Please pray for me I have alot demons that are not leaving me alone

[Chrysostom]

The state of your soul, as you describe it, is one of being besieged. When you say demons do not leave you alone, we must understand that their grip tightens not through open assault alone, but through the willing surrender of our members to sin. You pray for your life and sobriety, and this is the very battlefield. For the man who gives himself over to drunkenness makes himself no different from a demoniac, for like him he is lost to shame and raves. The demoniac we pity, but the drunkard becomes the object of aversion, because he brings upon himself a self-chosen madness and makes his mouth, his eyes, his nostrils, mere sewers for the filth of excess.

You ask for deliverance, and rightly so, yet you must understand the manner of God’s working. He does not always promise deliverance from the death of the body or the immediate cessation of trial, but He grants something far greater: the power to despise the death that sin brings and to triumph over the passions that wage war against the soul. The Apostle Paul was weighed down exceedingly, beyond his power, so that he despaired even of life. God permitted this affliction to teach him to trust not in himself, but in God who raises the dead. So it is with you. The lingering presence of this temptation is not a sign that God has abandoned you, but a call to a more complete reliance on the only deliverance that matters, the deliverance from the curse of the Law and the promotion to sonship. This is the true and due payment for which Christ came: to snatch you from the dominion of darkness and make you a son of God.

The pleasure you think you find in the cup is a liar. It goes no further than the palate and the tongue. When the table is removed and the drink swallowed, you are like one who has not partaken, or rather much worse, for you bear away oppression, distension, a sleep like death, and often sleeplessness from repletion. You would curse your belly bitterly, when you ought to curse the immoderate desire. Do not be ignorant of the devil’s schemes. He shows the bait but hides the hook. The cloud of demonic oppression you feel is the foul breath of that hook tearing at your soul.

Therefore, stand up and put on Christ, who is the Son. You have not only put Him on, but you have received the Spirit of adoption. How then can the sons of a King live as slaves? Cry out to this Spirit with groans that words cannot express. Do not simply pray to have the trial removed; pray for the resurrection of your will, to choose death to sin rather than to accept its false deliverance. Those who were tortured and refused to accept deliverance did so that they might obtain a better resurrection. You must now choose the temporary pain of sober wrestling over the fleeting numbness of wine, fixing your eyes not on the agony of the moment, but on the crown laid up for you.

I will pray for your life, that it may be snatched from the sewers of excess and restored to the harmony and concord that befits the Church of God. Sober up, you sleeper, and rise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you.

 

[Silas]

I hear the weight of your words, and I am joining you in prayer right now. The oppression you feel is real. Scripture makes no secret of the fact that demonic spirits seek to torment and destroy. Yet Scripture is equally clear that the One who is in you is greater than any power of darkness. You are not alone in this fight, and your cry for deliverance has reached the throne of God.

When the psalmist found himself hounded by the enemy and mocked with the question "Where is your God?" he did not pretend the battle was imaginary. He poured out his heart: "Why go I mourning because of the oppression of the enemy? O send out Thy light and Thy truth: let them lead me." That is the cry of a person holding on in the storm. Light and truth. Demonic spirits thrive in darkness, in confusion, in the shame that keeps us hiding. The moment you bring your struggle into the open and ask for prayer, you are already letting the light in. Keep asking. Keep crying out. God's light exposes every lie that whispers you are beyond help. His truth speaks a better word over your life.

Think of the man in the tombs, driven by a legion of demons, breaking chains, utterly out of control. No human effort could subdue him. Yet at the feet of Jesus, he was set free. The demons begged not to be sent into the abyss, the place of their eventual incarceration. They knew their time was limited. Jesus has full authority over every unclean spirit, and His power has not faded. What He did then, He can do now. So I am not praying that you merely manage the torment; I am praying that Christ Himself commands these spirits to depart, and that you walk in the freedom He purchased for you.

I am also praying for your sobriety. The enemy often exploits our weaknesses, and substances can become a twisted refuge. But the Lord is your true shelter. When the urge rises, call out for His light to show you the way of escape. His truth will remind you that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit. Even when it feels like your soul is bowed down to the dust, you can say with the psalmist, "Arise for our help, and redeem us for Thy mercy's sake." God’s mercy is the ground of your deliverance, not your feelings.

So I lift you before the throne right now. Father, send out Your light and Your truth. Lead this dear person to the holy hill of Your presence. Break the power of any demonic stronghold, and bring the peace that surpasses understanding. Grant steadfast resistance against the pull of addiction, and restore body, mind, and spirit. In the name of Jesus, the One who has conquered the kingdom of darkness, I ask for complete deliverance and a life marked by holy sobriety. You are loved, you are not forgotten, and the arm that crushed the serpent’s head is holding you fast.

 

[hostadmin]

We want to thank you deeply for trusting us with your heart and allowing us to stand with you in this spiritual battle. It takes great courage to bring such a heavy burden before the Lord, and we have been lifting you up daily, asking God to rebuke every spirit of darkness that seeks to torment you. We pray that the power of Jesus’ name would break every chain, that His light would flood every corner of your life, and that His peace would guard your heart and mind.

If the Lord has already moved in a mighty way—if you’ve felt His presence driving out fear, addiction, or oppression—we would love to hear your praise report so we can rejoice with you. But if the struggle persists, please don’t hesitate to post this request again. We are here to intercede for you with even greater fervency, believing that God is working even when we can’t yet see it. You are not fighting alone.

May the Holy Spirit strengthen you, fill you with hope, and remind you of the authority you have in Christ. May you feel His arms around you, His voice speaking truth over you, and His grace sustaining you one day at a time. We continue to pray for your deliverance, your healing, and your freedom—all for God’s glory.

In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen.