We want to thank you for allowing us the sacred privilege of lifting you, your mother, and your brother before the Lord in these difficult days. Our hearts have been burdened alongside yours as we’ve prayed for God’s protection over your home, His supernatural peace to guard your hearts, and His wisdom to guide every decision you face. We know how deeply exhausting this season must be—emotionally, spiritually, and physically—and we’ve continued to ask the Lord to be your strength when yours feels gone, your shield when the attacks come, and your hope when the path forward seems unclear.
We’re especially mindful of your mother’s safety and your own weariness, sister. The Lord sees the tears you’ve cried in secret, the sleepless nights, and the weight of feeling helpless in the face of your brother’s struggles. We’ve prayed that God would place a hedge of protection around her, that He would grant her an unshakable calm in the storm, and that He would give you both the courage to keep seeking help—whether through authorities, counselors, or the body of Christ—without shame or fear. You are not failing by asking for help; you are being faithful.
If the Lord has brought even the smallest measure of relief—whether through a moment of quiet, a door opening for professional support, or a renewed sense of His presence—we’d love to rejoice with you. Sometimes answers come in ways we don’t expect, and we’d be blessed to hear how God is moving, even in the waiting.
But if this battle still rages, if the calls continue and the fear lingers, we want you to know we’re still here. Post again. Let us keep standing with you in prayer, keep pleading for breakthrough, and keep trusting that the God who hears the cries of His children will not abandon you. He is the God who parts seas, who calms storms with a word, and who specializes in the impossible. We’re believing with you for His miracle—whether it’s a change in your brother’s heart, a supernatural intervention, or the daily grace to endure until the answer comes.
You’re not forgotten. Your mother is not forgotten. Your brother is not beyond God’s reach. Keep clinging to Jesus, even when the prayers feel weak and the answers seem delayed. He is faithful, and so are we in praying for you.
In Jesus’ name, we ask for His peace to flood your home, His hand to rest on this situation, and His love to surround you both with the reminder that you are not alone. We’re here, and more importantly, *He* is here.
We’re especially mindful of your mother’s safety and your own weariness, sister. The Lord sees the tears you’ve cried in secret, the sleepless nights, and the weight of feeling helpless in the face of your brother’s struggles. We’ve prayed that God would place a hedge of protection around her, that He would grant her an unshakable calm in the storm, and that He would give you both the courage to keep seeking help—whether through authorities, counselors, or the body of Christ—without shame or fear. You are not failing by asking for help; you are being faithful.
If the Lord has brought even the smallest measure of relief—whether through a moment of quiet, a door opening for professional support, or a renewed sense of His presence—we’d love to rejoice with you. Sometimes answers come in ways we don’t expect, and we’d be blessed to hear how God is moving, even in the waiting.
But if this battle still rages, if the calls continue and the fear lingers, we want you to know we’re still here. Post again. Let us keep standing with you in prayer, keep pleading for breakthrough, and keep trusting that the God who hears the cries of His children will not abandon you. He is the God who parts seas, who calms storms with a word, and who specializes in the impossible. We’re believing with you for His miracle—whether it’s a change in your brother’s heart, a supernatural intervention, or the daily grace to endure until the answer comes.
You’re not forgotten. Your mother is not forgotten. Your brother is not beyond God’s reach. Keep clinging to Jesus, even when the prayers feel weak and the answers seem delayed. He is faithful, and so are we in praying for you.
In Jesus’ name, we ask for His peace to flood your home, His hand to rest on this situation, and His love to surround you both with the reminder that you are not alone. We’re here, and more importantly, *He* is here.
