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“Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves.” — Philippians 2:3 Let’s talk real. We are not raising royalty in the world’s system. We are raising servants in the Kingdom of God. But entitlement will raise up a child who thinks the world owes them something — including you. It shows up as: - Ungrateful attitudes no matter how much you do - Eye rolls when you say no - Guilt-tripping you for enforcing boundaries - Selfishness in how they treat siblings or authority - Manipulating emotions to get their way This spirit will have your child acting like Pharaoh in your house ruling without reverence, speaking without submission, demanding without responsibility. And let’s be honest some of it is learned. When we give without teaching value… When we bless without teaching boundaries… When we reward dishonor with access… We feed the very thing we should be binding. This isn’t about being a strict parent. It’s about being a spiritually aware one. The enemy is after humility because humility is the foundation of honor, obedience, and worship. If he can plant pride and manipulation early, he can hijack their ability to truly serve God. But we’re not playing those games. We’re not raising consumers of blessings we’re raising carriers of Kingdom character. Today, we cut off the spirit of entitlement and loose the posture of gratitude, humility, and servant leadership. WARFARE PRAYER: Father, I thank You for every gift You’ve entrusted to my child but I refuse to let those gifts produce pride, selfishness, or entitlement. In the name of Jesus, I bind every spirit of manipulation, ungratefulness, and arrogance. I break every generational curse of pride and selfish ambition. I cancel every seed planted by culture, social media, or my own parenting that fed a false sense of superiority. I repent for every time I gave in to guilt instead of standing in authority. I take back my place as the parent not just the provider, but the gatekeeper.

“For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.” — 2 Timothy 1:7 Let’s make it plain: Your child wasn’t created to blend in, shrink back, or question who they are. They were born with divine identity, but the enemy knows if he can confuse them, he can control them. Fear and confusion go hand in hand. They show up when your child: - Can’t make decisions without melting down - Constantly changes their personality around others - Imitates the culture but rejects correction - Is afraid to pray out loud, speak up, or stand apart - Struggles to know who they are, what they believe, or why they matter This isn’t just “developmental.” It’s a war for identity. And if we don’t confront it, they’ll take on labels God never gave them. And let’s be real the world is discipling your child 24/7. Music. Social media. School environments. Trends. Gender confusion. Spiritual compromise. If your voice isn’t louder and your prayers aren’t stronger they’ll become who the world says they are. But no more. Today, we call them back. Back to truth. Back to boldness. Back to God’s original design. We don’t parent from fear… we parent from authority. And we won’t just tell them who they are we’ll cast down every lie trying to tell them otherwise. WARFARE PRAYER: Father, thank You for creating my child with purpose, identity, and destiny. I rebuke the spirit of fear, confusion, insecurity, and identity crisis that’s been tormenting their mind. I break the power of every lie spoken over them by culture, by media, by peers, by wounded authority, and even by my own mouth. I declare that they are not anxious. They are not confused. They are not lost. They are chosen. Set apart. Called. And known by You. I cancel every assignment of the enemy trying to blur their purpose and rewrite their design. I silence the voice of fear and loose the sound mind of Christ over them. I speak clarity, courage, confidence, and conviction. They will not conform. They will be transformed.

“For the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God.” — James 1:20 Let’s expose it.That sudden outburst.That slamming doors, stomping feet, throwing things, yelling to be heard…That grudge-holding, silent treatment, walking around with heat behind the eyes that’s not just an emotional child. That’s a spirit of anger, and it's tearing families apart from the inside. And behind anger? Division.Because where anger lingers, communication dies. Love gets muffled. Bitterness takes root.And now you’ve got a house full of people living under one roof but spiritually separated. Some of us are watching our kids act out and don’t realize they’re carrying the unhealed rage of generations.That spirit didn’t start with them but if we don’t confront it, it will continue through them. Anger has a voice. It says: - “Nobody listens to me.” - “I have to fight to be heard.” - “If I explode, at least someone will notice.” But here’s the truth: Righteousness cannot live where rage rules.And you don’t cast out anger with more anger. You cast it out with authority, consistency, and peace that doesn’t flinch when tempers rise. Parents... you’ve got to stop absorbing your child’s outbursts and start confronting the source.This isn’t about emotion. This is spiritual. Today, we shut the door on anger.We dismantle the altars of offense.We declare that peace reigns, and every seed of division dries up at the root. WARFARE PRAYER: Father, I lift up my child and my household to You.I come against the spirit of anger that seeks to destroy connection, dishonor authority, and divide this family.I repent for any place where anger was allowed to grow... through trauma, silence, generational patterns, or my own actions. In the name of Jesus, I bind the spirit of anger, rage, bitterness, and offense.I command every lying voice that says “no one hears me” or “I have to lash out to be seen” to be silenced. I break the power of generational anger. The curse is canceled. The pattern is broken.