Breakthrough Declarations Of A Praying Wife

Treat your marriage like you would anything of the utmost importance, work on it daily, weekly and monthly. It is like a plant, nurture it well. Happy relationships are integral to our health, success at work / business and peace in the home.
This book is a gentle tool of restoration to women who desire to pray and get results for their husbands and children. A wife who longs to do right more than be right, and to give life in every possible way. She uses the power of the tongue to speak words of love and life into her family. It’s a way to invite God’s power into your husband’s life for his greatest blessing, which is ultimately yours, too. It is not a means of gaining control over your husband and children but learning to pray for others, relying on God’s power to transform you, your husband, your children and circumstances.
Praying for your husband is an act of unselfish, unconditional love and sacrifice on wives who wish to enjoy heaven on earth. You must be willing to make this commitment no matter the situation or circumstance you’re in with your husband. The strength of a man and wife joined together in God’s sight is far greater than the sum of the strengths of each of the two individuals. That’s because the Holy Spirit unites them and gives added power to their prayers. They are a team, one unit, unified in spirit.
If you pray for yourself and not him, you will never find the blessings and fulfilment you want. What happens to him happens to you and you can’t get around it. Trust in God to take away the pain, hopelessness, hardness, and un-forgiveness you have been encountering. This oneness gives us a power that the enemy doesn’t like. That is why he devises ways to weaken it. He gives us whatever we will fall for, whether it be low self-esteem, pride, the need to be right, miscommunication, or the bowing to our own selfish desires or jealousy. The devil will tell you lies like, “Nothing will ever change.” “Your failures are irreparable.”
Whenever differences arose between my husband and I, praying was definitely not my first thought. In fact, it was closer to a last resort. I tried other methods first such as arguing, ignoring, avoiding, confronting, going to the next room and of course the ever-popular silent treatment, all with far less than satisfying results. It has taken me some time to realize that by praying first, these unpleasant methods of operation could be avoided. I can say without reservation that prayer works. A wife, because of her nearness to her husband, is usually the most powerful human influence in her husband’s life.