Prayer for Alcoholism
1. A Prayer for Strength to Overcome Alcoholism Heavenly Father, I come before You feeling weary and burdened by the hold alcohol has over my life. I ask for Your strength, Lord, because I cannot break these chains alone. Fill me with the power of Your Spirit to resist temptation, to rise above cravings, and to walk the path of healing. Surround me with Your love and grace as I take steps toward freedom. Amen. 2. A Prayer for Healing and Renewal God of mercy and healing, I humbly surrender my struggles to You. Heal the wounds that have led me to numb my pain with drinking, and renew my heart with Your peace and joy. Replace my desires with Your presence, and guide me toward a life of hope and purpose. I trust You to rebuild what feels broken and to make me whole again. Amen. 3. A Prayer for Guidance and Support Father, I ask for Your wisdom to help me make the right choices each day. Lead me to people who will support me and encourage me in this battle against addiction. Help me to lean on the guidance of counselors, loved ones, and most importantly, You. Show me the steps I need to take to regain control of my life. I trust in Your divine plan. Amen. 4. A Prayer for Freedom and Deliverance Father, You are the chain breaker. I cry out to You for deliverance from the grip of alcoholism. I declare that in Your name, I am free. Free from shame, free from despair, and free from the cycles of addiction. Thank You for Your sacrifice that covers my sins and empowers my recovery. Walk with me, Lord, every step of the way. Amen. 5. A Prayer of Gratitude for Recovery Gracious God, Thank You for guiding me on the path to recovery. Thank You for the small victories and the strength You’ve given me. Help me to remain thankful, even in difficult times, and to see the progress I’ve made through Your grace. I pray for continued healing and Your unending presence in my life. Amen. Feel encouraged and know that through faith and persistence, there is hope and freedom ahead. If you’re facing this battle, remember you don’t have to walk it alone. Enlist God’s help and seek support from trusted individuals or groups who can stand with you.