Jonathan_M
Beloved of All
I prayed for this request in Jesus Name. Amen.
Lord Jesus please grant
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We have read your prayer with care and we join you in bringing it before the Lord Jesus Christ, the only name by which we are saved.
We thank God that you are looking to Him for protection, salvation, deliverance and healing, and that you give thanks even while you are still waiting. That trust honors Him. We pray with you that He will be your refuge and shield according to Psalm 91 and Psalm 34, that He will keep you and your family in His hand, and that no weapon formed against you will finally prevail. Our confidence is not in formulas but in Christ Himself, who bore our sins and our sicknesses on the cross and who lives to intercede for us.
We ask the Father to draw each member of your family to salvation through faith in Jesus alone. His arm is not too short to save. We pray that He will give new hearts and new minds, pour His love into your hearts through the Holy Spirit, and cause you to walk in love, peace, joy and all the fruit of the Spirit. We pray that He will restore your souls, break every curse through the cross where Christ became a curse for us, and restore what has been broken, as He promised.
We hear how painful and heavy these attacks and trials have been. Scripture reminds us that even the apostle was weighed down beyond his power in Asia, so that he despaired, yet God delivered him. In the same way God is able to deliver you. Deliverance requires more than a moment of relief. It calls for a careful hearing of His Word and continual remembrance of it, with fortitude and with love, which is the bond of all virtue. Without love, even faith and gifts and endurance profit little, but where love is present God forms His character in us. We pray He will strengthen you to keep hearing His Word daily, to remember it, and to grow in endurance and holiness.
Concerning the relationships and family situations you mentioned, we do not ask God to bless what does not honor Him, but we ask Him to bring all relationships under the lordship of Christ. We pray that He will lead each person to purity, wisdom and holiness, that He will uphold marriage as the lifelong covenant of one man and one woman and keep intimacy within that covenant alone, and that He will give grace to turn from what is dysfunctional or harmful. Where a relationship is not according to His will we pray He will graciously bring it to an end and heal the wounds and rejection that remain. Where reconciliation is according to His will we pray He will bring repentance, forgiveness and unity. For school, teachers and fellow students, for work and new responsibilities, for sleep, for trauma and for every practical need you named, we ask for His clear guidance, supernatural help and favor that is rooted in walking with Him.
We also join you in confessing where you have spoken in frustration behind another's back and felt fear. We thank God that when we confess our sins He is faithful and just to forgive us through Christ and to cleanse us. We pray He will help you to speak with grace and truth, to be reconciled where there is conflict, and to be freed from fear by trusting Him more deeply.
We pray for your prayer gatherings and for this Friday evening in particular, and for the devotions and the sermon you will give. We ask the Lord to anoint His Word, to empower those who gather to pray, to pour out His Spirit, and to use the preaching of Christ for the salvation of many and the encouragement of His people. May He direct you in what to say and give you confidence not in yourself but in Him.
We will continue to pray that God will not only grant relief but will form Christ in you, that you will not lean on your own understanding but trust Him with all your heart, and that even through affliction you will look to the better resurrection and the lasting hope He has promised to those who love Him. May the Lord grant you encouragement, strength and a deeper experience of His peace as you wait on Him.
In the holy name of Jesus we pray. Amen.
We thank God that you are looking to Him for protection, salvation, deliverance and healing, and that you give thanks even while you are still waiting. That trust honors Him. We pray with you that He will be your refuge and shield according to Psalm 91 and Psalm 34, that He will keep you and your family in His hand, and that no weapon formed against you will finally prevail. Our confidence is not in formulas but in Christ Himself, who bore our sins and our sicknesses on the cross and who lives to intercede for us.
We ask the Father to draw each member of your family to salvation through faith in Jesus alone. His arm is not too short to save. We pray that He will give new hearts and new minds, pour His love into your hearts through the Holy Spirit, and cause you to walk in love, peace, joy and all the fruit of the Spirit. We pray that He will restore your souls, break every curse through the cross where Christ became a curse for us, and restore what has been broken, as He promised.
We hear how painful and heavy these attacks and trials have been. Scripture reminds us that even the apostle was weighed down beyond his power in Asia, so that he despaired, yet God delivered him. In the same way God is able to deliver you. Deliverance requires more than a moment of relief. It calls for a careful hearing of His Word and continual remembrance of it, with fortitude and with love, which is the bond of all virtue. Without love, even faith and gifts and endurance profit little, but where love is present God forms His character in us. We pray He will strengthen you to keep hearing His Word daily, to remember it, and to grow in endurance and holiness.
Concerning the relationships and family situations you mentioned, we do not ask God to bless what does not honor Him, but we ask Him to bring all relationships under the lordship of Christ. We pray that He will lead each person to purity, wisdom and holiness, that He will uphold marriage as the lifelong covenant of one man and one woman and keep intimacy within that covenant alone, and that He will give grace to turn from what is dysfunctional or harmful. Where a relationship is not according to His will we pray He will graciously bring it to an end and heal the wounds and rejection that remain. Where reconciliation is according to His will we pray He will bring repentance, forgiveness and unity. For school, teachers and fellow students, for work and new responsibilities, for sleep, for trauma and for every practical need you named, we ask for His clear guidance, supernatural help and favor that is rooted in walking with Him.
We also join you in confessing where you have spoken in frustration behind another's back and felt fear. We thank God that when we confess our sins He is faithful and just to forgive us through Christ and to cleanse us. We pray He will help you to speak with grace and truth, to be reconciled where there is conflict, and to be freed from fear by trusting Him more deeply.
We pray for your prayer gatherings and for this Friday evening in particular, and for the devotions and the sermon you will give. We ask the Lord to anoint His Word, to empower those who gather to pray, to pour out His Spirit, and to use the preaching of Christ for the salvation of many and the encouragement of His people. May He direct you in what to say and give you confidence not in yourself but in Him.
We will continue to pray that God will not only grant relief but will form Christ in you, that you will not lean on your own understanding but trust Him with all your heart, and that even through affliction you will look to the better resurrection and the lasting hope He has promised to those who love Him. May the Lord grant you encouragement, strength and a deeper experience of His peace as you wait on Him.
In the holy name of Jesus we pray. Amen.
Silas
Beloved of All
Your heartfelt prayer has been received with care, and thank you for sharing so honestly about the pain, the attacks, and the long waiting while still holding on to thankfulness for all God has already done. It is right to trust Him rather than leaning on your own understanding, and to keep bringing every burden to Jesus who alone is able to save, deliver, and restore.
I join you in asking for the Lord's protection over you and your whole family. We ask that He would cover you by the blood of Jesus, surround you as a wall of fire, and command His angels to guard you, as the Psalms promise that He is a shield around His people and that His angel encamps around those who fear Him. No weapon formed against you will finally prosper when you abide under His wings, and He is faithful to guard you from evil as you look to Him.
For salvation, we pray with confidence that Jesus is the Lord our salvation and that His arm is not too short to save. The grace of God that brings salvation has appeared through Christ, and His offer is open to whosoever will come. He will in no wise cast out anyone who comes to Him. Scripture urges us that now is the accepted time, today is the day of salvation, so we keep asking that each member of your family would confess Jesus as Lord and believe that God raised Him from the dead. That confession now brings eternal life, and He is the captain and originator of our salvation who brings many sons into glory. Salvation rests not on our ability but entirely on His grace and His work on the cross, and even the faith to believe is His gift. We pray that God would draw each heart to receive that gift without delay.
We also pray for deliverance, healing, reconciliation, and unity, and for a mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon your household. God has promised to pour His love into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, to give new hearts and new minds, to restore the soul, and to cause His people to bear the fruit of love, peace, and joy. Through Christ who became a curse for us, every curse is broken and turned to blessing, and God is able to restore the years that have seemed hopelessly broken. Reconciliation with God comes as we deny the self centered life and take up the cross to follow Him, and that same Spirit then works reconciliation and unity among us.
Concerning healing, we bring every wound of body, mind, and spirit to the Lord. The prophet spoke of the suffering of Christ for our transgressions and also for our healing, and the bread broken for us reminds us that He bore our infirmities. At the same time, Scripture shows that healing is not always instant or in the way we expect. Paul prayed three times for his thorn and learned that God's grace was sufficient, and Jesus Himself healed in different ways, sometimes instantly, sometimes gradually, sometimes with a touch and sometimes with a word, and sometimes through the natural processes He created which are still divine. What is most important is the miracle of salvation, the forgiveness of sins and eternal life, which is God's greatest work in us. We ask for healing according to His wise and loving will, whether quickly or step by step, and for healing of emotional scars, trauma, rejection, and abandonment.
For the many specific concerns you lifted up, we pray with discernment and according to God's historic design. Where relationships have been dysfunctional, painful, or dishonoring to Him, we do not ask Him to bless what is outside His will, but to intervene with truth and mercy, to rebuke what is harmful, to heal deep wounds, to bring deliverance, and to lead each person into purity and holiness. If a relationship is to continue, we pray it would be conformed to His pattern of a lifelong covenant between one man and one woman with affection and commitment kept within that covenant, and if not, that He would graciously close the door and give wisdom and protection. For school, teachers, fellow students, homework and understanding, we ask for favor, clarity, and supernatural confidence rooted in Christ. For sleep, for work and new responsibilities, for vacations and daily needs, for trauma and for those feeling rejected or overlooked, we ask for His comfort, guidance, and provision. For conflicts where words were spoken behind another's back or in frustration, we thank Him for your desire to repent and do better, and we ask for His forgiveness, for conviction where needed, and for restored fellowship where possible. He knows the feeling of being overlooked and He sees and values you.
We also lift up your times of devotion and your gatherings for prayer, and the ministry of prayer you carry. We ask that the Lord would anoint, protect, and guide those times, pour out the fire of His Spirit, and draw hearts to seek Him together. For preaching and teaching, we ask that He would anoint the message for salvation and edification, giving clarity and power to speak His word faithfully. For the sense of needing encouragement and breakthrough, we ask that He would strengthen you with His own trust and faith, establish you in love, and help you to keep your eyes on what He has already done while you wait for complete deliverance.
May the Lord direct and guide you in all things, empower you to walk in diligent obedience, working out your salvation with reverence not as trying to earn it but as faithfully living out what He has already worked in you by grace. May He be glorified in a mighty way in all your lives as you continue to call upon His holy name. In the name of Jesus we pray, Amen.
I join you in asking for the Lord's protection over you and your whole family. We ask that He would cover you by the blood of Jesus, surround you as a wall of fire, and command His angels to guard you, as the Psalms promise that He is a shield around His people and that His angel encamps around those who fear Him. No weapon formed against you will finally prosper when you abide under His wings, and He is faithful to guard you from evil as you look to Him.
For salvation, we pray with confidence that Jesus is the Lord our salvation and that His arm is not too short to save. The grace of God that brings salvation has appeared through Christ, and His offer is open to whosoever will come. He will in no wise cast out anyone who comes to Him. Scripture urges us that now is the accepted time, today is the day of salvation, so we keep asking that each member of your family would confess Jesus as Lord and believe that God raised Him from the dead. That confession now brings eternal life, and He is the captain and originator of our salvation who brings many sons into glory. Salvation rests not on our ability but entirely on His grace and His work on the cross, and even the faith to believe is His gift. We pray that God would draw each heart to receive that gift without delay.
We also pray for deliverance, healing, reconciliation, and unity, and for a mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon your household. God has promised to pour His love into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, to give new hearts and new minds, to restore the soul, and to cause His people to bear the fruit of love, peace, and joy. Through Christ who became a curse for us, every curse is broken and turned to blessing, and God is able to restore the years that have seemed hopelessly broken. Reconciliation with God comes as we deny the self centered life and take up the cross to follow Him, and that same Spirit then works reconciliation and unity among us.
Concerning healing, we bring every wound of body, mind, and spirit to the Lord. The prophet spoke of the suffering of Christ for our transgressions and also for our healing, and the bread broken for us reminds us that He bore our infirmities. At the same time, Scripture shows that healing is not always instant or in the way we expect. Paul prayed three times for his thorn and learned that God's grace was sufficient, and Jesus Himself healed in different ways, sometimes instantly, sometimes gradually, sometimes with a touch and sometimes with a word, and sometimes through the natural processes He created which are still divine. What is most important is the miracle of salvation, the forgiveness of sins and eternal life, which is God's greatest work in us. We ask for healing according to His wise and loving will, whether quickly or step by step, and for healing of emotional scars, trauma, rejection, and abandonment.
For the many specific concerns you lifted up, we pray with discernment and according to God's historic design. Where relationships have been dysfunctional, painful, or dishonoring to Him, we do not ask Him to bless what is outside His will, but to intervene with truth and mercy, to rebuke what is harmful, to heal deep wounds, to bring deliverance, and to lead each person into purity and holiness. If a relationship is to continue, we pray it would be conformed to His pattern of a lifelong covenant between one man and one woman with affection and commitment kept within that covenant, and if not, that He would graciously close the door and give wisdom and protection. For school, teachers, fellow students, homework and understanding, we ask for favor, clarity, and supernatural confidence rooted in Christ. For sleep, for work and new responsibilities, for vacations and daily needs, for trauma and for those feeling rejected or overlooked, we ask for His comfort, guidance, and provision. For conflicts where words were spoken behind another's back or in frustration, we thank Him for your desire to repent and do better, and we ask for His forgiveness, for conviction where needed, and for restored fellowship where possible. He knows the feeling of being overlooked and He sees and values you.
We also lift up your times of devotion and your gatherings for prayer, and the ministry of prayer you carry. We ask that the Lord would anoint, protect, and guide those times, pour out the fire of His Spirit, and draw hearts to seek Him together. For preaching and teaching, we ask that He would anoint the message for salvation and edification, giving clarity and power to speak His word faithfully. For the sense of needing encouragement and breakthrough, we ask that He would strengthen you with His own trust and faith, establish you in love, and help you to keep your eyes on what He has already done while you wait for complete deliverance.
May the Lord direct and guide you in all things, empower you to walk in diligent obedience, working out your salvation with reverence not as trying to earn it but as faithfully living out what He has already worked in you by grace. May He be glorified in a mighty way in all your lives as you continue to call upon His holy name. In the name of Jesus we pray, 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 family and you before the Lord, pleading the blood of Jesus over each of you and asking for His strong protection, for a wall of Holy Spirit fire around you and for His mighty warrior angels to surround you according to Psalm 91:11 and Psalm 34:7 and Zechariah 2:5, and for His covering as your shield according to Psalm 3:3. We have been praying with you for salvation for your whole household according to Acts 16:31 and Jeremiah 17:14, for deliverance and healing according to Isaiah 53:5 and Jeremiah 30:17, for reconciliation and unity and for a mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit, for new hearts and new minds and the fruit of the Spirit according to Ezekiel 36:26 and Romans 5:5, for the breaking of every curse through Christ according to Galatians 3:13 and for restoration of what seems hopelessly broken according to Joel 2:25 and Psalm 23:3. We remember before the Lord the difficult and painful attacks you have described, your need for supernatural trust and faith and not leaning on your own understanding, and your desire for encouragement and strength, as well as all the specific burdens you shared concerning family members, school and teachers, relationships, sleep, work, new responsibilities, conflicts, devotions and sermons, and the anointing and protection of your prayer gatherings and prayer ministry including your Friday evening gathering.
We join you in thanking and praising the Father for all He has already done and for so many answered prayers, and we ask Him to help you not to lose sight of His faithfulness while you still wait for complete deliverance, healing and salvation for all of you. We pray that He will pour His love into your hearts, restore your souls, turn curses into blessings, and keep you from fear, and that He will be glorified in a mighty way in all your lives.
If your request was answered, please post a praise report and let us all know so we may rejoice with you. If your request does not seem to have been answered, 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.
We pray this in Jesus Name.
We have continued to lift up your family and you before the Lord, pleading the blood of Jesus over each of you and asking for His strong protection, for a wall of Holy Spirit fire around you and for His mighty warrior angels to surround you according to Psalm 91:11 and Psalm 34:7 and Zechariah 2:5, and for His covering as your shield according to Psalm 3:3. We have been praying with you for salvation for your whole household according to Acts 16:31 and Jeremiah 17:14, for deliverance and healing according to Isaiah 53:5 and Jeremiah 30:17, for reconciliation and unity and for a mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit, for new hearts and new minds and the fruit of the Spirit according to Ezekiel 36:26 and Romans 5:5, for the breaking of every curse through Christ according to Galatians 3:13 and for restoration of what seems hopelessly broken according to Joel 2:25 and Psalm 23:3. We remember before the Lord the difficult and painful attacks you have described, your need for supernatural trust and faith and not leaning on your own understanding, and your desire for encouragement and strength, as well as all the specific burdens you shared concerning family members, school and teachers, relationships, sleep, work, new responsibilities, conflicts, devotions and sermons, and the anointing and protection of your prayer gatherings and prayer ministry including your Friday evening gathering.
We join you in thanking and praising the Father for all He has already done and for so many answered prayers, and we ask Him to help you not to lose sight of His faithfulness while you still wait for complete deliverance, healing and salvation for all of you. We pray that He will pour His love into your hearts, restore your souls, turn curses into blessings, and keep you from fear, and that He will be glorified in a mighty way in all your lives.
If your request was answered, please post a praise report and let us all know so we may rejoice with you. If your request does not seem to have been answered, 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.
We pray this in Jesus Name.
