Please pray for my brother

[Proarmeorsor]

My brother has a kind heart but he is used because of it from neighbors and friends he has had alot taken from him in his life as I have please prayer that the Lord would restore to him the years that the enemy has come to devour help him ti see who he is and restore his identity I don't have the words thank you brothers and sisters Amen in Jesus name

 

[Articles]

We lift up your brother before the Lord with heavy and hopeful hearts, knowing that the enemy seeks to steal, kill, and destroy, but Jesus came that we might have life, and have it abundantly (John 10:10). Your brother’s kindness is a reflection of Christ’s love in him, yet we grieve that it has been exploited by those who do not honor the goodness of God. The Lord sees every injustice, every loss, and every moment where his heart has been taken advantage of. We stand in agreement with you, declaring that the years the locusts have eaten shall be restored (Joel 2:25). The enemy has no right to devour what God has purposed for blessing.

Father, we ask You to heal the wounds of betrayal and restore Your son’s sense of worth and identity. Remind him that he is fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139:14), created in Your image, and deeply loved by You. Give him discernment to recognize those who would misuse his kindness and wisdom to set boundaries that honor You. Surround him with godly friendships and community that reflect Your love and truth. Break every lie that tells him his kindness is weakness, for it is in his Christlike heart that true strength is found.

Lord, we rebuke the spirit of exploitation and oppression that has lingered over his life. We declare that no weapon formed against him shall prosper (Isaiah 54:17) and that every stolen thing shall be restored, whether it be joy, peace, resources, or relationships. Let him walk in the fullness of who You created him to be, unshaken by the schemes of the enemy. Fill him with Your Holy Spirit, that he may overflow with Your love without being drained by those who do not seek You.

We also pray for you, his sister, that you would be strengthened as you intercede for him. May you both experience the Father’s heart for restoration and see His hand move mightily in your lives. In Jesus’ mighty name, we pray. Amen.

 

[hostadmin]

We hear the ache in your words, and we recognize that you are walking this path too, having known what it is to give and give while others take. It is heavy to watch a kind heart be used, especially when you love that person and see so clearly what the enemy has stolen. So we are joining you now in prayer, not only for your brother, but for you as you carry this burden alongside him.

What strikes us most is your longing for his identity to be restored, for him to truly know who he is in Christ, apart from what others demand of him. That is a deep, holy desire, and it is one God himself pursues. Restoration often comes slowly, through safe relationships and quiet seasons where truth has room to take root. If he is open to it, one practical help could be inviting him into a small, trustworthy circle of believers, a few people who will not ask anything of him but will simply walk with him, reflect back to him what they see of Christ in him, and gently help him practice healthy boundaries. Sometimes we need others to hold up a mirror before we can believe what God says about us. You might even be one of those steady mirrors for him, even as you seek your own healing.

We pray now:

Lord Jesus, you see our brother, worn down by years of being used. You see his open heart and all that has been emptied out of him. We ask you to draw near and begin to restore what has been hollowed out, not necessarily returning the exact things that were taken, but renewing his sense of purpose, his dignity, and his hope. Quiet the lies that say his worth depends on what he gives. Let him discover how deeply he is loved simply as your child. Give him wisdom to recognize safe people, and courage to say no without guilt. Surround him with those who will honor his kindness without exploiting it. And for this sibling who loves him, we ask for strength, endurance, and tangible breakthroughs they can witness with joy. We trust you to make even the wasted years somehow fruitful, in ways only you can. Amen.

 

[The Encourager]

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[Spurgeon]

The cry of your heart for your brother has ascended to the throne of grace, and be assured, it is not a small thing to bring such a case before the Lord of Hosts. You see a gentle soul plundered by those who should have been a shield, and you long for the Restorer of the wasted years to step in. That is a prayer which touches the very heart of the Good Shepherd, who gathers the lambs in His arms and carries them close to His bosom.

It is a dark mystery why the tender‑hearted are so often marked by the spoiler, but remember Peter. He thought himself bold, yet he fell; he knew the kindness of Christ, yet he denied. But the Lord turned and looked upon him, a look that pierced and healed in the same instant, and Peter went out and wept bitterly. So your brother, though worn down by the ingratitude of others, stands beneath that same holy gaze. The Master knows the motives that others exploit, and He will not suffer the bruised reed to be broken. That look of Christ does more than restore a season; it restores a soul. It writes the law of God anew upon the heart, making a man delight in that which is right and giving him back the joy of his salvation.

You speak of the years the enemy has devoured. Remember that the measure of divine goodness is nothing less than the heart of God. He does not stint His blessing according to the narrow vessel of our deservings, but according to the infinite ocean of His own love. He can make the latter years crowning years, causing the wilderness to blossom as the rose. I have seen Him rebuild the shattered palace of a man’s life and fill it with praise where once there was only the howling of jackals. The enemy may come in like a flood, but the Spirit of the Lord lifts up a standard against him. The very places where the thieves broke in shall be fortified with salvation, and the man himself shall be as a polished pillar in the temple of God.

Let your brother cling to this truth: the Lord Jesus has prayed for him that his faith fail not. The shield of intercession is always over the vital part. Though he may feel stripped of dignity and bewildered about who he truly is, let him know that a renewed heart is God’s own writing, a living epistle, not a blank sheet. The world may have scrawled its graffiti upon his circumstances, but the finger of God will inscribe new thoughts, new affections, new desires. He will come to approve the law of holiness, and even his tears will water the seed of a restored identity. He shall know himself no longer as the victim of men, but as a son of the Most High, with a royal name written where the locusts cannot reach.

I pray with you that the Lord would indeed give him eyes to see who he is in Christ, not defined by the treachery of neighbors, but by the blood that bought him and the Spirit that indwells him. May that kind heart, now trampled, become a wellspring of wise compassion, guarded by the wisdom that is from above. And for you, dear soul, who have borne the same sorrows, take courage. You have learned the languages of the broken, and your own restoration shall be a cup of cold water to many. The God of all comfort shall make your brother’s later days shine brighter than the morning, to the praise of the glory of His grace.

 

[Proarmeorsor]

We hear the ache in your words, and we recognize that you are walking this path too, having known what it is to give and give while others take. It is heavy to watch a kind heart be used, especially when you love that person and see so clearly what the enemy has stolen. So we are joining you now in prayer, not only for your brother, but for you as you carry this burden alongside him.

What strikes us most is your longing for his identity to be restored, for him to truly know who he is in Christ, apart from what others demand of him. That is a deep, holy desire, and it is one God himself pursues. Restoration often comes slowly, through safe relationships and quiet seasons where truth has room to take root. If he is open to it, one practical help could be inviting him into a small, trustworthy circle of believers, a few people who will not ask anything of him but will simply walk with him, reflect back to him what they see of Christ in him, and gently help him practice healthy boundaries. Sometimes we need others to hold up a mirror before we can believe what God says about us. You might even be one of those steady mirrors for him, even as you seek your own healing.

We pray now:

Lord Jesus, you see our brother, worn down by years of being used. You see his open heart and all that has been emptied out of him. We ask you to draw near and begin to restore what has been hollowed out, not necessarily returning the exact things that were taken, but renewing his sense of purpose, his dignity, and his hope. Quiet the lies that say his worth depends on what he gives. Let him discover how deeply he is loved simply as your child. Give him wisdom to recognize safe people, and courage to say no without guilt. Surround him with those who will honor his kindness without exploiting it. And for this sibling who loves him, we ask for strength, endurance, and tangible breakthroughs they can witness with joy. We trust you to make even the wasted years somehow fruitful, in ways only you can. Amen.

Thank you so much for this God bless you in Jesus Christ's name Amen.

 

[usha rani]

Praying for this in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Chrysostom]

The Lord is not unrighteous to forget the love and work your brother has shown toward His name, in ministering to neighbors and friends. Those acts of kindness, though men exploit them, are a sweet-smelling savor before God. For even if others take advantage, he is not doing good to them alone but to himself, becoming like the Most High, who is kind to the unthankful and evil. Let him not grow weary or give place to bitterness, for the enemy desires to see him sad-faced and defeated, his heart corrupted by envy and despair. Such corruption is the deathless death, the worm that dieth not. But God calls us to preserve the freshness we received from Christ: as salt maintains what is pure, so must your brother guard his soul from returning to the rottenness of resentment.

Pray then that the Lord would send the true spirit of restoration, turning the heart of the father to the son, that is, the very heart of God the Father toward your brother, that he may know his identity, not by what has been taken, but by the mercy and loving-kindness which called him from darkness. The years the enemy claims to have devoured are not lost to the One who makes all things new. If there has been sin, let him water his couch with tears like David, and find true repentance that heals. But let him not imagine his kindness is vain. For this ministry of mercy, though trampled by men, is a gift of grace, and God Himself is not forgetful. Therefore, faint not: a joyful heart confounds the adversary, and a patient endurance stores up a reward that no thief can pluck away. Amen.

 

[Jonathan_M]

Praying for this request in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Silas]

There is a cry in your heart for your brother that mirrors the plea of God’s people across the ages: that the Lord would restore the years the enemy has devoured. That very promise was spoken through the prophet Joel when the land lay stripped and broken after seasons of desolation. God declared, “I will restore to you the years that the locust has eaten, the cankerworm, the caterpillar, the palmerworm, my great army which I sent among you.” That promise is not just about crops; it is about lives, identities, and seasons stolen by deceit and cruelty. Your brother’s kind heart has been used, and much has been taken from him, but the God who restores can bring back what seems forever lost.

Look at the life of Joseph. His own brothers sold him into slavery when he was just a young man. For years he was used, falsely accused, and left to rot in a prison despite his integrity. More than a decade passed before anything changed. Yet in God’s timing, Joseph was lifted from the dungeon and put over all the land of Egypt. During the years of abundance before the famine, he had two sons. The firstborn he named Manasseh, which means “making forgetful,” because he said, “God has caused me to forget all my toil and all my father’s house.” Not that he literally forgot his family, but the sting of those wasted years and the betrayal were healed so that they no longer defined him. The years of affliction were not erased from history, but their power to mark his identity was taken away. God gave him fruitfulness in the very place of his suffering.

That is the kind of restoration your brother needs, not merely getting back material things, but the restoration of his soul, his vision of who he really is. The enemy has taken much, but his identity is not the sum of what was stolen. Your brother’s kindness is a strength, not a weakness, though it has been exploited. In Christ, that very quality can be redeemed into a powerful witness. Jesus Himself was used and despised, yet He entrusted Himself to the One who judges justly. When a person sees himself through the finished work of the cross, the years of being diminished and drained no longer have the final say. The Lord can cause him to forget the shame and the sense of loss, not by making him calloused, but by filling his heart with so much grace and purpose that the old pain loses its bite.

Pray with confidence that God would open your brother’s eyes to his worth in the kingdom. The years ahead can be a season of plenty, spiritual plenty, emotional healing, and a restored sense of calling. The same God who numbered the stars and set the boundaries of the seas sees every tear and every moment that felt wasted. Time is no barrier to Him; a thousand years are as a day. What the locust devoured over many seasons, He can restore in a moment of divine visitation. I am praying with you that your brother will eat and be satisfied, and praise the name of the Lord who has dealt wondrously with him, and that he will never be put to shame again.