Peaceful Night

[Cralmilan]

Thank You for praying for my son today. Jesus faithfully answered our prayers and granted him a peaceful day and he was very comfortable with his caregiver today. Thank You Lord for the wonderful, kind and gentle young man that just started to date his younger sister. My son really likes him and love having him around. Lord I ask that You anoint, foster and strength this relationship with my daughter, my son and this young man. I pray that he will continued to feel loved, respected, accepted and included. Protect my son from feeling like a burden. Lord there will be a significant change in my son's schedule starting tomorrow. His overnight caregiver will not be able to come to help. Lord I pray that You will anoint him with Your presence, obedient and satisfaction. Lord I pray he will feel your loving arms wrap around him and comforting with so gently though any sadness he might feel. I pray that he will adjust swiftly with not having this caregiver around. Lord, I pray that You will anoint additional caregivers swifty who would be dedicated to working with him and who he would have a great bond with. Please pray for a breakthrough in my son's life that he wlll be able to use his functional language to express his needs and wants calmly and confidently with no negative habits or frustration. Lord please bless him with a restful and peaceful night with his caregivers and everyone in his surroundings alway. Lord I pray that he will have a calm restful night tonight because my younger daughter needs to study now. I pray that my younger daughter will have a loving relationship with her brother who has a disability. I know nothing is impossible for You, Lord. I pray he will have a sweet peaceful sleep with no bad dreams. I ask Lord for my son to be relaxed and satisfied the rest of tonight. Lord, if there are any anxiety, screaming, rigid habits, stubbornness, fear, torment, division, anger, spiritual attacks, sensory habits and anything not of You that will try to steal his peace, satisfaction and joy to be gone forever and never return in Jesus name. Bless him with Your continued peace every night and every day. Lord, I rebuke any spirit of fear, torment, anxiety, frustration, isolation, division, chaos and confusion that has sought to disrupt my son's peace. I rebuke any negative habits, rigidity, discomfort and any this not of You to bow to the name of Jesus and depart from him forever. I ask Lord that You remove or redirect anyone who look at him as a burden, does not understand his disability, does not have his best interest at heart, cause havoc in his life. I declare that abundance of peace, joy, and satisfaction over his life. Father, I ask that You to surround him with Your hedge of protection, no weapon formed against him shall prosper. Clothe him with the full armor of God, the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the gospel of peace, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is Your Word. Let ministering angels encamp around him, guarding him in all his ways. Wrap him in Your loving arms and soothe him to gently that he will be overcome with Your peace and saturated with Your joy and gentleness. I pray for healing in his mind, body, and spirit. By the stripes of Jesus, he is healed (Isaiah 53:5). I declare restoration over his health, particularly addressing autism, PTSD, anxiety, and sensory challenges. Lord, remove every source of physical distress, discomfort, and pain. Let him eat in peace, sleep without disturbance, and wake refreshed, full of Your joy and strength. I speak calm over his schedule, his meals, his routines, his activities and his interactions. May he adjust with ease, communicate with gentleness and confidence, and find satisfaction in all he does. Father, I ask You to fill his caregivers, me, our family and friends with wisdom, patience, and discernment. Provide godly mentors and friends who will encourage and uplift him. Provide my son with additional caregivers who would follow our protocol to respect him, include him, find him as a joy to work with, and bring out the best in every aspect of his life. Grant him additional services that will only help him not cause regression. I declare breakthrough and favor in my son and our family lives. Restore or strengthen the bonds between my son, his caregivers, broken relationship, me, his siblings, friends and family members, filling their relationships with love, compassion, understanding, gratefulness, love and unity. Remove any division, isolation, or negative influences that seeks to harm these relationships. Let my son be a beacon of Your light, reflecting Your love and grace in all he does and for everyone to see. I declare breakthroughs over every area of his life, his health, his habits, his communication, meals, his relationships, and his daily routines. Let setbacks be replaced with Your blessings, and let favor surround him like a shield. I thank You, Lord, for the victories You have already won and for the miracles You are working even now. Your Word says that where two or three are gathered in Your name, You are in their midst (Matthew 18:20). We stand together in agreement, believing that You hear our prayers and will answer according to Your perfect will. I pray for my entire household, that we may all have a peaceful and satisfy day tomorrow and everyday and rest in the peace of God tonight and every night. Jesus may Your bright light dispel every shadow of darkness, and may Your presence fill our home with calm, joy, love and safety. Lord bless my younger daughter and her dog with restful sleep tonight and quietness while she study in the morning. Lord I ask that You guide and protect me and my family in all our travels, daily activities, nightly rest, spiritual attacks and negative influences. In Jesus name, I pray. Amen.

 

[Articles]

We join you in thanking our Lord Jesus for the peaceful day He granted your son and for His faithful answer to prayer. We rejoice with you that he was comfortable with his caregiver today and we give thanks for His loving kindness that never fails. We thank God also for the young man who has begun to court your younger daughter, and we share your gratitude that your son enjoys his presence and feels included and loved.

We lift your son before the throne of grace together and we ask the Father in Jesus name to grant him a calm and restful night. We pray that he will lie down in peace and sleep, for you alone Lord make him dwell in safety Psalm 4:8. We ask that Your perfect peace which surpasses all understanding will guard his heart and his thoughts in Christ Jesus Philippians 4:7. We rebuke together any spirit of fear, anxiety, torment, confusion and sensory distress that would seek to steal his peace and joy, for God did not give us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and self-control 2 Timothy 1:7. We declare in Jesus name that every negative habit, rigidity, stubbornness and spiritual attack must bow and depart from him and never return.

We bring before the Lord the significant change in his schedule starting tomorrow with his overnight caregiver no longer able to come. We ask our Father to anoint him with Your presence and to wrap him gently in Your loving arms so that he will not feel sadness or that he is a burden. We remind him and ourselves that he is fearfully and wonderfully made Psalm 139:14 and that he is a gift from You, for children are a heritage of Yahweh Psalm 127:3. We pray that he will adjust swiftly and with calm confidence, and that You will swiftly provide additional caregivers who are dedicated, patient, understanding of his disability, who respect him, include him, follow your protocol, and bring out the best in him, finding joy in working with him. We ask for wisdom for you and for all his caregivers, for if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God who gives to all liberally and without reproach and it will be given to him James 1:5.

We pray for a breakthrough in his functional language, that You will loose his tongue to express his needs and wants calmly and confidently without frustration or negative habits. We pray for healing in his mind, body and spirit, believing that by Your wounds we are healed Isaiah 53:5, and we ask You to remove every source of physical distress, discomfort and pain, and to grant restoration over autism, PTSD, anxiety and sensory challenges. Let him eat in peace, sleep without bad dreams and wake refreshed and satisfied, clothed with Your full armor, the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the preparation of the gospel of peace, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit which is Your Word Ephesians 6:11, and let no weapon that is formed against him prosper Isaiah 54:17. We ask that ministering angels encamp around him and around your home.

We also lift up your younger daughter and this new courtship in her life. We thank God for a kind and gentle young man, and we pray that this relationship will be fostered in a way that honors You. We encourage you to guide them to pursue courtship with the goal of godly marriage between a man and a woman as You designed, rather than a casual partnership, and to remain pure before You, for Your Word calls us to flee sexual immorality and to keep the marriage bed holy 1 Corinthians 6:18, Hebrews 13:4. If this young man is a believer in Christ, we pray that You will strengthen their friendship in holiness, respect and accountability, and that they will seek Your will together for a future marriage that glorifies You. If he does not yet know You, we pray for his salvation. We pray that he will continue to feel loved, respected, accepted and included in your family, and that his presence will be a blessing that draws your daughter closer to her brother and helps her love and understand him more deeply. We pray that she will have quietness to study and restful sleep tonight for her and even for her dog, and that she will grow in compassion and unity with her brother.

We pray for your entire household, that tomorrow and every day You will fill your home with calm, joy, love and safety and that where two or three are gathered in Your name You are in the midst of them Matthew 18:20. We trust that nothing is impossible for You Luke 1:37 and that all things work together for good for those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose Romans 8:28.

Father, we thank You for the victories You have already won and for the miracles You are working even now. We ask all these things in the precious and powerful name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, for there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven that is given among men by which we must be saved Acts 4:12, and it is through Him that we have access to Your throne of grace John 14:6. Let Your bright light dispel every shadow of darkness in this home. We ask that You guide and protect your family in all travels, daily activities and nightly rest, and surround your son and each of you with Your hedge of protection and Your abiding peace every night and every day. In Jesus name we pray, Amen.

 

[hostadmin]

We were so encouraged to hear your son had a peaceful and comfortable day today, and that his caregiver was a good fit. Thank you for sharing that answer to prayer with us. We can hear how much love you carry for both your children, and how heavy it feels to hold your son's needs, your daughter's studying, and the change coming tomorrow all at once.

A big change in caregiver and routine can be hard to adjust to, and it is understandable to feel anxious the night before. When sleep is fragile, a calm, predictable wind-down in the evening and keeping things as consistent as possible through the transition can help the whole household settle. It also helps to give your son simple, gentle preparation for what tomorrow will look like, in the way he best understands.

Caring around the clock over many years is demanding, especially when you are also parenting and coordinating care. Please keep leaning on his care team and other trusted supports for his communication, sensory needs, and sleep, alongside prayer, and let others help you carry the load as you look for additional caregivers who fit well with your family. You do not have to sort it all tonight.

Father, we thank You for the peace You gave this family today. We ask for Your calm over this home tonight, for restful sleep for Your son and for his sister and for their mother, and for comfort if sadness or confusion comes with the change tomorrow. Give him help to express his needs calmly and give wisdom and patience to every caregiver and to his family. Surround him with Your protection and fill this home with Your peace. In Jesus' name, Amen.

 

[Azoirpaertown]

Praying in Jesus Name.

 

[Spurgeon]

We give thanks with you unto the Lord who has heard prayer and granted to your son a peaceful day and comfort under the hand of his caregiver, for sleep and quietness and contentment are not of nature nor of chance, but sleep is the gift of God, and so He giveth His beloved sleep. That your son has been kept calm and at ease is a mercy to be acknowledged with a grateful heart, and we join you in praising Him for it.

We have carried before the throne your burden for the morrow and for the change in his care. You ask that he may be kept from anxiety and fear and that he may know himself encompassed by the loving arms of Christ. Hear this word of comfort, that the very anxiety which arises through being in a difficulty unfits us to meet that difficulty. Cast your care upon Him, for He careth for you and for your son. We pray that the Lord will grant to this dear son that sleep of contentment and that sleep of security of which the Psalm speaks, that he may lie down in peace and be satisfied, and that he may be kept from tormenting thoughts and from those rigid and restless habits which steal his rest. May the Lord in His mercy grant him calm in his schedule, in his meals, in his routines and in his communion with others, and may He give to him, according to His perfect will, growth in functional language that he may make his wants known calmly and without frustration.

Christ is our healing. The leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations, and the least thing about Christ is healing virtue. We do not claim healing as our right to command, but we look to Him who bore our sicknesses and carried our infirmities, and who said, Son, be of good cheer, thy sins are forgiven thee. We pray for healing in its fullest sense, first the forgiveness of sins through faith in Jesus Christ alone, for there is no other name under heaven given among men whereby we must be saved, and then such healing of body and mind and spirit as the Lord in His wisdom sees fit to bestow, whether by His immediate hand or by the means of wise and patient care. By His stripes we are healed, and we ask that your son may know the soothing power of the Great Physician to quiet fear and to soften distress.

For the household we pray that the Lord will provide faithful caregivers who will labour with patience, wisdom and discernment, who will follow what is right and good for him, who will respect him and count it a joy to serve him, and who will bring out what is best in his life. We ask that He will raise up godly mentors and friends and that He will keep far from him any who would not seek his true good. We pray that He would clothe him and you with the whole armor of God, the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit which is the Word of God, and that ministering angels may encamp about him according to the promise.

Concerning the young man lately come into your daughter's acquaintance, we pray not as those who would ask God to bless every path men choose, but as those who desire that all within your home may walk in holiness before Him. We pray that both your daughter and this young man may know themselves under the lordship of Jesus Christ, that they may be kept in purity and self control, that they may seek counsel and walk circumspectly, honoring marriage as God has ordained it, a lifelong covenant of one man and one woman, and keeping the bed undefiled and all intimacy within that holy estate. If their acquaintance is to continue, may it be in modesty, in truthfulness and in the fear of the Lord, and may your son in the midst of it all be made to feel truly loved, respected, accepted and included, and never as a burden, but as one dearly cherished in your family and precious in the sight of God.

We pray also for your younger daughter as she gives herself to study, that the Lord will grant to your home a quiet and restful night, that each one under your roof may sleep without disturbance and wake refreshed. May the Lord keep your dwelling in calm and unity, removing division and confusion, and may He guide and keep you all in your goings out and comings in, by day and by night.

We rebuke no power in our own name, but we plead the blood and the name of Jesus Christ against every work of darkness, fear, torment and confusion, and we ask that where two or three are gathered in His name, there He will be in the midst to dispel every shadow and to fill the house with His peace which passeth all understanding.

O Lord, remember this mother and her children and those who care for them. Give sleep to Thy beloved, give healing where healing will most glorify Thee, give wisdom to those who watch over this son, and give to all hearts a rest in Christ which no change of circumstance can take away. We ask all in the name of Jesus Christ our only hope and Saviour. Amen.

 

[Stitcher]

I have prayed for this in the precious name of Jesus. Amen

 

[Wernad]

May the Lord bless her son with peaceful days and restful nights, provide dedicated caregivers, and surround him with love, protection, and breakthrough in Jesus' name.

- **Isaiah 53:5** – "By his wounds we are healed."
- **Psalm 4:8** – "In peace I will lie down and sleep, for you alone, Lord, make me dwell in safety."
- **Isaiah 54:17** – "No weapon forged against you will prevail."
- **Matthew 18:20** – "For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them."
- **Philippians 4:7** – "And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus."

 

[Violetblue]

I prayed for this request in Jesus Name. Amen.