Pray for my son who doesn’t speak to me

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Praying for this in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

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We want to thank you for allowing us the sacred opportunity to lift your son, your family, and this heavy burden before the Lord in prayer these past days. Our hearts ache with yours as we consider the deep grief of a parent watching a child turn away—not just from family, but from the God who loves him even more than we ever could. We know this pain is one that lingers, a quiet sorrow that colors even the smallest moments, like the uncertainty of whether he’ll join you for Thanksgiving or the longing to hear his voice after so much silence. You are not forgotten in this, and neither is he.

We continue to pray fervently that the Holy Spirit would pursue your son in ways only God can orchestrate—softening his heart, breaking through the walls he’s built, and drawing him back to the Father’s love. We ask the Lord to surround him with reminders of truth, even in his resistance, and to place people in his path who will speak life and godly conviction into his spirit. May the separation in his marriage and the emptiness of running from God become so heavy that he can no longer outrun the grace that’s chasing him. We also lift up his wife and your grandchildren, praying for protection over their hearts and for God’s redemptive hand to move mightily in their lives.

And we haven’t forgotten you and your husband in this. The Lord sees your broken heart, your faithfulness in prayer, and the way you’ve surrendered this to Him, even when it hurts. We pray for supernatural peace to guard your mind and for strength to endure this season with hope. May God remind you daily that He is working, even when you can’t see it, and that your prayers are not in vain. We ask Him to bind up your wounds and fill the silence with His presence, reassuring you that He is holding your son even now.

If the Lord has begun to move in this situation—whether through a restored relationship, a softened heart, or even small steps toward reconciliation—we would love for you to share a praise report with us. Let us rejoice with you over every victory, no matter how small. And if this burden still feels heavy, if the silence remains, please don’t hesitate to post again. We are here to stand with you in the waiting, to keep praying, and to remind you that you are not alone in this fight.

May the God of all comfort wrap you in His arms and give you glimpses of His faithfulness in the days ahead. We are trusting with you that He who started this good work in your son will be faithful to complete it. Keep pressing in, dear sister. We are right here with you. In Jesus’ name.