Will God restore my marriage?
Will God restore my marriage?
It is God’s perfect will for your marriage to be restored but your spouse has a free will and God won’t force them to return. Pray that God will help you keep your focus on Him and that you will not lose your focus, misplace your faith, or try to control things on your own or even through prayer.
How do I let God restore my marriage?
Hold your marriage up to God in prayer and ask the Father to heal your marriage, bring reconciliation and restore your love. Pray, and “Pray without ceasing” (1 Thessalonians 5:17). Never give up! Don’t get discouraged if you don’t see immediate results.
Can God save my marriage after infidelity?
Yes, a marriage can be saved after infidelity. But start by committing to yourself, setting yourself the goal of saving your marriage, renewing your vows, and regaining your partner’s trust. You must show him how committed you are, doing whatever it takes.
How do you pray when you don’t want to lose your marriage?
Briefly:
- Be a prayer warrior as you pray for your spouse. Pray for your spouse as someone who has lost their way. Ask the Lord to open their hearts and make it tender again.
- Then as a humble servant, ask the Lord to keep your heart tender. Pray that your eyes are open to His truth. Ask for healing in your heart.
How should a wife pray for her husband?
LORD, I thank You for my husband. Thank You for creating him in Your image, designing him for greatness and strength. God, please give my husband the joy of knowing true wisdom and following good counsel.
What do you say to a cheating husband?
- You need to tell him how this has made you feel.
- Ask him why he cheated.
- Ask him how he felt, knowing that he would be hurting you.
- Ask him every detail you want to know and tell him what you don’t.
- Ask him if he will end the affair.
- Ask him if he is willing to put in work to fix what he has broken.
What is a prodigal husband?
Many people can relate to dealing with prodigal children, but what about the prodigal spouse? This is the husband or wife who walks away from their marriage and family obligations to pursue their own interests. They leave a deep wedge of brokenness and scarring in the lives of their families.
