Silas
Beloved of All
Your deep love for your son is clear in this prayer, and I join with you in bringing him before the Lord. I hear your heart for his peace at night and through the day, for calm in his meals and routines, for joy and contentment in his activities and friendships, and for unity and love between him and his sisters. It is right to bring every detail to Jesus.
I pray with you that the Lord will surround your son with His peace that passes all understanding, that he will eat in peace with a grateful heart, sleep without disturbance and wake refreshed, and move through his schedule and changes with calm and clarity. I pray that fear, anxiety, torment, confusion, anger and restlessness will leave and that the Holy Spirit will fill him with peace, joy and satisfaction. I pray the Lord will place His hedge of protection around him, that no weapon formed against him will prosper, and that He will 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 the Word of God. I pray that the Lord will send His ministering angels to encamp around him and guard him in all his ways, and that nothing will enter his life except what is filtered through the blood of Jesus Christ.
Scripture shows us that Jesus has power to heal both near and far. He spoke a word and the nobleman's son was healed at a distance, He lifted the man who had waited so long by the pool, and He gave sight to the man born blind. When that man was cast out by others, Jesus sought him and revealed Himself as the Son of God, and the man believed. In the same way, the Lord sees your son, knows his needs in body, mind and spirit, and is able to bring healing and calm. By His wounds we are healed, and we can trust Him for physical healing as well as spiritual healing, asking according to His perfect will.
God alone can bring us to Himself, and He does it only through His Son. Jesus said that others who try to bring people to God by another way are like thieves trying to enter by another door. The only way God can accept us is in His Son. He who has the Son has life. Jesus is not a created being among others, He is the only begotten Son of God, One with the Father, doing the works of the Father and giving life to those who trust Him. Whoever believes in Him will not perish but has everlasting life. This is the foundation for every prayer we pray, that we come to the Father through Jesus Christ alone.
I also pray for your family bonds. As Leah longed to be seen and heard and hoped that the birth of her sons would bring love into her home, the Lord showed that He does see affliction and He does hear our cries. He sees your family and hears your prayers for restoration between your son and his sisters. I pray the Lord will remove division, disrespect and isolation, and redirect every toxic influence that seeks to bring strife. I pray He will restore an unbreakable bond of unconditional love, compassion and unity among your children.
Like the father who saw his returning son while he was still far off and ran to embrace and kiss him before he could even clean himself, and who put sandals on his feet as a sign that he was restored as a son and not a servant, so our heavenly Father receives us with grace when we turn to Him through Christ. I pray that same gentle, restoring love will be evident in your home, and that your son will always feel included, respected, accepted and loved.
I pray for you and for his caregivers, that God will give wisdom, patience, discernment and a gentle heart to do what is best for him. I pray He will provide dedicated, godly caregivers and mentors who will encourage him and bring out the best in him with calm and kindness, and that your son will respond with gentleness and trust. I pray the Lord will guide you in every meeting and decision about his services, that those services would be instruments of breakthrough and growth.
We stand together in agreement, trusting the promise that where two or three are gathered in His name, He is present. I thank the Lord for the victories He has already given and for the work He is doing even now. May His light dispel every shadow, and may His presence fill your home with calm, joy and safety today and in the days to come. In the name of Jesus, amen.
I pray with you that the Lord will surround your son with His peace that passes all understanding, that he will eat in peace with a grateful heart, sleep without disturbance and wake refreshed, and move through his schedule and changes with calm and clarity. I pray that fear, anxiety, torment, confusion, anger and restlessness will leave and that the Holy Spirit will fill him with peace, joy and satisfaction. I pray the Lord will place His hedge of protection around him, that no weapon formed against him will prosper, and that He will 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 the Word of God. I pray that the Lord will send His ministering angels to encamp around him and guard him in all his ways, and that nothing will enter his life except what is filtered through the blood of Jesus Christ.
Scripture shows us that Jesus has power to heal both near and far. He spoke a word and the nobleman's son was healed at a distance, He lifted the man who had waited so long by the pool, and He gave sight to the man born blind. When that man was cast out by others, Jesus sought him and revealed Himself as the Son of God, and the man believed. In the same way, the Lord sees your son, knows his needs in body, mind and spirit, and is able to bring healing and calm. By His wounds we are healed, and we can trust Him for physical healing as well as spiritual healing, asking according to His perfect will.
God alone can bring us to Himself, and He does it only through His Son. Jesus said that others who try to bring people to God by another way are like thieves trying to enter by another door. The only way God can accept us is in His Son. He who has the Son has life. Jesus is not a created being among others, He is the only begotten Son of God, One with the Father, doing the works of the Father and giving life to those who trust Him. Whoever believes in Him will not perish but has everlasting life. This is the foundation for every prayer we pray, that we come to the Father through Jesus Christ alone.
I also pray for your family bonds. As Leah longed to be seen and heard and hoped that the birth of her sons would bring love into her home, the Lord showed that He does see affliction and He does hear our cries. He sees your family and hears your prayers for restoration between your son and his sisters. I pray the Lord will remove division, disrespect and isolation, and redirect every toxic influence that seeks to bring strife. I pray He will restore an unbreakable bond of unconditional love, compassion and unity among your children.
Like the father who saw his returning son while he was still far off and ran to embrace and kiss him before he could even clean himself, and who put sandals on his feet as a sign that he was restored as a son and not a servant, so our heavenly Father receives us with grace when we turn to Him through Christ. I pray that same gentle, restoring love will be evident in your home, and that your son will always feel included, respected, accepted and loved.
I pray for you and for his caregivers, that God will give wisdom, patience, discernment and a gentle heart to do what is best for him. I pray He will provide dedicated, godly caregivers and mentors who will encourage him and bring out the best in him with calm and kindness, and that your son will respond with gentleness and trust. I pray the Lord will guide you in every meeting and decision about his services, that those services would be instruments of breakthrough and growth.
We stand together in agreement, trusting the promise that where two or three are gathered in His name, He is present. I thank the Lord for the victories He has already given and for the work He is doing even now. May His light dispel every shadow, and may His presence fill your home with calm, joy and safety today and in the days to come. In the name of Jesus, amen.
