Deliverance Prayer

Heavenly Father Jehovah, we come before You with hearts full of gratitude for the gift of Your Son, Jesus Christ. Through Him, we have found salvation, a path away from our sins and into Your embrace. Jesus is our Savior, and in acknowledging our sins, we recognize the profound blessing of being washed in His redeeming blood.

With a spirit of forgiveness, just as You have forgiven us, we extend that forgiveness to all who have wronged us. Whether through deceit, harm, or disappointment, we release them from our resentment. We repent of any harbored unforgiveness, recognizing it as sin, and we forgive ourselves, embracing Your vast and encompassing forgiveness in our lives.

We turn away from all negative emotions and actions that distance us from You—anger, bitterness, hatred, rebellion, resentment, revenge, envy, jealousy, strife, doubt, unbelief, skepticism, lust, witchcraft, idolatry, and all other works of the flesh. We renounce the sins passed down through our lineage, declaring ourselves free from generational curses. We reject all unholy vows, pledges, oaths, and ceremonies, distancing ourselves from any curses linked to secret societies.

In denouncing all unholy soul ties, we confess them as sin, for we know that Jesus Christ, our Savior and Lord, has broken the power of every curse. He is our deliverer and healer, and in His name, we claim freedom.

Now, we take authority over all demonic influences within our bodies and souls, casting them into the lake of fire, ensuring those of higher realms are sent back to the heavenly, never to return. Go now in the name of Jesus. We seal any access points to our beings with the blood of Jesus Christ, our protector and redeemer.

Father, we come to You with profound gratitude, for the life and sacrifice of Your Son, without whom we would be lost. Thank You for purifying our temples and for Your constant protection. We ask that You continue to watch over us, even as we sleep, guiding us to live in Your Will and advance Your Kingdom.

In Jesus name, we pray. Amen.