Praying for my husband - Day 2

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14 Days of Prayer for my husband


We've started our prayer journey yesterday asking and trusting God to change our hearts first, to renew our minds and to change the way we think and act like we did in the past in order to be able to pray with a new an open heart for our husbands.

This morning, I would like to encourage you to purposefully change the state your mind/thoughts are in… totally.

And think different. Decide now, in this moment that this pilgrimage you undertook, that you are going to go all out. Do it good. Properly. 100%. Think like a Barbarian. (dare to live on the edge… if only for the remaining 13 days).

Pray with a different tone. Pray with eagerness. Seriousness. And pray for anything! Don’t be scared to ‘go there’ – to trust God for supernatural breakthroughs, big things, revelations!

Go to the Throne with a steady heart. With a boldness like you’ve never known before.

Think… John the Baptist. He called a spade a spade. Spoke about Jesus with fear and reverence and did not once, hesitate to proclaim the Gospel, spread Hope and reveal those with evil hearts and thoughts!  He declared the coming of Jesus and pray with faith and boldness and asked God for whatever was on his heart.

He lived in the moment. Got hold of it and lived the life God planned for him. He lived his destiny. 
He lived his dream.
He lived God's dream.
He was not afraid to be pushed aside, rejected or alone – his eyes were fixed on his end purpose… To prepare the way for the coming King.

Pray with boldness today… whatever is on your heart for your husband.
Pray just that.
No fancy words.

God will most certainly hear you, if you seek Him wholeheartedly, He will answer you.
(Jeremiah 29:13)


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