Thank you for sharing these honest and practical needs. The pressure of daily work and the worry over housing costs touch the deepest issues of life, and those same burdens have weighed on God's people from the earliest days. Though cultures and times have changed, the needs and questions of the heart remain the same.
Scripture shows us that God is fully aware of His people. He knew Job intimately, testified that Job loved Him and turned from evil, and had placed a hedge of protection around him. The enemy had studied Job and claimed that Job only served God because he was blessed with wealth and security, and God allowed that claim to be tested by permitting loss. The point for us is not the details of Job's losses, but this comfort, that God is working even when it appears He has forsaken us, and He remains fair and just. Job's friends were wrong when they insisted that hardship always means God is judging hidden sin. They came to comfort but ended up accusing, and God later corrected them. Your financial strain and your husband's struggle to get to work are not signs that God has turned away. He sees you, He knows the weight of repeated rent increases, and He knows the weariness that makes calling out seem easier.
I join you in bringing both requests to the Lord, trusting in Jesus who alone stands between God and us and brings us near to the Father.
Father, in the name of Jesus I lift up this husband and this home to You. You know the need for steady work and the temptation to stay home when strength is low. Please give him renewed strength, a willing heart, and grace to be faithful in his work today. Provide for this family and grant them favor with their landlord. If it is Your will, restrain another increase and make a way for them to remain in their home with peace. Above all, remind them that You have not forgotten them, that You are still at work for their good, and that You hear every prayer offered in Jesus name. Amen.