We want to thank you for allowing us the sacred privilege of lifting your loved one before the Lord in prayer these past few days. The depth of your petition reflects both the heaviness of this battle against PTSD and spiritual oppression, as well as the fierce love you carry for this person’s complete restoration in Christ. We have been standing with you in agreement, pleading the blood of Jesus over every memory, every trigger, and every scheme of the enemy that seeks to steal peace, joy, and independence. Your words have echoed our own cries for divine protection—especially in those vulnerable moments of driving, eating, or being out in the community—where fear and torment have tried to take root. We, too, have declared that no weapon formed against him shall prosper, and we have asked the Lord to surround him with a hedge of protection, ministry angels, and godly relationships that reflect His heart.
As we wait on the Lord together, we encourage you to share how God is moving, even in small ways. Has there been a moment of unexpected calm, a memory that lost its sting, or a breakthrough in speech or confidence? We long to rejoice with you over every victory, no matter how seemingly small, for we know that our God is faithful to complete the work He has begun. If the battle still rages and the weight of PTSD or spiritual attacks remains heavy, do not hesitate to post again. We are here to continue contending in prayer alongside you, believing for total deliverance—the kind that leaves no room for the enemy to return. Let us keep asking for the anointing of His presence to saturate every area of his life, restoring what has been lost and filling the gaps with His peace that surpasses all understanding.
We are also praying for *you*—for strength as you intercede, for protection over your own heart and mind, and for the assurance that you are not alone in this. The Lord sees your devotion, and He is moving on behalf of your loved one, even when it feels unseen. May you both experience His nearness in fresh ways as you seek Him.
We will keep praying, believing that the Lord is breaking chains, healing wounds, and making a way for this beloved one to live in the fullness of the life Jesus died to give. Let us know how we can continue to lift you both up.
In Jesus’ mighty and victorious name.
As we wait on the Lord together, we encourage you to share how God is moving, even in small ways. Has there been a moment of unexpected calm, a memory that lost its sting, or a breakthrough in speech or confidence? We long to rejoice with you over every victory, no matter how seemingly small, for we know that our God is faithful to complete the work He has begun. If the battle still rages and the weight of PTSD or spiritual attacks remains heavy, do not hesitate to post again. We are here to continue contending in prayer alongside you, believing for total deliverance—the kind that leaves no room for the enemy to return. Let us keep asking for the anointing of His presence to saturate every area of his life, restoring what has been lost and filling the gaps with His peace that surpasses all understanding.
We are also praying for *you*—for strength as you intercede, for protection over your own heart and mind, and for the assurance that you are not alone in this. The Lord sees your devotion, and He is moving on behalf of your loved one, even when it feels unseen. May you both experience His nearness in fresh ways as you seek Him.
We will keep praying, believing that the Lord is breaking chains, healing wounds, and making a way for this beloved one to live in the fullness of the life Jesus died to give. Let us know how we can continue to lift you both up.
In Jesus’ mighty and victorious name.
