I have a work meeting tomorrow with new management. One of my coworkers is very wicked and is slandering everyone to make himself look good and the new manager is dependent upon him. I am afraid for my job. Please pray that evil doesn't prevail

"The integrity of the upright shall guide them, but the perverseness of transgressors shall destroy them." (Prov. 11:3) Ajay, I have been in a similar situation at work. I will pray that God bind this co-worker. I will also pray that you continue to walk in integrity choosing to do what is right.

God's blessings,

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Father God, in the name of Jesus, send your holy spirit to take control and prove your love. I command in the name of Jesus that your angels stand at the door of this business and guard against any evil doing trying to enter the door. Father God, we praise you for all your loving kindness and proclaim all is well. Amen.

This is a difficult situation to be in. I worked at an emmployer for 11 and 1/2 yrs., and with people like this. I kept thinking things would change if I just did this, or that. It was kind of like an abusive relationship. Things never changed, no matter what I did. The longer I stayed at this job, the more money I made, and the more debt (bought house) I incurred. All of this made it impossible to leave the job. It nearly caused me to have a nervous break down. ***I would like to offer some advice to you, and open the door to questions, so that you may be able to figure out what the best course of action is for you! This is purely advice, and nothing more. I do not have full details of your situation, and ultimately only you can make this decision, and can figure out what is best for you! Here goes: Consider your job. Does your management go along with all the back biting, and back stabbing that's going on? You may want to look at the following when determining what the best alternative is for you. (Do I want to stay, or leave this job?). Do the Manager's above your supervisor all stick together? (It should be noted: It does not work to go over the head of your boss, and talk to their superiors. It only makes things worse as many times they all back each other. Many times there is a secret code of conduct between them, of I will help me to protect your job, you help me protect mine. If you answered yes to many of these questions, and you see parallel's between the job I had, and yours, you might want to consider leaving the job. ***Heavenly Father we ask that you intervene, and bring peace to this work place. We ask that it be your will for whatever happens. If it is not your will for continued employment, than we ask that you open the door to a new job where the job is not so stressful, and a better fit! We pray that you give strength to handle what is going on, and rest from this worry, when at home. May the sleep be peaceful, and your comfort surround them. I pray this in the name of Jesus, Amen!

Dear Heavenly Father, Please be with ajay during his meeting tomorrow. Please place the words in his mouth that he needs to say and guide his actions during the meeting. For this we pray in Jesus name. AMEN

Father, In the name of Jesus, the name to which every knee shall bow and every ongue confess that He is Lord, in His name, we bind the power of the enemy working through this co-worker and we command his mouth be shut. We petition You, Father, that Your will for this Friend, eclipse the evil plans of the enemy. Holy Spirit, guide our Friend in that meeting and grant him wisdom to know when and when NOT to speak. Let our Brother be the victor in Jesus mighty name. Amen and Amen!

PSALM 32:7..."You are my hiding place; You will protect me from trouble and surround me with songs of deliverance."

HOSEA 11:4..."I led them with cords of human kindness, with ropes of love. I lifted the yoke from their neck and bent down and fed them."

PSALM 55:22..."Cast your burden upon the Lord and He will sustain you. He will never allow the righteous to suffer."