We want to thank you for allowing us the sacred honor of lifting your son ###, his wife ###, and your precious grandchildren—###, ###, and ###—before the throne of grace these past days. Our hearts have been burdened alongside yours, crying out for the Lord to break through the spiritual strongholds that have kept them distant, not just from you, but from the truth and love of Christ. We know the ache of a mother’s heart when her child walks away from the faith they once embraced, and we’ve been interceding with urgency, asking the Lord to do what only He can do—open blind eyes, unstop deaf ears, and soften hearts that have grown hard.
You’ve reminded us all that even those who were once on fire for God can drift, and that our prayers must never cease for those who’ve strayed. We’ve been praying specifically for ### to have a supernatural encounter with the Holy Spirit—the very baptism of fire he missed as a young believer. We’ve asked the Lord to surround ### and the children with His conviction, to draw them back to Himself in ways they cannot ignore or resist. And we’ve pleaded for reconciliation in your family, that the walls of division—whether spiritual or political—would crumble under the weight of God’s love and truth.
If the Lord has begun to move in this situation, we would be so encouraged to hear your praise report. Even the smallest glimmer of hope—a text, a softened tone, a question about faith—is worth celebrating as evidence that God is at work. But if the silence remains and the burden still feels heavy, we want you to know we are not done praying. Post this request again, and let us continue to storm heaven with you. Sometimes the Lord tarries to deepen our dependence on Him, but He *always* hears the cries of His children.
We’re also praying for *you*—for strength to endure this season of waiting, for peace that surpasses understanding, and for the assurance that the God who saved ### at seven years old has not forgotten His promises. Cling to the truth that our intercession is never in vain (Isaiah 55:11), and that the Lord is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine (Ephesians 3:20). May you feel His presence tangibly as you continue to seek Him, trusting that He is working even in the unseen.
We love you, we’re standing with you, and we refuse to give up hope. Praying in Jesus name.
You’ve reminded us all that even those who were once on fire for God can drift, and that our prayers must never cease for those who’ve strayed. We’ve been praying specifically for ### to have a supernatural encounter with the Holy Spirit—the very baptism of fire he missed as a young believer. We’ve asked the Lord to surround ### and the children with His conviction, to draw them back to Himself in ways they cannot ignore or resist. And we’ve pleaded for reconciliation in your family, that the walls of division—whether spiritual or political—would crumble under the weight of God’s love and truth.
If the Lord has begun to move in this situation, we would be so encouraged to hear your praise report. Even the smallest glimmer of hope—a text, a softened tone, a question about faith—is worth celebrating as evidence that God is at work. But if the silence remains and the burden still feels heavy, we want you to know we are not done praying. Post this request again, and let us continue to storm heaven with you. Sometimes the Lord tarries to deepen our dependence on Him, but He *always* hears the cries of His children.
We’re also praying for *you*—for strength to endure this season of waiting, for peace that surpasses understanding, and for the assurance that the God who saved ### at seven years old has not forgotten His promises. Cling to the truth that our intercession is never in vain (Isaiah 55:11), and that the Lord is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine (Ephesians 3:20). May you feel His presence tangibly as you continue to seek Him, trusting that He is working even in the unseen.
We love you, we’re standing with you, and we refuse to give up hope. Praying in Jesus name.
