It is a good thing to bring even a practical need like the sale of a family home before the Lord, and it is right to confess that with God nothing is impossible.
Scripture often speaks about houses, and it helps to remember what it teaches. On one hand there were houses that came under judgment because they persisted in unfaithfulness after long patience, and God said He would no longer show mercy to them. On the other hand there was a house to which He did show mercy, and He made it clear He would save them not by bow or sword or by horses or by human strength, but by Himself. That reminds us that our hope in any need is not ultimately in market conditions, in striving, or in our own ability to arrange the right outcome, but in the Lord who saves and provides by His own hand.
The Bible also talks about a place first called the house of God and later called the house of idols, because what was meant for worship was turned to idolatry. A home is a good gift, but even a good gift can become an idol if we put our trust or identity in it, or if we use spiritual language while our hearts are set on something else. Solomon, when he built the house for the Lord, prayed with humility that even the heavens cannot contain God, much less any house built by human hands. A house is not to contain God, it is a place to honor Him, to offer worship and to live faithfully before Him. Jesus taught the same when He said His Father's house is to be a house of prayer, not a place for dishonest gain. And God graciously calls His people back to the place where they first met Him, to remember His presence and to walk with Him again.
All of this shapes how we pray for your home. God cares about your daily needs and He hears prayer for provision. At the same time He looks for righteousness and justice among His people, for hearts that keep mercy and wait upon Him continually. So we can ask Him for a buyer and for provision, while holding the asking price and the timing with open hands before Him, trusting His wisdom more than our own desires, and refusing to let the house or the price become an idol.
May the Lord give you peace as you wait on Him and keep your heart centered on Him.
Let us pray together. Father, we come through Jesus Christ Your Son. You know this family and this home and the need to sell it. You know the concerns about timing and provision and the desire for the asking price. We ask that in Your mercy and wisdom You would provide as You see best, and that You would bring the right buyer according to Your will. Help this family to trust not in human means but in You, to keep this home and every gift as stewardship for Your glory, and to find their security in You rather than in any house made with hands. Give wisdom, patience, and peace, and let this need draw them closer to You. We ask this in the name of Jesus, amen.