
A written prayer
Prayer for a Male Finding His Identity in Christ
“I speak to your inner man: “Rise up, Warrior! It’s time for a new beginning and a fresh understanding of your true identity. Lord, I cover this brilliant mind with your protection; give him relief from the darts of the enemy that keeps whispering he isn’t good enough and that life is devoid of meaning and purpose.
These lies come from the Evil one and they are working to steal, kill and destroy __________’s seed of destiny and leadership. I bind every word curse ___________has spoken over himself and his future. I bless each area where he once agreed with his enemy. Lord, remove these old mindsets and wrong patterns of thinking and make room for your divine purpose and understanding.

Bless this man with every breath he takes to understand your grace and mercy is what is holding him. Remove the blinders of self-judgment and self-hatred the enemy has placed around his spiritual eyes. Allow ___________ to can recognize his amazing and unique giftings and talents. Dry up any dependencies that aren’t working in conjunction with your will. Pour out your blessings on this dear one. Lord, re-ignite a spirit of laughter in exchange for the spirits of heaviness. Remove the burden of an un-foreseeable future and give__________ hope for a bright one.
I command the chains of addiction to break off so _____________ can walk without hinderance and become the best version of himself. I know you’re preparing a great future for this Mighty Man and I pray he no longer settles for anything less than you want for him. In Jesus’ name, let the power of God fill him to believe once again in the goodness of God. Amen.”
September 2026
“I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message, that all of them may be one, Father, just as you are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us so that the world may believe that you have sent me. I have given them the glory that you gave me that they may be one as we are one; I in them and you in me.
hugs, jules.
Read this one in fullA letter, once a month.
Written for the month ahead — something to carry into ordinary days. 81 of them are already in the archive, and they stay there.
