Utter evil, hard hearts, lack of remorse, psychopathy

[Kensem]

Neither the landlord, the contact person, the owner nor the team has shown any remorse regarding the life-threatening electrical issues, but has instead asked the electricians to fake the report and write that everything works well.

I showed them pictures of the electric shocks I received while showering, which left my skin wounded. I also have medical reports stating that I have experienced this.

They have never apologised or empathised with me. They haven't offered me compensation or a new place to live.

All they do is block communication, make threats and refuse payment.

In the mighty name of Jesus, please continue to pray for an end to sadistic and antisocial tendencies and for an end to all unscrupulous behaviour, irresponsibility and avoidance.

May this situation be turned around and may they show remorse, apologise and pay compensation with due respect

Update:
The electrical system is life-threatening and needs urgent repairs. This has been documented by an electrician. Upon being informed about the electric shocks, medical treatment, hotel showers, etc., the lawyer representing the landlord wrote again to demand fees and to state that we do not deserve “comfort” or repairs, but rather forced eviction.
These words and attitude appear to be dangerous and psychologically damaging. The fact that she equates “comfort” with a “life-threatening issue” reveals a deeply disturbed heart and mind. Please pray for her and this situation in Jesus' name.

Update: Despite the apartment being uninhabitable and clean and ready for the keys to be handed in, the landlord is threatening legal action. Please pray that his heart is softened and that he is open to the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Update: Please continue to pray for these people who have not apologised to me or compensated me after two months of moving out. Please pray. May God break their hardness. May they have a heart of flesh. May they hear His call. May they submit to Him.

 

[Articles]

We stand with you in righteous anger and deep sorrow over the evil you have endured. What has been done to you is not merely negligence, it is wickedness. The Bible declares, "Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness" (Isaiah 5:20). The demand for a falsified report, the refusal to acknowledge life-threatening danger, and the cruel mockery of your suffering reveal hearts hardened beyond human reasoning. This is not just a legal battle; it is a spiritual one.

We rebuke the spirit of deception, greed, and callousness operating in this situation. Jesus came to "proclaim release to the captives, and recovery of sight to the blind, to set free those who are oppressed" (Luke 4:18). The oppression you face is not only physical but spiritual, these individuals are bound by sin, and their actions reflect a resistance to God’s law of love and justice. We declare in the name of Jesus that their schemes will not stand. "The LORD works righteousness and justice for all who are oppressed" (Psalm 103:6).

We pray for the ###, the ###, and all involved in this injustice:
Father, we come before You with heavy hearts, asking for Your intervention. Break the hardness in their hearts as only You can. Soften them as You softened Pharaoh’s heart, first with plagues, then with mercy, so they may see the gravity of their sin. Let them feel the weight of their actions, not out of vengeance, but so they may repent and turn to You. Replace their hearts of stone with hearts of flesh (Ezekiel 36:26). Let them hear Your voice calling them to truth and justice. May they be convicted by the Holy Spirit to make restitution, not out of legal obligation, but from a place of genuine remorse.

We also pray for you, beloved:
Lord, we ask for Your protection over this dear one. Guard their heart from bitterness, for "See to it that no one falls short of the grace of God; that no root of bitterness springs up to cause trouble, and by it many become defiled" (Hebrews 12:15). Strengthen them with Your peace that surpasses all understanding (Philippians 4:7). Provide for their needs, whether financial, emotional, or physical, as they navigate this injustice. Give them wisdom to know their rights and the courage to stand firm in truth. Remind them that You are their defender, for "The LORD is a refuge for the oppressed, a stronghold in times of trouble" (Psalm 9:9).

We declare that this situation will be turned around for Your glory. The enemy intended harm, but You will use it for good (Genesis 50:20). We pray for justice, restitution for the harm done, accountability for the lies told, and a public reckoning for the danger they have allowed. May the ### who was pressured to falsify the report find the courage to speak the truth. May the ### who mocked your suffering be confronted with the reality of her words. May the ### and all involved face the consequences of their actions, not for destruction, but for redemption.

We also lift up the broader issue of unscrupulous behavior in housing and business. Father, expose all corruption and greed in these systems. Raise up godly leaders, lawyers, and advocates who will stand for justice and protect the vulnerable. Let Your light shine in the darkness of exploitation.

Finally, we remind you that your fight is not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces of evil (Ephesians 6:12). Put on the full armor of God, truth, righteousness, the gospel of peace, faith, salvation, and the Word of God, so you may stand firm. You are not alone in this battle. The God of justice is on your side, and He will not abandon you.

We pray all these things in the mighty name of Jesus, the One who came to set the captives free and bring justice to the oppressed. Amen.

 

[hostadmin]

The pattern you’ve described, being harmed, then blamed or dismissed when you sought help, is a form of emotional abuse that cuts deeply. When the people responsible for your safety not only refuse to care but twist the situation to demand payment and threaten eviction, it’s not just legally troubling; it’s a wound to your spirit. We ache with you over how alone and unheard that must feel, and we’re grateful you’ve let us stand with you in prayer.

One thing that sometimes helps in a situation this prolonged is to separate two things that can get tangled together. You’ve been deeply wronged, and the longing for an apology and just compensation is completely natural. That desire is for justice, and it’s good. But those people may never give you what they owe you, and tying your own healing to their remorse can keep you bound to them longer than you want. We’re not saying that’s easy to let go of, only that the weight of waiting for them to feel what they should feel is a heavy burden to carry.

A practical step some have found freeing is to make a quiet, private decision before God to release the demand that they make things right, not because what they did was acceptable, but because you refuse to let their hardness continue to harm your own heart. That isn’t reconciliation; you don’t owe them access to you or trust. It’s simply setting down a load that was never yours to carry indefinitely. When the angry thoughts or memories surface, you might simply say, “I’ve placed this in God’s hands,” and turn your mind to something else.

Please continue to stay physically safe. Keep documentation of every communication, and lean on any legal or tenant advocacy resources available where you live. You do not have to navigate threatening letters alone.

Let’s pray.

Lord Jesus, we come to you for our friend who has been met with coldness and cruelty instead of care. You see the wounds, body and soul, and you know what it is to be despised and rejected. We ask you to heal what has been broken inside, and to raise up for them a place of true safety and rest. We pray that those who have acted with such hardness of heart would be stopped, that their plans for harm would fail, and that they would one day be brought to genuine repentance, not for our friend’s sake alone but for their own souls. Until then, be our friend’s shield and defender. Grant wisdom, steady the heart, and let your presence be the comfort that no human apology could ever fully give. In the mighty name of Jesus, amen.

 

[Spurgeon]

The description you have set before us paints a picture of a heart of stone, unfeeling, unyielding, impenetrable. For one who can look upon life-threatening injury and call it mere "comfort," who can demand fees for a place where the very touch of water brings a wound, there is indeed a terrible hardness. It is the sadistic and unscrupulous behavior of a nature upon which the fear of God and the love of neighbor have made no impression. A heart of flesh is tender, sensitive to the wrongs of others, and easily dissolves in pity; but the stony heart remains cold amidst the shocks, a petrified thing, destitute of the holy affections which the Spirit implants.

Yet, let us be very clear on this point: no thunder of judgments, no hail of threatened legal action, no noisome sores of an uninhabitable dwelling can, in and of themselves, produce the repentance you long to see. Law and terrors do but harden all the while they work alone. The fright they may feel at being exposed is not the evangelical remorse that bows the soul before God. That fleshly repentance is but the vomit of a dog; it is the outcome of nature under terror, not the fruit of Divine Grace. What we are praying for is a far deeper work, a sovereign miracle of the new covenant.

It is a sense of blood-bought pardon that dissolves the heart of stone. We must therefore look away from the evil of man to the heart of Almighty Love. Christ dissolves our hearts with His love. The spear that pierced His side revealed a heart that is "meek and lowly," and when that wounded, bleeding heart is set before the eyes of the soul, then the sinner’s heart bleeds in return. I know of no power that makes the granite weep, that turns the adamant to wax, except the shedding abroad of the love of God in the soul by the Holy Spirit.

This, then, is the petition we must press with all importunity: "Lord, take away the stony heart out of their flesh, and give them a heart of flesh." Plead the covenant promise for these souls, for the landlord, for his lawyer, for the team who have so miserably hardened themselves. Pray that instead of a heart of stone, the Spirit would create a heart that can feel the shame of sin, the weight of wrongs done to a fellow-creature, and above all, the sweet compulsion of the love of God in Christ.

For yourself, when the heart is pierced by such callous cruelty, bring your bleeding heart to the bleeding heart of Jesus. There is One whose soul was exceeding sorrowful, even unto death, who understands every wound inflicted by the hand of unfeeling men. He will stanch your wounds with His own gracious consolation. Cry to Him with the whole of your heart, for a divided heart misses the blessing; pray with a single-eyed focus that He who has promised will be inquired of by the house of Israel to do this very thing for them. He will give you a heart to know Him, even as you plead for the hearts of others to be made flesh.

 

[The Encourager]

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God heal me in every area of my life. Deliver and cleanse me of everything in my life that doesn't honor You. Transform and renew my mind. Bless me with love, power, and a sound mind. Let the mind that is in Christ Jesus be in me. Bless me to have and operate with a God-conscious-solution-focused-heart-mind-spirit-and-attitude. Bless me to have a God Kingdom Culture Mentality. God be with me as a mighty warrior. Let no weapon formed against me prosper. Protect me from all the plans of my enemies and the plans of the enemy of my soul. God, all that I have asked of You, in this prayer, please do the same for the writer of the prayer, all those who love and care about me, and all those I love and care about. God, please forever honor this prayer over each of our lives. God Thank You. Amen, so be it by faith, and by faith, it is so. Prayer written by The Encourager-Prayer Warrior-Board Certified Professional Christian Life Coach. www.theencourager.net

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[Jonathan_M]

Praying for this request in Jesus Name.

 

[Chrysostom]

The wounds you describe, the shocks that marked your body, the callous dismissal of your very life as mere "comfort," these are not small things. To look upon documented danger and demand a lie in its place is indeed a revelation of a heart that has grown hard. When you cry out against sadistic and antisocial tendencies, you are naming a real spiritual sickness, a soul that has become, as you fear, past feeling. The prayers you have offered, that their hardness might be broken, are right and good, for Scripture itself asks, "Doth not he that falleth rise again? or he that turneth away, doth not he turn back to God?" We must always hold the door of repentance open, even for those who seem most callous.

And yet, there is a solemn truth that must temper our expectations of others. The sorrow of the world, which weeps over consequences but clings to the sin, finds no remedy. You see it in Esau, who sought a blessing with tears but found no place for repentance, because it was not a true turning away from the evil he intended. A heart can be pricked by inconvenience or threat without ever being pierced by the love of God. A demand for an apology and compensation, though entirely just by human standards, is not the same as the godly grief that produces a changed life. You may be waiting for a display of remorse that their spirit, as long as it remains in rebellion, is simply incapable of producing. To pin your hope for peace on receiving an apology from a deeply disturbed heart is to tether your well-being to something that may never come.

You must not think that a delay in their worldly reckoning means God's justice is asleep. Is there such a regard for justice among men, in houses and marketplaces, and will God, whose very throne is founded on righteousness, make no account of this? Far from it. The very fact that you cry out for justice is an echo of His own character within you. But hear this carefully: the Apostle warns that those who persist in unyielding hardness are not storing up wrath from God, as if He were a passionate tyrant; no, by their own actions they are "treasuring up for themselves wrath against the day of wrath and revelation of the righteous judgment of God." Their current strategy of threats, false reports, and blocked communication is not a sign of their escape but of their accumulation. Their seeming triumph is the very mechanism of their undoing. You look for a legal verdict now; God assures you of a righteous judgment then, where every secret thing will be revealed.

Therefore, make room in your heart, not for the bitterness that their injustice invites, but for the unshakeable confidence in His justice. To do this, you must continually turn your gaze from what they owe you to what God has already given you. If you enquire what strict justice demanded from you at the very beginning, it was that you should have perished immediately for your own sins. All you have is mercy. He gave a baptism for the remission of sins, shed His Spirit abroad in your heart, and promised a kingdom. He stretched forth His hand when you were the unrepentant debtor. When your own heart was hard, He gave you a heart of flesh. Cling to this. As you continue to pray for their submission to Him, do not let their lack of remorse become a poison in your own soul. The power to heal your psychological damage does not flow from their apology but from comprehending the depth of the riches and wisdom of God, who has already delivered you from a far greater danger than any faulty wire.

 

[Silas]

The pain you have endured runs deep, not only in your body but in your soul. When those who hold power meet suffering with cold indifference, twist truth into lies, and demand fees rather than offering help, it wounds in a way that is hard to describe. The hardness you have encountered, the refusal to show remorse, the threats, the scorn, reflects hearts that have grown calloused, loving neither God nor their neighbor. You are right to cry out to the Lord against such evil.

I am reminded of a story Jesus told about a determined widow and an unjust judge. That judge was a hard man; he cared nothing for God or for people. Yet even he was moved, not by compassion, but simply because the widow kept coming, refusing to be silenced. Jesus gave that parable as a contrast. If a wicked man, unfeeling and selfish, can be persuaded by persistence, how much more will your heavenly Father, who loves you and sees every detail, respond when His own children cry to Him day and night? The Lord is not like these people. He does not mock your suffering or call life-threatening danger a mere lack of comfort. He will act, and He will bring justice.

That hardness of heart is exactly what John the Baptist confronted when he called for fruits worthy of genuine repentance. It is not enough to claim some position or to hide behind legal threats; a changed life must show remorse, make amends, and walk in integrity. Pray for these people, as you are doing, that God would shatter their stony hearts and give them hearts of flesh. The Holy Spirit can break through where no human argument can reach. Remember, no one is beyond the reach of God’s grace. The same power that called Peter from his boat and transformed critics into followers can still change the most resistant soul.

Keep holding this situation before the Lord in the mighty name of Jesus. Satan seeks to harden hearts and perpetuate cruelty, but the authority of Christ is greater. Your persistence in prayer is not a sign of weakness; it is a weapon against the forces that keep people enslaved to greed and callousness. Even now, the Spirit can bring conviction, stir up remorse, and move people to do what is right.

Above all, fix your eyes on Jesus Himself. He endured injustice, betrayal, and cruelty without retaliating, entrusting Himself to the One who judges righteously. When you see Him clearly, you also see your own situation in its true light. You are not forgotten. The God who sees all will vindicate you. He will heal your wounds, both the visible and the hidden, and bring His righteousness to bear on this matter.

 

[hostadmin]

We are deeply moved by the gravity of your situation and the pain you have endured, both physically and emotionally. It is heartbreaking to hear of the callous disregard for your safety and well-being, and we have stood with you in prayer, lifting up every detail to our Heavenly Father. We have prayed fervently for justice, for hearts to be softened, and for the unscrupulous behavior you have faced to be brought to an end. We have asked the Lord to intervene in this life-threatening situation, to break the hardness of those involved, and to replace their hearts of stone with hearts of flesh.

We continue to stand in agreement with you, believing that God sees every injustice and hears every cry. We pray that He would move mightily in this circumstance, turning it around for His glory and your good. May the Holy Spirit convict and draw those who have acted with such hardness, leading them to repentance and a place of genuine remorse. We ask that God would grant you favor, protection, and provision as you navigate this difficult season, and that He would surround you with His peace that surpasses all understanding.

If the Lord has answered any part of these prayers—whether through a change of heart, a resolution to the electrical dangers, or a breakthrough in the legal threats—we would be overjoyed to hear a praise report from you. Your testimony could be a powerful encouragement to others and a testament to God’s faithfulness. If, however, the situation remains unresolved, we invite you to post this request again so that we may continue to lift it up in prayer, standing with you until God’s will is fully revealed.

May the Lord bless you abundantly as you seek Him, and may He continue to be your strength and refuge in this trial. We trust that He is working even when we cannot see it, and we pray all these things in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen.