Trisha Roselle: Prayers for Deliverance from Rejection (Psalm 34:19)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 31/03/2021

Trisha Roselle: Prayers for Deliverance from Rejection (Psalm 34:19)
Trisha draws on her long experience as a deliverance minister to teach on the topic of rejection.
Psalm 34:19 says, “Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all.” Quotes: “A person who has a hard time admitting they are wrong, or receiving constructive criticism, could have an underlying problem with rejection. How do we know that? Because they are basing their identity, who they are, upon their ability to be right about everything.

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Prayer for Deliverance from Rejection 

Renounce generational rejection
The person prays: 
In the name of Jesus, I renounce generational spirit of rejection that has been passed down to me by my ancestors.  I forgive my ancestors for passing that spirit down to me, but I renounce it and reject it from my life.  Renounce all forms of rejection (fear of rejection, self- rejection, perceived rejection): 

In the name of Jesus, I renounce every spirit of rejection.  I renounce the spirits of fear of rejection, self- rejection, and perceived rejection that may have entered my life when (list all identified entry points for rejection) or that entered at any other time. In the name of Jesus, I renounce and reject the spirit of rejection as having no authority over my life.  I close every door against the spirit of rejection and cancel every legal right that rejection has had to operate in my life.  I command the spirit of inherited rejection, fear of rejection, self -rejection and perceived rejection to loose their hold on me now in the name of Jesus. 

Casting out the spirits:  The minister prays: In the name of Jesus, I command the spirit of rejection. Command the spirit of generational spirit of rejection, fear of rejection, self rejection, and perceived rejection and I cast you out of (name the person being prayed for )’s life and command you to leave him now.  Your legal right to operate in his life has been taken away and you must leave now, in the name of Jesus, and never come back.  Spirit of rejection, I expel you now, in the name of Jesus, and forbid you to ever operate in his life again. 

The symptoms of rejection:
Some of the common symptoms of rejection include:
Rebellion in both children and adults.
The tendency to reject others, so that you aren’t the first one to be rejected.
A tendency to always wonder if a person rejects or accepts you.
The need to fit in or be accepted by others and be a part of everything.
Self-pity where a person feels bad for themselves being all alone.
Inability to be corrected or receive constructive criticism.
Rejection creates an environment where you are starved for love, or feel that you do not fit in.

Fabricated personalities (being somebody you aren’t, in order to be accepted)
A tendency to blame God (“Why did you make me this way? Why did God make me so short?”) 
Why did you make me ugly?
A sense of pride that says, “How dare they reject me!”
Opinionated personality and the need to be right about things.
Feelings of worthlessness, insecurity, or hopelessness
Seeking a parent’s approval is a sign that you are basing your identity upon what they think of you.
Envy, jealousy, and even hate can be rooted in rejection.
Fear of confrontation (because your identity is based upon what they think of you)

A person who has a hard time admitting they are wrong, or receiving constructive criticism could have an underlying problem with rejection. How do we know that? Because they are basing their identity, who they are, upon their ability to be right about everything. 

Stubbornness can also be rooted in rejection as well for this same reason. They have to be right, or else they feel worthless… that’s because “who they are” (their identity) is based upon them being right. This also ties in with opinionated personalities, who are always there to tell you all about something, even if they have little or no real understanding to speak from.

Then we have performance orientation and driven-ness, certain variances of OCD, etc. where a person is basing their identity and who they are upon how well they perform at something in life. Whenever we base who we are upon our performance, or our being correct about something, then we fail, it is a blow to our identity.

Those who struggle with rejection can also become what we call fixers; a fixer is a person who is eager to tell everybody else how they need to be doing things.