The Power of the Praying Wife Meeting 2

I was unable to attend this meeting due to being at work. But the woman that was heading the group was ever so greatful to send the questions.

1. List the top 10 priorities in your life. These are the things that occupy your time, attention, and energy, such as children, work, friends, church, activities, and so on. In this list, where does your relationship with your husband fall? What does this list reveal to you about your priorities?

My Marriage, Having Children, My Family, My Pets, My Work, My friends, My Gym Activities, Clean House, My Myself, Church
My Husband is the first one on the list.  I am always working hard to maintain a healthy marriage. There was a point where I thought for sure that it was not going to survive. I joined this group and I think that it really helped keep it clear that My marriage and husband are the most important things in my life. I noticed about my list that everyone falls before myself. I feel that maybe I spend to much time worrying about others that maybe my relationship with my husband is effected.

2. Read 1 Cor 10:24. In what ways could you seek your husband’s wellbeing over your own?

I already spend much of mytime thinking about my husband and what i could do for him. I often will make him dinner, I will drop everything to come see him at work if he is having a bad day. This past weekend I took him to the Steamwhiste Brewery and he was really happy.

3. Read James 1:12 in your bible and underline it. If you sense that another person is becoming a temptation to your husband, pray for this individual to be taken out of your husband’s life. Whether something like this has happened to him or not, write this scripture as a prayer over your husband, substituting his name for “the man” and for all pronouns.

I don't feel as though there is someone else that is becoming a  temptation to my husband at all.

4. Read 1 Cor 2:16. Write out this verse as a prayer over your husband to help him bring every thought under God’s control

For, "Who can know the LORD's thoughts? Who knows enough to teach him?" But we understand these things, for we have the mind of Christ.