DAY
19
PRAYING
FOR HIS PAST
We all have past experiences and in life you get the
best when we learn from our pasts rather than living in it. Forget those things
which are behind and reach forward for those things which are ahead. Dwelling
in the past not only affects you but also your children especially if it is
your husband living in the past. Be patient and pray that your husband does not
listen to the voice of the past
PRAYER
Lord,
I pray that You would enable (your husband’s name) to let go of his past
completely. Deliver him from any hold it has on him. Help him to put off his
former conduct and habitual ways of thinking about it and be renewed in his mind
(Ephesians 4:22,23). Enlarge his understanding to know that you make all things
new (Revelation 21:5). Show him a fresh, Holy Spirit-inspired way of relating
to negative things that have happened. Give him the mind of Christ so that he
can clearly discern Your voice from the voices of the past. When he hears those
old voices, enable him to rise up and shut dthem down with the truth of Your
Word. Where he has formerly experienced rejection or pain, I pray he not allow
them to color what he sees and hears now. Pour forgiveness into his heart so
that bitterness, resentment, revenge, and unforgiveness will have no place
there. May he regard the past as only a history lesson and not a guide for his
daily life. Wherever his past has become and unpleasant memory, I pray You
would redeem it and bring life out of it. Bind up his wounds (Psalm 147:3).
Restore his soul (Psalm 23:3). Help him to release the past so that he will not
live in it, but learn from it, break out of it, and move into the future you
have for him.
POWER TOOLS
·
Isaiah
43:18,19
·
2
Corinthians 5:17; 4:16
DAY
20
PRAYING
FOR HIS ATTITUDE
No one truly wants to be known with a bad attitude. If
you have a family member who has bad attitude, rather than reacting to their
negativity, pray about it. And if your husband has bad attitude, use your
prayers to soften his heart, pray that his heart becomes pure and have a
cheerful countenance.
PRAYER
Lord,
fill (your husband’s name) with Your love and peace today. May there be a
calmness, serenity, and sense of well-being established in him because his life
is God-controlled rather than self-controlled. Enable him to walk in his house
with a clean and perfect heart before You (Psalm 101:2). Shine the light of
Your Spirit upon him and fill him with Your love. I pray that he will be kind
and patient, not selfish or easily provoked. Enable him to bear all things,
believe all things, hope all things, and endure all things (1 Corinthians 13:7).
Release him from anger, unrest, anxiety, concerns, inner turmoil, strife, and
pressure. May he not be broken in spirit because of sorrow (Proverbs 15:15),
but enjoy the continual feast of a merry heart. Give him a spirit of joy and
keep him from growing into a grumpy old man. Help him to be anxious for
nothing, but give thanks in all things so he can know the peace that passes all
understanding. May he come to the point of saying, I have learned in whatever
state I am, to be content (Phillipians 4:11). I say to (your husband’s name)
this day, The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make His face shine upon
you, be gracious to you; the Lord lift up His continence upon you, and give you
peace (Numbers 6:24-26).
POWER TOOLS
·
Proverbs
15:13; 15:15
·
Philippians
4:6,7
·
Ezekiel
18:31
·
Proverbs
25:28
·
1
Corinthians 13:2
·
Psalm
100:4
DAY 21
PRAYING
FOR HIS MARRIAGE
As a wife you need to constantly pray for your
marriage in other to keep divorce out. Pray about any and every aspect or
issues. Pray for your marriage to be protected from any person, thing or
situation that can destroy it.
PRAYER
Lord,
I pray You would protect our marriage from anything that would harm or destroy
it. Shield it from our own selfishness and neglect, form the evil plans and
desires of others, and from unhealthy or dangerous situations. May there be no
thoughts of divorce or infidelity in our hearts, and non in our future. Set us
free from past hurts, memories, and ties from previous relationships and
unrealistic expectations of one another. I pray that there be no jealousy in
either of us, or the low self-esteem that precedes that. Let nothing come into
our hearts and habits that would threaten the marriage in any way, especially
influences like alcohol, drugs, gambling, pornography, lust, or obsessions.
Unite us in a bond of friendship, commitment, generosity, and understanding.
Eliminate our immaturity, hostility, or feelings of inadequacy. Help us to make
time for one another alone, to nurture and renew the marriage and remind
ourselves of the reasons we were married in the first place. I pray that (your
husband’s name) will be so committed to You, Lord, that his commitment to me
will not waiver, no matter what storms come. I pray that our love for each
other will grow stronger every day, so that we will never leave a legacy of
divorce to our children.
POWER TOOLS
·
Ecclesiastes
4:9-10; 4:11
·
Malachi
2:15-16
·
Hebrews
13:4
·
1
Corinthians 7:10-11
The
Power of a Praying Wife by Stormie Omartian
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