Prayers for Victory Over Lust and Freedom from Chains

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how many times has the Lord’s heart been saddened by countless lapses and mistakes, against his will and against our souls and those around us? How many years have we spent away from this living light and the good God?

We preferred the lusts of the world and drowned in its many temptations, over the love of the holy God and work in his commandments, and The Love of Money was the first place in our lives and we allowed him to play a big role in our destiny and decisions. The result was sad and shameful.

Prayers for Victory Over Lust and Freedom from Chains

But with the one who loved us to death on the cross, we recall the years eaten by locusts and walk with him the path of the Calvary to reach the last resort of dwelling in his kingdom forever. Let us offer our exhortation to God against the enslavement of the world and the dismantling of Satan’s shackles and ask him for help and care.

Let us return to him like a prodigal son, a return of repentance and regret. He is forgiven and affectionate, standing and opening his hands waiting for our return! As he said in his Bible: ‘Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.’ (Mt. 11:28).

Lord Jesus

Forgive me and support me so that I may not sin against you again. Let me kiss your feet and wet them with my tears and love, let me fall into your divine bosom as a child in his mother’s lap. Weep with the joy of return, weep with the hope of victory, weep in the spirit of resurrection from my wicked falls, I will be yours by your grace.

Prayer for victory over desires

The world will not enslave me again, the devil will not captivate me again, the body will not deceive me with its illusions. I have tasted the bitterness of sin and discovered its bad delusion.

I thought it was joyful freedom, and I found it cruel slavery. Now I realize by your grace that you alone have freedom, joy, and happiness, and without you, my life is bitter and bleak. Now I realize why the fasting person rejoices “When you fast, do not be sullen” (Matthew 6:16).

I rejoice now in my return to you after disorientation, now I settle in your bosom after being lost, now my soul yearns for holiness after desecrating my soul and body with my reprehensible actions.

After the world, the livelihood, the body, and the slips had been taken over by rape, they lost my identity and the meaning of my existence and robbed me of my joy, and left me lying between alive and dead waiting for a good Samaritan to bandage my wounds. (Google Translate)