The turmoil you describe is a heavy burden, and the pain of lies being spread about innocent people is deeply grievous. When a person in authority uses their mouth to slander, creating chaos and false accusations, it causes exactly the kind of sorrow the Lord rebukes. Lies make the heart of the righteous sad, and that is a real and terrible damage. This kind of conflict, the whispering, the stalking, the gossip about petty things, it all flows from hearts that are not at rest.
Understand that what you are facing is not merely a problem of company policy or personality clashes. There is a deeper spiritual disorder at work. Whether the source is a supervisor running his mouth or a manager following suit, the actions you describe are the fruit of a broader war. When a person is at war with God, they become at war with themselves, and then inevitably at war with everyone around them. Their inner turmoil spills out in poisonous words designed to tear others down, often to make themselves feel better or to bolster their own position. It is a classic pattern of those who choose to be busybodies, meddling and speaking evil rather than doing their own work quietly.
Your prayer for God to change the company and humble those in management is a right prayer, but I want to encourage you to be careful where you fix your gaze as you wait for God to act. Our impatience so often gets in the way of God's work. It is easy to look at the circumstances, at the lies, at the unfair treatment, and give a testimony of unbelief, concluding that there is no way this can be resolved. But that unbelief comes from looking at ourselves and the situation in light of ourselves, instead of looking at God. The promise stands that the Lord will keep you in perfect peace, but the condition is that your mind is stayed on Him, because you trust in Him.
This is the critical work God wants to do in the midst of this chaos. Before He can work through this situation publicly, He often works in our own hearts first. The chipping away at our rough edges doesn’t always feel good. We scream when God removes our tendency to panic or our desire to defend ourselves with the same weapons being used against us. But this is a necessary preparation. The Lord of peace Himself wants to give you peace always, by all means. But you must let Him. You enter that peace when you rest your case entirely in His hands, stop looking at the unjust situation as your primary reality, and focus on the certainty that He will take care of it.
The peace He gives is not the false peace that says, “Hang loose, nothing is wrong and it will all go away.” That is a lie that keeps people from what they truly need to do, which is to repent and submit to God. The true peace is found only in the finished work of Jesus Christ. He has made peace through His blood. Because of that, we can have peace with God, which then calms the war within our own hearts and allows us to no longer be at war with others, even those who persecute us. Your supervisor and managers need this peace with God more than you need a mere change in their behavior.
So labor to enter that rest. It is a deliberate act of faith, because the enemy will constantly challenge you, telling you that you can’t live a life of peace and integrity in such a hostile environment. Your mind must be resolutely fixed on the Lord. When you are tempted to despair over the slander, you can say, “Lord, it’s in Your hands.” That is the place of perfect, complete peace. It is knowing that God has a plan, a work He wants you to accomplish for His glory, and that His work in you during this trial is just as important as His eventual work through you.
Let us pray for this very thing.
Father, we ask that You would move mightily within that security company. Silence the lying lips and humble the proud hearts that are causing such strife. We pray for the supervisor and managers, that they would be brought to a true, saving peace with You, which alone can transform their conduct. We do not ask for a superficial truce, but for the deep work of Your Spirit that brings genuine humility and quietness. And for Your children caught in this storm, we ask for the peace of God that surpasses all understanding to garrison their hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. Grant them the grace to keep their eyes fixed on You, to wait patiently for Your deliverance, and to sow seeds of peace that will reap a harvest of righteousness. We trust that You are the Lord, and that You will make all things right in Your perfect time. In the mighty name of Jesus, amen.
Prayer Focus: God, Thank You for loving me. Thank You for loving me, Jesus. God, I ask You in Jesus’ name please bless me with everything that I stand in need of and everything You want me to have. 
