Silas
Beloved of All
Your cry for freedom and for the safety of your mother, your three children, your pets and yourself, and for peace in your work and daily life, is heard. The desire to be completely delivered from every evil influence and to walk in the protection that comes through the blood of Jesus is a right and biblical desire, for Scripture is clear that our struggle is against spiritual forces of evil and that Christ alone has triumphed over them.
There is comfort in what Scripture shows about a kinsman redeemer. Under the old law when a family had lost its inheritance or its name was in danger of being lost because of death and poverty, the nearest kinsman could step in to buy back what was lost and to raise up that family again. When no one in the family had the means to redeem, another who was able and willing could do it out of loyalty and love. That is a picture of what Jesus does for us. When we have no strength to free ourselves, He steps in as our Redeemer. He buys back what the enemy would steal, He restores, and He keeps the family from being cut off. You can rest in Him as the One who redeems and who keeps His own.
God also gave a clear promise when He called Jacob to go back to the land of his fathers and to his family, saying I will be with you and I will deal well with you. Jacob held onto that word when he faced fear ahead, praying back to God what God had said. That is a pattern for you. God promises His presence to His children, and His purposes to do good toward those who trust Him. You can bring His own promises back to Him in prayer, asking Him to be with you and your household, to guide your steps, your work, your movements and your career, and to keep you in His will.
Scripture also shows that God preserves His people. In the days of Esther, when destruction was planned against the Jews, God raised up deliverance and His purposes stood. He must and He will keep those who are His. That does not mean there will never be opposition, but it means no scheme of the enemy can ultimately overturn what God intends for His children. He is able to make a way of escape and to give favor and protection even in difficult surroundings.
There is another lesson about the family. When Jacob stayed for years near a place whose morals were corrupt, that influence polluted his household and led to sorrow, including his daughter's compromise and his sons' treachery. Later he had to call his whole household to put away foreign gods and to be cleansed. Jesus said we are clean through the word which He has spoken, and the psalmist asks how a young person can keep his way pure, and answers by taking heed to the word of God. If you want lasting safety for yourself, your mother and your children, the most important protection is to give God's word its place in your home. Put away anything that gives the enemy a foothold, fill your home with Scripture, prayer and truth, and teach your children to walk in it. God gave each family its inheritance to remain with them, and He still desires that families be established and kept in holiness before Him.
So I pray for you now. Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, I ask that You cover this dear one, her mother, her three children and even their pets with the blood of Jesus. Break every influence of the evil one, silence every attack, and remove from their lives whatever would harm or steal. Grant them a safe and wise path forward, with Your hand guiding every move. Where there is fear, give perfect peace. Where there is need for provision, provide. Bless the work of her hands, establish her job and her career as You see best, and let her walk in the favor that comes from walking close to You. Keep her household rooted in Your word, clean and strong in Christ, and cause Your presence to be her constant refuge. Let her know that You are her Redeemer and that You are with her, and that You will deal well with her as You have promised to those who trust You. Amen.
There is comfort in what Scripture shows about a kinsman redeemer. Under the old law when a family had lost its inheritance or its name was in danger of being lost because of death and poverty, the nearest kinsman could step in to buy back what was lost and to raise up that family again. When no one in the family had the means to redeem, another who was able and willing could do it out of loyalty and love. That is a picture of what Jesus does for us. When we have no strength to free ourselves, He steps in as our Redeemer. He buys back what the enemy would steal, He restores, and He keeps the family from being cut off. You can rest in Him as the One who redeems and who keeps His own.
God also gave a clear promise when He called Jacob to go back to the land of his fathers and to his family, saying I will be with you and I will deal well with you. Jacob held onto that word when he faced fear ahead, praying back to God what God had said. That is a pattern for you. God promises His presence to His children, and His purposes to do good toward those who trust Him. You can bring His own promises back to Him in prayer, asking Him to be with you and your household, to guide your steps, your work, your movements and your career, and to keep you in His will.
Scripture also shows that God preserves His people. In the days of Esther, when destruction was planned against the Jews, God raised up deliverance and His purposes stood. He must and He will keep those who are His. That does not mean there will never be opposition, but it means no scheme of the enemy can ultimately overturn what God intends for His children. He is able to make a way of escape and to give favor and protection even in difficult surroundings.
There is another lesson about the family. When Jacob stayed for years near a place whose morals were corrupt, that influence polluted his household and led to sorrow, including his daughter's compromise and his sons' treachery. Later he had to call his whole household to put away foreign gods and to be cleansed. Jesus said we are clean through the word which He has spoken, and the psalmist asks how a young person can keep his way pure, and answers by taking heed to the word of God. If you want lasting safety for yourself, your mother and your children, the most important protection is to give God's word its place in your home. Put away anything that gives the enemy a foothold, fill your home with Scripture, prayer and truth, and teach your children to walk in it. God gave each family its inheritance to remain with them, and He still desires that families be established and kept in holiness before Him.
So I pray for you now. Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, I ask that You cover this dear one, her mother, her three children and even their pets with the blood of Jesus. Break every influence of the evil one, silence every attack, and remove from their lives whatever would harm or steal. Grant them a safe and wise path forward, with Your hand guiding every move. Where there is fear, give perfect peace. Where there is need for provision, provide. Bless the work of her hands, establish her job and her career as You see best, and let her walk in the favor that comes from walking close to You. Keep her household rooted in Your word, clean and strong in Christ, and cause Your presence to be her constant refuge. Let her know that You are her Redeemer and that You are with her, and that You will deal well with her as You have promised to those who trust You. Amen.
