Pray he would repent of his actions and learn from his mistakes. Pray he would understand the ways he has hurt you in the past, perhaps repeatedly. Pray that you would let go of bitterness quickly.
Pray specifically for ways to encourage him to use those strengths for God’s glory.ĭay 12 Pray that you could be quick to forgive him when he hurts you. Write: Write down 3 strengths you believe God has given your husband. If your husband doesn’t know what his strengths are, pray he would gain clarity. Pray your husband would not be prideful about areas of strength, but that he would bless others by stewarding his gifts and talents faithfully. Pray your husband would not be ashamed of his weaknesses but see them as an opportunity to grow closer to his Heavenly Father. Ask the Lord to give your husband clarity to see where he needs to rely more on Him.
Pray that his life would be a reflection of the gospel, that his interactions with others would be grace-filled and loving. Pray your husband would be bold in evangelizing, that he would have courage to talk to neighbors, community members and coworkers about his faith. Watch: “Go from ‘Me’ to ‘We’ in Your Marriage”, Nicole Unice ĭay 9 Pray for his witness. Which does your husband appreciate most? Make a plan to show him love today in his love language. Write: How does your husband best receive love? Here are the 5 “languages” of love that we each speak. Pray especially for God to be your Great Romancer, that you would not lean on your husband to fill a place in your heart that only God can fill. Pray you could do the same for your husband. Pray that your husband would know the ways you receive love and actively seek to show you love in those ways. Read: 7 Practical Ways to be a More Patient Parent, Israel and Brooke Wayne ĭay 8 Pray for romance. Pray that where you have differing opinions, God would help you reach consensus. Read: On (not) Raising Deadbeat Dads, Lisa-Jo l ĭay 7 Pray for your role together as parents, that there would be unity in dealing with difficult choices and situations. If you do not have children, pray for your husband’s influence in the lives of younger men in your church and community. Pray he would seek out time with his kids and foster strong bonds with them. Pray he would actively seek to show your children God’s love and care for them. ĭay 6 Pray for his role as a father, if you have children. Pray he would grow into a leader in his church, family and community, and lead others to a stronger relationship with Christ by his example. Pray he would be deeply rooted in the Word, that he would bear much fruit for the kingdom of God. Write: Who are your husband’s 3 closest friends? Write their names on an index card and commit to regularly praying for them, that they would grow closer to God and, in turn, draw your husband closer to God.ĭay 5 Pray for his spiritual growth. Pray for selflessness on your part as he spends time with friends, even if that means sometimes sacrificing time with you. Pray he would be a good friend to those who need friendship. Pray that God would bring godly men into his life to form close bonds with, men who would lead him closer to God and not away. Read: Men’s Identity Struggle, Eric Hogueĭay 4 Pray God would grow his friendships with other men. When his work is toilsome, pray for endurance and perspective. Pray he would not make an idol or identity out of his work. ĭay 3 Pray that God would bless the work of his hands, that he would enjoy his work, and see God glorified in all facets of his job. Pray he would not be discouraged in his pursuit of God but would run the race of faith with endurance all his life. Pray for consistent study of Scripture, memorization of the Word, and other spiritual disciplines like prayer, tithing, fasting, etc. Pray he would have a burning desire to know the Lord more closely and surrender all of his life to God.ĭay 2 Pray for your husband’s devotion to spiritual discipline. Day 1 Pray that your husband would put his relationship with God above all other relationships, including yours.
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