I recently wrote a post on 14 prayers and scriptures to break curses and some of my brethren said they wanted psalms. So, here are 11 psalms for breaking curses that you can read to yourself as you pray against curses working against your life.
“He brought them out of darkness and the shadow of death, and brake their bands in sunder.” – Psalm 107:14
If you’ve ever felt like something invisible has kept you tied down like no matter what you do you still feel blocked or stuck then this Psalm is for you because it says clearly that God breaks chains and pulls people out of the shadow.
Darkness doesn’t always mean physical night it means spiritual blindness and limitations and when God steps in the bands get broken by force. You don’t whisper this kind of Psalm you shout it into the places that need light and deliverance.
“Let God arise, let his enemies be scattered: let them also that hate him flee before him.” – Psalm 68:1
Sometimes the only thing you need is for God to rise in your situation because when He stands up every other thing must scatter without negotiation.
There are curses that sit and wait and monitor but this Psalm makes you bold enough to call on the power that makes them run.
When you declare this, you are not just quoting scripture you are commanding movement in the realm of the spirit.
“The cords of the wicked have bound me: but I have not forgotten thy law.” – Psalm 119:61
Some people are bound by things they didn’t even create or agree to and these are cords tied by wicked hands trying to limit movement and success.
But even in the binding this Psalm shows that you can still remember God’s word and use that word to rise.
This is not just pain talk this is battle talk you use when you know who your God is and you refuse to forget even when things look stuck.
“He sent his word, and healed them, and delivered them from their destructions.” – Psalm 107:20
This Psalm is not just for healing sickness in the body but for healing the curses and damage caused by spiritual attacks that nobody else sees but you feel it all the same.
The word of God is not small it is a weapon and it moves with power when you call it. If destruction has followed you for years then this is what you stand on and say Lord send your word into this matter now.
“The Lord is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer; my God, my strength, in whom I will trust.” – Psalm 18:2
When curses want to rise up against you this is what you say because it declares who your protection is and where your strength is coming from. You are not hiding behind your qualifications or your name you are hiding inside a fortress that cannot be shaken.
This Psalm is for days when the warfare is hot and you need to remind the spirit world that you are not fighting alone.
“Break thou the arm of the wicked and the evil man: seek out his wickedness till thou find none.” – Psalm 10:15.
There are times when prayers must become fire and you don’t beg the wicked to stop you command that their hand be broken and their plans exposed and cancelled.
This Psalm is raw and direct and it tells God to hunt down wickedness until there is nothing left. You don’t play with persistent curses you go after them with this kind of holy aggression.
“Deliver me, O Lord, from the evil man: preserve me from the violent man.” – Psalm 140:1
There are evil people who don’t sleep until they do harm and there are curses that come from such people’s altars and mouths but God is able to preserve His own. When you pray with this Psalm you are saying Lord this battle is not mine preserve me from this enemy I don’t see but You see.
You stand on this when you’re not trying to understand everything but you want divine protection from every curse source.
“The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil: he shall preserve thy soul.” – Psalm 121:7
This is what you declare when it looks like too much is happening and you don’t know where the arrow is coming from but you believe God has already surrounded you. Preservation means the curse cannot land even if it flies around it won’t find ground in your life.
“For thou hast girded me with strength unto the battle: thou hast subdued under me those that rose up against me.” – Psalm 18:39
You don’t always feel strong but this Psalm says God Himself gives the strength for battle and He even makes those that rise against you fall under you not beside you not over you under.
When curses rise you respond with strength and not fear because God’s hand is upon you and He never sends you to a battle empty. This is not just defense it is a Psalm of victory over every voice and resistance.
“Let the wicked fall into their own nets, whilst that I withal escape.” – Psalm 141:10
This one is serious because it’s not just asking for escape it’s calling for divine reversal and divine justice and God knows how to do it without your hands.
When people set traps and expect you to fall and stay down this Psalm becomes your defense and your escape route.
You declare it with full confidence that every curse set for you will turn back on the sender and you will walk out untouched.
“He hath redeemed my soul in peace from the battle that was against me: for there were many with me.” – Psalm 55:18
You may feel alone but the truth is heaven stands with you when you belong to God and no matter the number of curses or demons God brings peace. Redemption is not just from sin it’s from battles too and this Psalm reminds you that there are spiritual forces backing your escape.
You hold this Psalm like a sword when everything looks like chaos and you tell yourself peace is your portion not curses.
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