A Prayer for My Marriage

A Prayer For My Marriage

Father, in the Name of Jesus, I come boldly to Your throne of grace to find help and mercy in this time of need. I come with Your Word, Father, concerning my marriage.

The Bible says in 1 John 5:14-15, This is the assurance we have in approaching God: that if we ask anything according to His will, He hears us. And if we know that He hears us - whatever we ask - we know that we have what we asked of Him.

I know Father, that it is Your will for my marriage to be healed. I know that Your will is for my mate and I to be in agreement, to be at peace, and to have a beautiful relationship.

Therefore, I have confidence that You will heal my marriage. I thank You, Father, that You were a witness on our wedding day when we made our marriage vows. I confess that my mate and I will guard ourselves in our spirits so that we will not break faith with one another. (see Malachi 2:14-15).

I praise You, Father, that my mate and I are no longer two, but we are one flesh. You have joined us together. And what God has joined together, no man will separate (see Mark 10:7,9). I know that Satan has come to destroy my marriage. But I also know that Jesus came to bring life to my marriage (see John 10:10.)

I thank You, Father, that You have given me power over all the power of the enemy (see Luke 10:19). I know that my mate is not my enemy. My fight is against the principalities and powers of darkness (see Ephesians 6:10-12).

In the Name of Jesus, I resist the devil and he must flee from me and my mate (see James 4:7). I take authority over the spirit of confusion, strife, adultery, and divorce and all the powers of darkness that have come to destroy my marriage. In the Name of Jesus, we are free from the power of the devil.

Father, I pray that You will show me the changes that I need to make. I pray as David prayed, I desire truth in my inner being; make me therefore to know wisdom in my inmost heart (see Psalm 51:6). I desire to know the truth because the truth will set me free. Help me, Father, to walk in love toward my mate.

Know I know, Father, that You are not willing that my mate perish, but that he/she will come to repentance (see 2 Peter 3:9). I pray that You will enlighten the eyes of my mate's understanding in order that they may know the hope to which You have called him/her.

I thank You, Father, that my mate will turn to You and we will serve You all the days of our lives. I thank You, Father, that my mate and I cling to one another and we love each other as Christ loves the church (see Ephesians 5:22-32).

I pray that we will get rid of all bitterness and anger and that we will be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving one another just as Christ forgave us (see Ephesians 4:31-32).

I know, Father, that You have a specific plan and purpose for me and my mate together. And I thank You for perfecting that which concerns me (see Psalm 138:8). Amen.

A Prayer for Our Marriage

A Prayer For Our Marriage

Father, in the Name of Jesus, we come boldly to Your throne of grace to find help and mercy in this time of need. We come with Your Word, Father, concerning our marriage.

The Bible says in 1 John 5:14-15, This is the assurance we have in approaching you our Father: that if we ask anything according to Your will, You hear us. And if we know that You hear us - whatever we ask - we know that we have what we asked of You.

We know Father, that it is Your will for our marriage to be whole. We know that Your will is for us as a couple to be in agreement, to be at peace, and to have a beautiful relationship.

Therefore, we have confidence that You will make our marriage complete so that people will glorify your name in the day of visitation. We thank You, Father, that You were a witness on our wedding day when we made our marriage vows. We confess that we will guard ourselves in our spirits so that we will not break faith with one another. (see Malachi 2:14-15).

We praise You, Father, that we are no longer two, but we are one flesh. You have joined us together. And what God has joined together, no man will separate (see Mark 10:7,9). We know that Satan’s purpose is to destroy our marriage. But we also know that Jesus came to bring abundant life to our marriage (see John 10:10.)

We thank You, Father, that You have given us power over all the works of the enemy (see Luke 10:19). We know that we our not enemies with one another. Our fight is against the principalities and powers of darkness (see Ephesians 6:10-12).

In the Name of Jesus, we submit ourselves to you and resist the devil, therefore, he must flee from us (see James 4:7). We take authority over the spirit of confusion, strife, adultery, and divorce and all the powers of darkness that have come to destroy our marriage. In the Name of Jesus, we are free from the power of the devil.

Father, we pray that You will show us the changes that we need to make. We pray as David prayed, we desire truth in our inner being; make us therefore to know wisdom in our inmost heart (see Psalm 51:6). We desire to know the truth because the truth will set us free. Help us, Father, to walk in love toward each other. Amen.

A Prayer for Your Wife

Prayer For Your Wife

Father, I thank You for (insert name) who delights herself in You. Your Spirit rests upon her - the Spirit of wisdom and understanding, the Spirit of counsel and power; the Spirit of knowledge and the fear of the Lord.

Thank You, Father, that (insert name) is loving, patient and kind. She is not envious, boastful, proud, rude, or self-seeking. She is not easily angered and never keeps a record of my wrongs. She is quick to forgive. She rejoices when righteousness and truth prevail.

She always speaks well of me and believes the best of me. She always hopes and perseveres because You, Lord, are her primary focus.

Father, because we love You first and foremost and are submitted to You as the Head of the Church, we are committed and submitted to one another, daily maturing in the oneness You meant to exist in our relationship.

In (insert name) tongue is life and not death. She strengthens our relationship by speaking Your Word, Lord, in the face of any circumstance. She is never degrading or intimidating, but always uplifts, edifies and encourages.

Thank You, Father, that my mate is a peacemaker. She refuses to allow strife, envy, or selfishness in our marriage and home. Because our home is a haven of love, peace and harmony, our prayers are not hindered and Your blessings are overtaking us, Lord.

Thank You, Father, for helping us to mature in You and in our relationship with one another. Amen.

Scripture References:
· Ephesians 5:22-33
· Isaiah 11:2
· Psalm 37:4
· 1 Corinthians 13:4-8
· Mark 11:23-25
· Isaiah 1:19
· Proverbs 18:21
· Matthew 5:9
· James 3:16-18
· Psalm 133:1-3
· 1 Peter 3:7

A Prayer for Your Husband

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Prayer For Your Husband

Father, I thank You for (insert name) who delights himself in You. Your Spirit rests upon him - the Spirit of wisdom and understanding, the Spirit of counsel and power; the Spirit of knowledge and the fear of the Lord.

Thank You, Father, that (insert name) is loving, patient and kind. He is not envious, boastful, proud, rude, or self-seeking. He is not easily angered and never keeps a record of my wrongs. He is quick to forgive. He rejoices when righteousness and truth prevail.

He always speaks well of me and believes the best of me. He always hopes and perseveres because You, Lord, are his primary focus.

Father, because we love You first and foremost and are submitted to You as the Head of the Church, we are committed and submitted to one another, daily maturing in the oneness You meant to exist in our relationship.

In (insert name) tongue is life and not death. He strengthens our relationship by speaking Your Word, Lord, in the face of any circumstance. He is never degrading or intimidating, but always uplifts, edifies and encourages.

Thank You, Father, that (insert name) is a peacemaker. He refuses to allow strife, envy, or selfishness in our marriage and home. Because our home is a haven of love, peace and harmony, our prayers are not hindered and Your blessings are overtaking us, Lord.

Thank You, Father, for helping us to mature in You and in our relationship with one another. Amen.

Scripture References:
· Ephesians 5:22-33
· Isaiah 11:2
· Psalm 37:4
· 1 Corinthians 13:4-8
· Mark 11:23-25
· Isaiah 1:19
· Proverbs 18:21
· Matthew 5:9
· James 3:16-18
· Psalm 133:1-3
· 1 Peter 3:7