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ClassyND
2007-12-26, 08:39 PM
This is part of my 30-Day Encourage Your Husband Challenge. I figured I would post it here for anyone interested.

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Praying for Your Husband

“She does him good....” Proverbs 31:12a
Bless your husband by praying for him!


The Apostle Paul instructed all Christians to pray for one another (Ephesians 6:18). This includes wives’ responsibility and privilege to pray for their husbands. Earnest prayer for your husband is good for him, for you and the spiritual health of your home (Proverbs 31:11-12).

Satan desires to destroy your husband, especially his character and his leadership in your relationship. Trust God through prayer as you daily surrender your husband and marriage to the
Lord’s wise, loving care.

31 Days of Prayer

Day 1
Pray that your husband will grow spiritually and consider his accountability before the Lord. Pray that he will guard his heart by developing spiritual disciplines—Bible reading and study, prayer, meditation, scripture memorization, etc. (2 Peter 3:18; Prov. 4:23)

Day 2
Pray that your husband’s relationship with God and His Word will bear fruit in his life. Pray that he will be a man of wisdom and understanding, fearing the Lord. (Prov. 3:7, 9:10; Ps. 112:1)

Day 3
Pray that your husband will be humble and quick to agree with God about his sin. Pray that his heart will be tender toward the voice of the Lord. (Ps. 51:2-4; Micah 6:8)

Day 4
Pray that your husband will grow in leadership skills in your relationship—protecting and providing for you. Pray that he will lead you wisely and love you sacrificially, so that God will be glorified in your marriage. (Eph. 5:25-29; Col. 3:19)

Day 5
Pray that your husband will be faithful to his wedding vows. Pray that he will have a desire to cultivate your relationship as a sign of his loyalty and commitment to you, and as a picture of Christ’s love for the Church. (Prov. 20:6; Gen. 2:24)

Day 6
Pray that your husband will love righteousness and hate wickedness, especially the evils of the culture. Pray that he will recognize and avoid wickedness in his own life, and if necessary, take a
clear, strong stand against evil. (Prov. 27:12; John 17:15; 1 Cor. 10:12-13)

The rest can be found at: http://www.reviveourhearts.com/pdf/prayingforyourhusband.pdf

star
2007-12-26, 09:21 PM
Thanks this is powerful and so glad you put it in the other forum as well so every can grab hold.

dlove
2007-12-26, 09:24 PM
Thank you so much. I am a willing vessel to partake in this.

Mocha5
2007-12-26, 11:06 PM
Thank you so much. I am a willing vessel to partake in this.

Ditto! Thanks, Classy!

Nice & Wavy
2007-12-26, 11:41 PM
Wow, Classy....I'm liking your threads alot:yep:

I'm proud of you girl.....!

ClassyND
2007-12-26, 11:56 PM
Wow, Classy....I'm liking your threads alot:yep:

I'm proud of you girl.....!

I better live it up then because next week I might make a "Does your left boob hang lower than the right one" thread. :lachen: j/k.

chellero
2007-12-27, 10:40 AM
I better live it up then because next week I might make a "Does your left boob hang lower than the right one" thread. :lachen: j/k.


I am going to do this. Thank you so much for posting it. And yes mine does. :look: :lachen::lachen::lachen:

pattycake0701
2007-12-27, 01:54 PM
Awesome thread! You have no idea how bad we need this as I already have one foot out of the door:ohwell:. I will be starting today.
Thanks:yep:

Nice & Wavy
2007-12-27, 05:20 PM
I better live it up then because next week I might make a "Does your left boob hang lower than the right one" thread. :lachen: j/k.

:lachen::lachen::lachen:....ummmhhmmmmm!

Mocha5
2007-12-27, 05:20 PM
I better live it up then because next week I might make a "Does your left boob hang lower than the right one" thread. :lachen: j/k.

Girl, please. We need some of those threads too...as Chellero just stated. :grin:

ETA: But errr..since I'm not as well endowed as others that won't really be an issue for me. :ohwell:

Mocha5
2007-12-27, 05:23 PM
Awesome thread! You have no idea how bad we need this as I already have one foot out of the door:ohwell:. I will be starting today.
Thanks:yep:

Be encouraged. I'm praying that the storm will pass soon.

CandiceC
2007-12-27, 05:23 PM
Thanks for this!

dreamer26
2007-12-28, 02:15 AM
Good thread, I do pray for him but this will be more effective.

Thanks.

Shimmie
2009-07-04, 09:10 AM
:bump: :bump: :bump:

Those of you married and married-to-be...

Be encouraged... :love3:

God already sees and is making it all right. :yep:

GV-NA-GI-TLV-GE-I
2009-07-04, 09:27 AM
This is part of my 30-Day Encourage Your Husband Challenge. I figured I would post it here for anyone interested.

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Praying for Your Husband

“She does him good....” Proverbs 31:12a
Bless your husband by praying for him!


The Apostle Paul instructed all Christians to pray for one another (Ephesians 6:18). This includes wives’ responsibility and privilege to pray for their husbands. Earnest prayer for your husband is good for him, for you and the spiritual health of your home (Proverbs 31:11-12).

Satan desires to destroy your husband, especially his character and his leadership in your relationship. Trust God through prayer as you daily surrender your husband and marriage to the
Lord’s wise, loving care.

31 Days of Prayer

Day 1
Pray that your husband will grow spiritually and consider his accountability before the Lord. Pray that he will guard his heart by developing spiritual disciplines—Bible reading and study, prayer, meditation, scripture memorization, etc. (2 Peter 3:18; Prov. 4:23)

Day 2
Pray that your husband’s relationship with God and His Word will bear fruit in his life. Pray that he will be a man of wisdom and understanding, fearing the Lord. (Prov. 3:7, 9:10; Ps. 112:1)

Day 3
Pray that your husband will be humble and quick to agree with God about his sin. Pray that his heart will be tender toward the voice of the Lord. (Ps. 51:2-4; Micah 6:8)

Day 4
Pray that your husband will grow in leadership skills in your relationship—protecting and providing for you. Pray that he will lead you wisely and love you sacrificially, so that God will be glorified in your marriage. (Eph. 5:25-29; Col. 3:19)

Day 5
Pray that your husband will be faithful to his wedding vows. Pray that he will have a desire to cultivate your relationship as a sign of his loyalty and commitment to you, and as a picture of Christ’s love for the Church. (Prov. 20:6; Gen. 2:24)

Day 6
Pray that your husband will love righteousness and hate wickedness, especially the evils of the culture. Pray that he will recognize and avoid wickedness in his own life, and if necessary, take a
clear, strong stand against evil. (Prov. 27:12; John 17:15; 1 Cor. 10:12-13)

The rest can be found at: http://www.reviveourhearts.com/pdf/prayingforyourhusband.pdf


I don't know who tripped this old thread back up but it's right on target. I'm in a discussion right now with a guy who thinks Black men are being bashed whenever the issue of out-of-wedlock births in the Black community is mentioned. I was trying to explain to him about leadership and whatnot...taking on reponsibility and keeping it, abandonment issues etc....that Black men have a disproportionate rate of avoidance. I dunno, if even the Million Man March and other like groups can tackle the issue to at least admit it and bring it to the forefront...then there's a serious problem. This explains what happened!!! Good thread.

hurricane
2009-07-04, 08:56 PM
Not married but will be praying for 31 days. Do we start now?

Shimmie
2009-07-05, 01:23 PM
I don't know who tripped this old thread back up but it's right on target. Good thread.

Marriage is my Ministry and as soon as I saw this, I knew it was needed. Our men (Black, White, Mixed) need our prayers. Our Prayers trump the ills of the enemy of their souls.


Not married but will be praying for 31 days. Do we start now?

Thanks Hurricane. :Rose: You're planting a beautiful harvest for your own marriage; for what you make happen for others, God will make happen for you. (Ephesians 6:8). :yep:

Pray as God leads. I'm going beyond 31 days. :pray:

MA2010
2009-07-05, 01:37 PM
Thank you for bumping this Shimmie! I'm jumping right on this.

I love DH too much not to :)

Shimmie
2009-07-05, 02:04 PM
Thank you for bumping this Shimmie! I'm jumping right on this.

I love DH too much not to :)

We 'reap' what we 'sow' into our men... :yep: Our prayers define and refine our harvest in them and our marriages.

Laela
2009-07-06, 11:24 AM
Printing ....

I can only say this is a very timely thread.

God is good!



This is part of my 30-Day Encourage Your Husband Challenge. I figured I would post it here for anyone interested.

------------

Praying for Your Husband

“She does him good....” Proverbs 31:12a
Bless your husband by praying for him!


The Apostle Paul instructed all Christians to pray for one another (Ephesians 6:18). This includes wives’ responsibility and privilege to pray for their husbands. Earnest prayer for your husband is good for him, for you and the spiritual health of your home (Proverbs 31:11-12).

Satan desires to destroy your husband, especially his character and his leadership in your relationship. Trust God through prayer as you daily surrender your husband and marriage to the
Lord’s wise, loving care.

31 Days of Prayer

Day 1
Pray that your husband will grow spiritually and consider his accountability before the Lord. Pray that he will guard his heart by developing spiritual disciplines—Bible reading and study, prayer, meditation, scripture memorization, etc. (2 Peter 3:18; Prov. 4:23)

Day 2
Pray that your husband’s relationship with God and His Word will bear fruit in his life. Pray that he will be a man of wisdom and understanding, fearing the Lord. (Prov. 3:7, 9:10; Ps. 112:1)

Day 3
Pray that your husband will be humble and quick to agree with God about his sin. Pray that his heart will be tender toward the voice of the Lord. (Ps. 51:2-4; Micah 6:8)

Day 4
Pray that your husband will grow in leadership skills in your relationship—protecting and providing for you. Pray that he will lead you wisely and love you sacrificially, so that God will be glorified in your marriage. (Eph. 5:25-29; Col. 3:19)

Day 5
Pray that your husband will be faithful to his wedding vows. Pray that he will have a desire to cultivate your relationship as a sign of his loyalty and commitment to you, and as a picture of Christ’s love for the Church. (Prov. 20:6; Gen. 2:24)

Day 6
Pray that your husband will love righteousness and hate wickedness, especially the evils of the culture. Pray that he will recognize and avoid wickedness in his own life, and if necessary, take a
clear, strong stand against evil. (Prov. 27:12; John 17:15; 1 Cor. 10:12-13)

The rest can be found at: http://www.reviveourhearts.com/pdf/prayingforyourhusband.pdf