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Healing the Deep Wounds: A Word from Glorious Armor, Servant of God Rita

“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” — Psalm 147:3

There is a sacred stillness in the presence of the Lord where true healing begins. When words fail and wounds run deep—beyond flesh, beyond memory, into the soul—it is there that the Holy Spirit meets us, tenderly and powerfully. Through His vessels on earth, He pours out healing, freedom, and restoration. One such vessel is Glorious Armor, servant of God Rita, an anointed daughter of the Most High, chosen to minister to those carrying deep wounds and bound by the pain of trauma.

This blog post is a divine invitation. If you are carrying burdens too heavy to name, suffering from traumas hidden deep within, or longing for a touch of Heaven to set you free, the Word of the Lord through Rita comes to you today—not as mere comfort, but as a remedy.

The Hidden Pain: Understanding Deep Wound Trauma

Many walk through life with silent cries. Behind smiles and routine, hearts may be shattered, spirits crushed, and minds tormented by what was done or said—or by what never came.

Deep wound trauma comes from:

• Childhood abuse or neglect

• Betrayal by trusted individuals

• Abandonment and rejection

• Loss of a loved one through tragic circumstances

• Emotional, physical, or spiritual abuse

• Prolonged exposure to fear, control, or shame

These are not just "bad experiences"; they are spiritual arrows aimed at identity and destiny. And unless met by divine intervention, they can cripple a person's joy, purpose, and relationship with God.

But here is the truth: God sees. God knows. And God heals.

A Vessel of Healing: Who Is Glorious Armor, Servant of God Rita?

Rita, known in the Spirit as Glorious Armor, is more than a servant—she is a warrior, clothed not in worldly strength but in the righteousness and glory of God. Raised in fire and refined through trials, she carries the fragrance of Heaven and the power of the Holy Spirit.

Her ministry is not for show or fame—it is born out of obedience and compassion. Rita walks with a mantle of healing, deliverance, and prophetic insight. When she speaks, it is not just her voice, but the voice of the Spirit echoing through her. She speaks with boldness and tenderness, and her heart beats to see others set free.

Whether through whispered prayers, declarations of Scripture, or simply sitting with the brokenhearted, Rita allows the Holy Spirit to flow through her like oil on dry bones.

The Word of God for Healing

Rita often begins with the Word. Because the Word is not just text—it is life, spirit, and power.

Isaiah 61:1-3 beautifully captures the mission she carries:

“The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is upon me, because the Lord has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor.
He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted,
to proclaim freedom for the captives
and release from darkness for the prisoners,
to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor
and the day of vengeance of our God,
to comfort all who mourn,
and provide for those who grieve in Zion—
to bestow on them a crown of beauty instead of ashes,
the oil of joy instead of mourning,
and a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair.”

When Rita prays, this Scripture comes alive. She does not just quote the Bible—she partners with it. She becomes a conduit through which God performs surgery on the soul.

A Holy Spirit Remedy for Trauma and Deliverance

The Holy Spirit uses specific spiritual remedies through Rita’s ministry. These are not formulas, but divine strategies led by God:

1. Releasing the Pain through Confession and Lament

The first step is honest release. Rita encourages those she ministers to pour out their hearts to the Lord—raw and unfiltered. Just like David in the Psalms, lament is not a lack of faith—it is faith in motion.

“Pour out your heart before Him; God is a refuge for us.” — Psalm 62:8

Rita might guide someone to speak out the hurt:
“Father, I was abandoned. I feel worthless. I was used. I was broken.”

And then she declares:
“But God sees. He does not leave you in this state. He comes to heal.”

2. Breaking Strongholds with the Sword of the Word

She doesn’t confront trauma with psychology alone—but with the Sword of the Spirit.

For example:

• Spirit of Rejection? Rita declares: “You are accepted in the Beloved” (Ephesians 1:6).

• Spirit of Shame? She proclaims: “Those who look to Him are radiant; their faces are never covered with shame” (Psalm 34:5).

• Spirit of Fear? She calls on: “God has not given you a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind” (2 Timothy 1:7).

She wields these Scriptures like weapons, tearing down lies and reestablishing truth.

3. Inner Healing through Prophetic Prayer

Often, during a session, Rita receives visions or words of knowledge. She may speak to specific memories or hidden pain the person has not even shared.

Through gentle prophetic utterance, she says:

"When you were five, you were left alone and afraid. The Lord says He was there, and He’s healing that little girl in you now.”

Tears often flow. Walls crumble. The Holy Spirit gently walks into the wounded memory and rewrites it with His presence.

4. Deliverance through the Blood of Jesus

Where trauma has allowed the enemy to anchor lies, torment, or demonic oppression, deliverance is necessary. Rita never dramatizes this. She simply speaks with authority:

"By the blood of Jesus, I command every tormenting spirit of fear, shame, control, and trauma to leave now in Jesus’ name."

Chains break. Peace settles. Sometimes there’s shaking or weeping. Sometimes there’s just stillness. But freedom comes. Always.

5. Restoration through Worship and Anointing

After the deliverance, Rita leads in worship. Sometimes it’s a spontaneous song, or sometimes it’s just playing worship music and letting the Spirit minister.

She may anoint with oil, declaring:

"You are no longer a victim. You are a daughter. You are a son. You are whole."

Testimonies of Healing

Many who’ve encountered God through Rita’s ministry share testimonies like:

• “I had nightmares for years, but after the prayer, I sleep peacefully.”

• “I thought I could never forgive, but I felt the power of God release that pain.”

• “I didn’t know joy until that day. I smiled for the first time in a long time.”

An Invitation to Encounter Jesus

If you are reading this, it’s not by accident. God is calling you into a deeper healing.

Whether you’re full of faith or struggling to believe again, the same Jesus who healed the woman with the issue of blood, who wept with Mary and Martha, and who broke every chain at Calvary, is here for you now.

You may whisper, “Jesus, help me.”
You may cry aloud, “I can’t do this anymore.”

Either way, He hears. And He answers.

How to Receive Healing Today

Here is a simple prayer Rita invites you to pray:

“Jesus, I come to You with my wounds. You see what no one else sees. You know the pain I’ve buried. I open my heart to You. Heal me, Holy Spirit. Wash me in Your truth. Break every chain in my life. Fill me with Your peace. I forgive those who’ve hurt me. I receive Your love and freedom. Make me whole. In Jesus’ name. Amen.”

Now sit. Breathe. Let Him minister.

If you’d like to connect with Rita for further ministry, reach out through the contact provided on this site. She and her team are ready to stand with you in prayer, to fight with you, and to walk you into healing.

Final Word from Glorious Armor, Rita

"You are not alone. God has seen every tear, every night you thought you wouldn't make it, every scream behind closed doors. But there is healing in Jesus. You are not broken beyond repair—you are loved beyond measure. And by His stripes, you are healed."
— Rita, Glorious Armor

May the Holy Spirit flood your heart right now. May healing begin. May chains break. May joy rise.

You are loved. You are seen. You are free.