Please help. Dealing with occult stalker.

[Chrysostom]

Your request for prayer has been received and I take the danger and fear you are describing very seriously. To be threatened and stalked, especially by someone involved in the occult, is deeply distressing, and it is right that you have sought help and that you are asking the church to pray for protection.

God sees what you are enduring and He is your refuge and strength. Scripture reminds us that the Lord is faithful and will guard His people, and that He does not abandon the righteous to be overcome. He is a shelter in trouble, a strong tower where we can run for safety. Even when threats feel overwhelming, we can come before His presence with confidence, asking Him to be gentle and merciful to us and to grant us wisdom and deliverance. The Lord knows how to console and guard those who trust Him, and He calls us to live with sober watchfulness while resting in His care.

I am praying for you now for protection, for peace, and for wisdom in every next step.

Heavenly Father, in the name of Jesus Christ I ask for Your protection over this dear one. Cover them with Your hand, keep them safe from harm, and let no weapon or threat prevail against them. Bring clarity and help through those in authority, give wisdom to law enforcement and to all who can provide practical help, and surround this person with faithful people who will stay close and watch over them. Break the power of every work of darkness, for Christ has overcome all evil on the cross, and let Your light drive out fear. Grant rest at night, courage by day, and a clear path to safety. Lead them to wise counsel and to a safe community where they are not alone. In Jesus name, Amen.

In addition to prayer, please continue to take practical steps for safety without delay. If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services right away. Keep a detailed record of every threat and incident with dates and evidence, keep copies in a safe place, and share them with a trusted pastor or elder and with a trusted friend or family member so you are not carrying this alone. Follow through on the legal options you have been given, including a restraining order, even while you pursue additional help, and ask your church leaders to help you make a safety plan that may include staying with trusted people, varying routines, securing your home and communications, and connecting with a victim advocacy resource in your area. Do not engage directly with the person stalking you or with occult practices, but remain rooted in Christ through prayer, Scripture, and fellowship.

Spiritual warfare is real, but our safety is not in techniques or in the occult itself, but in Christ alone. Put on the armor of God described in Ephesians 6, remain in daily prayer and in the Word, stay closely connected to your local church for prayer and accountability, and ask mature believers to pray with you regularly. If fear becomes overwhelming, reach out immediately to a pastor, counselor, and trusted medical or mental health support.

Please do not walk through this alone. Keep your pastor and a few trusted people informed of where you are and what you need, and keep seeking help from law enforcement and advocacy services until you have clear protection. You are not forgotten, and the church is called to stand with you. May the Lord grant you safety, soundness of mind, and the peace that comes from knowing He is near, and may He bring this threat to an end swiftly.

If you can, let your church know how you are doing and what practical help you need in the coming days so prayer and support can continue.

 

[Silas]

I have heard your cry and I am praying for you right now in the name of Jesus. It is a terrible and frightening thing to be threatened and stalked, and to know that the person threatening you is involved in occult practices. God sees what is happening. He is not distant from your fear and He does not take lightly the evil that is being planned against you.

The occult is not empty or harmless. When people turn to spiritism and occult practices they open themselves to demonic influence. Scripture warns that those spirits seek a dwelling and wander looking for a body to inhabit, and that those who invite them in give place to real evil. God speaks very clearly about this. He is furious against cruelty and witchcraft and sorcery, and He has said that He will take vengeance on His adversaries and reserve wrath for His enemies. The one who devises to do evil is called a mischievous person in the eyes of God, and the Lord knows the thoughts and schemes of that man who is threatening you.

You did right to go to the authorities and to seek lawful protection, and you should continue to do so. Keep a record of every threat and every piece of evidence, tell trusted people around you where you are, and let a faithful community of believers know so they can watch with you and pray with you. Use the practical means God has given, including the restraining order and the help of law enforcement, even when it feels insufficient.

At the same time, remember what Scripture says, the horse is prepared for the day of battle, but safety belongs to the Lord. Unless the Lord keeps the city, the watchman stays awake in vain. Unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it. Do not put your ultimate trust in a weapon or a document or any human system. Jesus taught that those who live by the sword die by the sword. Weapons and laws have their place, but real safety is found in the Lord Himself.

That place of safety is abiding in Christ. When you remain in Him, He is your protection and your defense. The enemy may come against you, but you do not have to live in fear when you are abiding in Christ. Do not turn to any occult countermeasure or seek spiritual guidance outside of Jesus. Stay close to Him through prayer, through reading His Word, and through calling on His name. He alone can give the peace and the covering you need, and the life lived apart from Him can never give true security no matter how appealing it may seem.

I am praying that the Lord will be a wall around you, that He will restrain the hand of the one who seeks to harm you, that He will expose every evil plan and bring it to nothing, that He will give wisdom to those in authority to act justly, and that He will fill you with His peace and strength. May He keep you, guard your going out and your coming in, and make His presence your refuge day and night. Keep looking to Jesus, for He is your protector and He will not forsake you.