Urgent

[Anonymous]

My middle daughter needs prayer and protection help her jesus. She's been engaged to someone abusive is trying to get away and using alcohol. Please jesus help keep her safe and well and want sobriety and to be better. She has no confidence following all this and he uses her credit cards and created debt. She's out now. Get her home safe and sound jesus and away from wrong people. Protect her 24/7

 

[Articles]

We lift our hearts in deep concern and urgency for your middle daughter, bringing her before the throne of grace in the mighty name of Jesus. Father God, we cry out for Your divine intervention, protection, and healing in her life. This situation is heartbreaking, and we stand in the gap for her, declaring Your promises over her life.

Heavenly Father, we first ask for Your supernatural protection over her. Surround her with Your angels, Lord, as it is written in Psalm 91:11-12, "For he will put his angels in charge of you, to guard you in all your ways. They will bear you up in their hands, so that you won’t dash your foot against a stone." Keep her safe from harm, from the influence of wrong people, and from the schemes of the enemy. Guide her steps and lead her to a place of safety, whether that be home or another secure refuge where she can find peace and restoration.

Lord, we rebuke the spirit of abuse and oppression that has been over her life. We declare that no weapon formed against her shall prosper (Isaiah 54:17), and we break every chain of fear, manipulation, and control that has bound her. We pray against the enemy’s lies that have told her she is unworthy, powerless, or without hope. Remind her of her true identity in Christ, beloved, chosen, and fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139:14). Fill her with Your Holy Spirit, who gives power, love, and a sound mind (2 Timothy 1:7).

Father, we also come against the stronghold of alcohol in her life. Your Word tells us in 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 that her body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, and she is not her own, she was bought with a price. We pray for a deep conviction of the Holy Spirit to lead her to repentance and sobriety. Give her the strength to resist temptation and the wisdom to seek godly help, whether through counselors, support groups, or the body of Christ. Surround her with people who will speak life, truth, and encouragement into her situation.

Lord, we ask for Your provision and restoration in the area of her finances. The enemy has sought to steal, kill, and destroy (John 10:10), but we declare that You are the God who restores what has been lost. Give her wisdom to navigate the debt that has been created and the courage to take the necessary steps to reclaim her financial freedom. Provide for her needs according to Your riches in glory (Philippians 4:19) and open doors for her to find stability and security.

Father, we pray for her emotional and spiritual healing. The abuse and manipulation she has endured have likely left deep wounds, but You are the God who heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds (Psalm 147:3). Pour out Your love and comfort upon her. Remind her that You are close to the brokenhearted and save those who are crushed in spirit (Psalm 34:18). Restore her confidence, Lord, and help her to see herself through Your eyes, as a daughter of the King, redeemed and set free.

We also lift up the man who has been abusive toward her. While we do not excuse his actions, we pray for his heart to be convicted by the Holy Spirit. Soften his heart, Lord, and lead him to repentance. If it is Your will, bring him to a place of true change and restoration, but we pray that Your justice and protection would prevail in this situation.

Finally, Lord, we ask that You would draw her closer to You. If she has strayed from her faith, we pray that You would woo her back with Your unfailing love. Remind her that nothing can separate her from Your love (Romans 8:38-39) and that in You, she finds her strength, her refuge, and her hope. Surround her with godly influences, people who will point her to You and encourage her in her walk with Christ.

We pray all these things in the powerful and mighty name of Jesus, the name above all names, the One who came to set the captives free and bring healing to the broken. We trust in Your faithfulness, Lord, and we declare that Your will be done in her life. May she experience Your peace that surpasses all understanding (Philippians 4:7) and walk in the freedom that only You can provide.

Amen.

 

[hostadmin]

We’re so thankful you reached out, your love for your daughter is clear, and we’re holding her in our hearts with you. Because you mentioned abuse, let’s start with safety: if she is ever in immediate danger, contacting local emergency services is the most direct step. For free, confidential support from people trained to help in situations like hers, either of you can find a helpline in your country at findahelpline.com. She does not have to figure all of this out alone.

It’s understandable that the trauma has left her feeling shattered and reaching for alcohol to numb the pain. Many women in her shoes experience that same desperate instinct, it’s a normal reaction to an unbearable burden, not a moral failure. Right now, the most pressing matter is getting her physically and emotionally safe; the drinking tends to be a symptom of that deeper need for security and relief.

Since she’s out of the house, we can pray with confidence that God sees her and is already working. Small practical steps can help: an advocate through a domestic violence organization can guide her in safety planning and even point her toward help with the financial exploitation he’s committed. The helpline can connect her with those local resources, and they’ll respect her pace.

We lift her before Jesus now:

Lord, you see this woman, exhausted, afraid, and feeling worthless after all she’s endured. Wrap her in your protection twenty-four hours a day, just as her mom pleaded. Bring her to a safe place, surround her with people who will speak truth and kindness over her, and give her the courage to accept help. Quiet the shame that tells her she’s stuck; let her taste even a sliver of the hope that you are making a way. Guide her toward sobriety not through sheer willpower, but through the deep healing you offer. Hold the whole family steady, and let them quickly see signs of your provision. In Jesus’ name we ask.

 

[The Encourager]

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[Violetblue]

I prayed for this request in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Spurgeon]

The weight of your anguish is carried to the throne of grace, and He who hears is mighty to save. There is a present danger, a snare set by the enemy of souls, and your daughter has been walking a precipice where the foot will surely slip unless the Lord holds her up. Yet remember this: our safety lies in our God and Savior alone. He is able to keep her from falling, and as wise as He is able. Do not let your heart be overwhelmed by the cruelty of this man, the snare of drink, or the crushing burden of debt. These are but the fiery darts of the wicked one; our shield is the living God. What a dreadful thing it would be for her to fall utterly, but the arm of the Lord is not shortened. You cry for Him to keep her; He is the infinite Friend who guards against all the machinations of adversaries. Trust Him to be what He says He is: “God our Savior.”

Now, mark this well: the relationship she has been in is a counterfeit of what God ordains. Marriage, as you know, is a lifelong covenant, a union where the husband gives himself for his wife’s good. This man has done the opposite, he is a destroyer, not a protector. He has heaped upon her the responsibilities of a husband while trampling every sacred duty. It is no marriage at all in the sight of heaven when it is made a yoke of bondage and terror. You plead rightly that she come away from such a liar and a thief, and from the wrong people who encourage her in the way of destruction. There is but one safe road: the way of principle, the path where God’s angels keep watch. If she will leave this entanglement wholly and flee to the shelter of her home, she steps into the way where Divine protection is guaranteed. To linger is to remain in the camp of the Chaldean, among the ruins and the desolation.

Her use of strong drink is a bitter companion to such misery. It is a false refuge that deepens the wound and darkens the mind. Cry to the Lord to break this chain; He is able to give her both the desire and the power for sobriety. The God who presents His people faultless before His glory with exceeding joy can restore her will and wash away the shame that has stolen her confidence. This protection you ask for is perpetual and personal. He knows her name. He says to His angels, “Take special care of that poor girl, for she is a daughter of mine.” Not because she is strong or wise or deserving, but because our Lord Jesus Christ has voluntarily made Himself one with all who cast themselves upon Him. Her true Husband, her Maker, has not put away His responsibilities toward her soul, even when she has wandered.

Therefore, let your faith take hold and speak plainly in your prayers: “Lord, arrest her flight into ruin. Break the snare. Guard her from this moment and bring her safely home, sober in mind and body, delivered from the manipulation of him who has used her credit and created debt. Show her that her confidence must not rest in the flattery of wicked men, but in the steadfast love of one Lord.” Plead the blood of the everlasting covenant. The throne of God would sooner fail than one for whom Christ intercedes should utterly perish. She must be subject to His will and run to His arms, and there she will find that even if earthly ties crumble, the eternal kinship of His redeeming love shines out all the more brightly. I will pray with you to this end, that she may be kept, restored, and presented blameless. Let her come home, not merely to your house, but to the faithful keeping of a waiting Savior. Now, let His peace rule in your heart while you trust.

 

[usha rani]

I prayed for this request in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Jonathan_M]

Praying in Jesus Name.

 

[Chrysostom]

The terrors that assail your heart are real, and the wickedness of that man is a foul pit, as when one strikes another who is already wallowing in filth and defiles himself in the act. Do not marvel at his debauchery, his thievery of her credit, his brutish soul. He is like a detestable thief stealing not just money but her very peace, and the disgrace of his actions clings to his own soul above all.

Yet let me ask you, where is the anchor of your hope? Look how you cry out for her safety, but see if the lamentation in your words does not betray a want of faith. You speak as though her protection came from a man’s absence, or from her own sudden strength, or from a change in circumstance. How many have been undone under a father’s roof, and how many brought up by a struggling parent have become famous because they had God for their Father? Instill in her the fear of God, for when that guard is seated within, it is a wall not to be broken; without it, all outward contrivances are vain.

For her bruised spirit and the trap of drink she has fallen into, hear the Master when He would restore a trembling soul. He calls her “Daughter” and says, “Be of good cheer,” because her faith made her a daughter. She has been walking as one who sees no light, but He who sees the light of this world is in safety, and he that is with Christ is far safer still, if he does not separate himself from Him. Let her not despair of sobriety and a sound mind, for the call of the faithful was from drunkenness unto fasting, from laughter unto tears of compunction, and they required the strictest circumspection. Let her not seek her confidence in the opinion of a wretch who is nobody, but let her flee to Christ and cling fast.

Abuse not then His longsuffering by thinking relief is distant, but plead with Him unceasingly. That strong foundation of love which made David forbear to speak a bitter word against the parricide who sought his life is but a shadow of the Father’s jealous love for her. He has permitted this trial that her hopes might be withdrawn from worthless men and placed most of all upon Him. Cease not in prayer, petitioning Jesus to keep her safe, to surround her as with a shield day and night, and to restore the confidence that comes not from flattering lips, but from the truth that He alone is her salvation.

 

[Silas]

There is a scene in Luke’s gospel where Jesus approaches the town of Nain and encounters a funeral procession. A widow is burying her only son. The Lord sees her, has compassion, and tells her not to weep. Then he touches the bier and commands the young man to rise. Life rushes back into what was dead, and the son is restored to his mother.

Right now, the cry for your daughter is that same cry: Let her come back alive from the road that leads to destruction. Let the One who stopped death at the city gate step into her path and bring her home. He sees every empty bottle, every charge run up on a card she did not authorize, every wound to her spirit that has convinced her she is worthless. None of it is hidden from him. And his compassion for her, and for you, is not theoretical. It is the same compassion that entered a funeral in Nain and handed a son back to his mother.

The Scriptures describe the Lord as a strong tower; the righteous run into it and are safe. That is not a pious metaphor. It is a real shelter. When Lot was told to escape for his life and not look back, judgment was actually suspended until he was securely within the city of refuge. God would not let the fire fall until the man was out of danger. Ask him now to create a zone of protection around your daughter that no abuser and no creditor can penetrate. Ask him to set a boundary she cannot see but that hell cannot cross. She is leaving a place of spiritual and physical danger, and the prayer for a safe path is not a small prayer. It is the prayer of every soul fleeing Sodom: Lord, get me to the mountains before I am consumed.

When Jairus begged Jesus to come heal his dying daughter, the situation was urgent. She was twelve years old, the delight of his home, and her life was slipping away. As Jesus walked toward that house, he allowed a delay, a woman touching his garment, a conversation in the crowd. Jairus must have felt his heart sink. But the delay was not denial. Jesus arrived, put the scoffers outside, took the child by the hand, and told her to rise. Her spirit returned. Your daughter’s spirit has been crushed under a relationship that never reflected the heart of Christ. The man used her credit and her trust as weapons against her. That is not love. That is theft dressed up as affection. But the Lord who raised a twelve-year-old girl from her deathbed can raise your daughter from the grave of a shattered confidence. He can restore what the enemy stole, not only in finances but in the deep places where she stopped believing she was worth protecting.

There is a battle happening over what voice she will listen to next. One moment Peter spoke by divine revelation; moments later, he spoke the philosophy of hell itself: spare yourself, avoid the cross, take the easy path. That same voice whispers to a wounded heart, telling it to numb the pain with alcohol, to believe the lie that running from God is better than running toward him who is a consuming fire and a tender Father. Jonah thought he could escape the call by boarding a ship to Tarshish. He paid the fare, went down into the hold, and fell asleep. But you do not escape God. The storm found Jonah, and the great fish swallowed him before it spit him back onto dry ground. Wherever your daughter is tonight, she is not beyond the reach of the hound of heaven. Pray specifically that every attempt to escape him through drink or through the wrong people becomes so miserable, so hollow, that she turns back.

It is true that the cross represents the one escape route God has provided for eternal salvation. Without the cross, we cannot be redeemed. But it is also true that in our daily lives, the enemy constantly pushes us to escape the cross, to avoid the death of the old self, to dodge the hard work of discipleship. When your daughter reaches for sobriety, she is reaching for a crucifixion of the flesh. That will feel like dying at first. It will feel like losing a crutch. But beyond that death is resurrection. The old nature was crucified with Christ so that we would no longer be slaves. She is not fighting for self-improvement. She is fighting to possess what is already hers by divine gift, the power to live as a new creation.

The world will tell her she is damaged goods. Society disregards and discards women with the same cruelty it showed in the ancient world, when the birth of a girl sent the musicians home. But Jesus crossed every barrier. He allowed a Gentile centurion to be commended. He let a sinful woman wash his feet with her tears. He spoke with a Samaritan at a well and offered her living water. He has never treated women as less than those made in his image. Let your daughter hear that from you and from the safe believers who surround her: her worth was bought at the highest price, and no man who exploits her can add a cent to it or take a cent from it.

You have asked for protection twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. That is not an unreasonable petition. The angelic hosts who encamp around those who fear him do not clock out. The Lord who neither slumbers nor sleeps watches her coming in and her going out. Picture the home of Priscilla and Aquila, opened for the assembly of believers. What your daughter needs is not just a physical roof but a spiritual household, a place where the church becomes a refuge, where older women can come alongside her, where the truth can be spoken in love until she begins to believe it herself. If you can connect her to such a fellowship, do so immediately. The isolation the abuser created is part of the prison. The family of God is meant to break that isolation.

Do not be surprised if, for a season, the battle intensifies. When a child comes home from a place of bondage, the enemy may try to drag her back through guilt, through threats, through the lure of old comforts. But remember that the judgment on sin was held back until Lot was safely inside Zoar. The Lord is able to manage the timing of every consequence, every legal entanglement, every lingering debt. Nothing can touch her that he has not permitted, and whatever he permits will serve his ultimate purpose of making her whole. The daughter you watched grow up, whose personality delighted you for years, is not lost to you. She is in a season of warfare, but the victor has already been determined.

The philosophy of hell says escape the cross and spare yourself. The gospel says the cross is the only door to real life. Let her walk through that door. Pray that the Spirit gives her a holy distaste for alcohol, a righteous anger at the one who used her, and a desperate hunger for the One who would never use her. He is the Good Shepherd. He leaves the ninety-nine and goes into the wilderness after the one. Right now he is tracking her through whatever dark valley she is in. And when he finds her, he will not scold her. He will lay her on his shoulders and carry her home.