​This week, we are praying for repentance and deliverance for our husbands. I encourage you to ask God to reveal specific areas where your husband may need to seek repentance or find deliverance.

Please be mindful of what you share to ensure we are lifting our husbands up before the throne of grace rather than engaging in gossip.

​This week, we are focusing our prayers on our husbands' emotions. As the chapter highlights, anger and depression are two common emotional challenges men face. The author suggests that these can often be the result of habitual thinking patterns.

While men may believe these traits are unchangeable parts of their character, these patterns can be broken. We are encouraged not to simply stand by, but to pray actively against these emotional struggles.

Please join me in prayer this week!

This week we are praying for his marriage. I would encourage you to share any specific areas of concern you have with your prayer partner. I like her sample prayer on page 155 which begins, "Lord, I pray You would protect our marriage from anything that would harm or destroy it. Shield it from our own selfishness and neglect, from the evil plans and desires of others, and from unhealthy or dangerous situations." This is a prayer each of us can pray for our marriage! 

This week I am combining two chapters, His Past & His Attitude. I would not normally encourage wives to dwell on the past but in this scenario we are praying that old ways, old sins that still seem to have a hold in our husband's life would be removed. As for his attitude, we could all use an attitude adjustment from time to time! I encourage you to read the chapters and Stormie's prayers at the end and pick verses from them to pray over your husband. Remember to check in with your prayer partner and pray for her specific needs as well. 

If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new. 2 Corinthians 5:17

Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:6&7