, Jesus Christ.
Father we thank You for Your faithfulness and for hearing our prayers. We ask You to continue to cover this family with the blood of Jesus, surround them with Your fire and Your angels, save, deliver, heal and restore them, pour out Your Holy Spirit upon them, give them Your peace and strength and supernatural trust, and let Your breakthrough and encouragement be evident in their lives. We pray in Jesus Name, Amen.
We have continued to lift up your request for strong protection for you and your family, pleading the blood of Jesus over each of you and asking for a wall of Holy Spirit fire around you and for His mighty warrior angels to surround you according to Psalm 34:7 and Zechariah 2:5 and Psalm 91:11. We have stood with you for salvation for your whole family knowing His arm is not too short to save, for deliverance and healing according to Isaiah 53:5 and Jeremiah 30:17 and Jeremiah 17:14, and for reconciliation, unity and a mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit.
We also joined you in prayer for encouragement and strength in the midst of painful attacks and difficult circumstances, that you would not lean on your own understanding but would trust Him fully, and we thank God with you for all He has already done and for the many prayers He has already answered. We have prayed for supernatural trust and faith, for His love to be poured into your hearts according to Romans 5:5, for new hearts and new minds filled with love, peace and joy and the fruit of the Spirit according to Ezekiel 36:26, for the restoration of your souls according to Psalm 23:3, for every curse to be broken and turned into blessing according to Galatians 3:13, and for what seems hopelessly broken to be restored according to Joel 2:25.
We have remembered before the Lord all the specific burdens you shared concerning your family members, the needs for healing, help with school and teachers, favor and protection in relationships, healing from trauma and rejection, protection over sleep, help with work and new responsibilities, help with vacations and daily needs, and the anointing, protection and guidance for your prayer ministry and your prayer gatherings including the Friday evening time together, and for your devotions and for the sermon that the Lord would anoint your words and use them for salvation according to Acts 2:21 and Acts 16:31.
We continue to ask the Lord to show Himself as your shield according to Psalm 3:3 and your deliverer according to Jeremiah 15:21 and that no weapon formed against you shall prosper according to Isaiah 54:17, for He is faithful to guard you from evil according to 2 Thessalonians 3:3 and if God is for us who can be against us according to Romans 8:31.
If your request was answered, please post a praise report and let us all know how God has moved. If your request does not seem to have been answered yet as you wait for complete deliverance, healing and salvation for all of you, please post it again as a new request and allow us to continue with you in prayer.
May God bless you as you continue to seek Him through His Son, Jesus Christ.
Father we thank You for Your faithfulness and for hearing our prayers. We ask You to continue to cover this family with the blood of Jesus, surround them with Your fire and Your angels, save, deliver, heal and restore them, pour out Your Holy Spirit upon them, give them Your peace and strength and supernatural trust, and let Your breakthrough and encouragement be evident in their lives. We pray in Jesus Name, Amen.
