The Unseen War: Forces From Hell That Destroy Families, Relationships, And Marriages - And The Power Of Jesus To Heal: A Story
The world saw only the surface—the broken marriages, the shattered families, the lovers who once vowed to stand together but now stood as bitter enemies. The world called it “bad luck,” “irreconcilable differences,” or simply “life.” But behind the veil of the physical realm, in the unseen world, a terrible battle raged.
This was a war against love. A war against families. A war against marriage. And the armies of hell marched unseen, tearing hearts apart, whispering lies, sowing discord.
But there was hope. A single name had the power to drive back the darkness, to silence the voices of destruction, to restore what was broken. That name was Jesus.
THE BEGINNING OF THE ATTACK
They had loved each other once.
Daniel and Rebecca were the perfect couple—so it seemed. They had met in their youth, their love blossoming like a garden in springtime. Their wedding day had been filled with joy, their vows spoken before God with trembling voices, their hands intertwined as they promised, “Till death do us part.”
And yet, something changed.
Slowly, invisibly, the whispers began.
"Does she really respect you?" a voice murmured in Daniel’s mind late at night.
"He takes you for granted," another voice hissed in Rebecca’s heart.
At first, they dismissed these thoughts. But hell is patient. The forces of darkness did not strike all at once. They crept in like a slow poison.
Daniel began staying late at work, avoiding home.
Rebecca, feeling abandoned, found comfort in the attention of another man.
The first cracks in their marriage appeared. Small arguments turned into raging fights. Words were thrown like knives. Resentment grew like a disease.
And hell rejoiced.
"The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy..." (John 10:10)
THE DEMONS OF DIVISION
In the shadows, unseen by human eyes, they gathered.
They were spirits of strife, spirits of lust, spirits of pride. They whispered to husbands and wives, planting seeds of distrust and selfishness.
The spirit of pride told Daniel, “Why should you apologize first? She’s the one who’s wrong.”
The spirit of bitterness whispered to Rebecca, “Remember what he said last week? He doesn’t love you anymore.”
The spirit of lust breathed, “There are better options out there... Why stay in a marriage where you’re unhappy?”
One night, as Daniel and Rebecca screamed at each other, their children cowered in the next room, covering their ears.
The demons laughed.
Another family was about to fall.
BROKEN HOMES, BROKEN HEARTS
What hell could not accomplish through Daniel and Rebecca, it completed through their children.
Their little son, only seven years old, watched his father walk out the door.
His teenage sister scrolled through social media, reading lies that marriage was a trap, that love was meaningless.
And in a dark corner, the forces of hell gathered once more.
"Mission accomplished," one hissed.
"Not yet," another growled. "There’s still more damage to be done."
THE STREETS OF RUIN
The city was filled with casualties of this war.
Men who once held their wives close now drowned in bottles of alcohol.
Women who once trusted in love now gave their hearts to strangers who cared nothing for them.
Children who once played in laughter now sat in dark rooms, numb to the world.
And the demons continued to whisper:
"Marriage is worthless."
"Love is a lie."
"God has abandoned you."
THE NAME THAT SHAKES HELL
But then, something happened.
Somewhere in the darkness, someone prayed.
A grandmother knelt beside her bed, whispering the name above all names:
“Jesus.”
A broken woman, holding the divorce papers in her trembling hands, sobbed, “Jesus, help me.”
A child, alone in a room of despair, whispered through tears, “Jesus, please bring my daddy home.”
And in that moment, heaven moved.
The name of Jesus shook the kingdom of hell.
"And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not." (John 1:5)
THE RESTORATION BEGINS
One night, as Daniel sat alone in his apartment, surrounded by the emptiness his pride had brought him, he heard a voice.
It was not the whisper of the enemy.
It was a call from his Father.
"Return unto me, and I will return unto you, saith the Lord." (Malachi 3:7)
Tears fell from his eyes. He realized the truth. The forces of darkness had fooled him, blinded him.
And in that moment, he fell to his knees and cried out, “Jesus, forgive me.”
Across town, Rebecca also felt a stirring in her heart.
For the first time in months, she opened her Bible. And there it was:
"Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." (Matthew 11:28)
She too fell to her knees. She prayed. She repented. She forgave.
And the demons?
They shrieked in terror.
For when Jesus enters a broken home, darkness has no choice but to flee.
A FAMILY HEALED
It was not easy. Restoration takes time.
But Daniel and Rebecca chose to fight—not against each other, but against the real enemy.
They fasted.
They prayed.
They spoke life instead of death.
They cast out every spirit that had tried to destroy them.
And day by day, the wounds began to heal.
The children laughed again.
The home was filled with peace again.
And the love that had once been buried under years of pain was resurrected.
For what hell had tried to destroy, Jesus had restored.
"What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder." (Mark 10:9)
THE FINAL WARNING
The war is not over.
The enemy still prowls.
He still seeks to destroy marriages.
He still plants seeds of division.
He still whispers lies.
But there is one weapon he cannot stand against.
Jesus.
Let every home remember this truth:
If Jesus is in your marriage, no demon in hell can tear it apart.
If Jesus is in your home, no curse can stand.
If Jesus is your foundation, your house will never fall.
"The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly." (John 10:10)
Let the families of the earth rise up and fight.
Let them take back what the enemy has stolen.
Let them call upon the name of the Lord.
And watch as Jesus restores what hell tried to break.
Amen.
