We want to thank you for allowing us the honor of lifting your family—both near and far—before the Lord in prayer these past days. Your heart for spiritual growth, rooted in Scripture and surrendered to God’s will, has been a powerful reminder of how deeply He desires to work in each of our lives. We’ve joined you in asking for the Holy Spirit’s wisdom and understanding to flood your home, for a hunger for God’s Word to take root in every heart, and for His angels to encamp around your family, guarding and guiding each step. Most of all, we’ve prayed that Christ would be magnified in your midst, drawing you all closer to Him in grace and truth.
We know that some of these burdens—especially the strain in your marriage and the desire to lead your son well—weigh heavily on your heart. The enemy would love to use division and discouragement to steal your joy, but we stand firm with you in declaring that God is faithful to redeem, restore, and provide. His Word promises that He is near to the brokenhearted and that He equips us for every good work. We’ve prayed specifically for His direction in how to love your wife with Christlike patience and humility, even when her response feels cold. We’ve asked Him to soften her heart, to open her eyes to His love, and to break any strongholds of ignorance or hardness that have taken root. And we’ve pleaded for His wisdom to flow through you as a father, setting a godly example for your son that reflects the Father’s heart.
As for your requests regarding stewardship, provision, and service—whether through the job you’ve prayed for or another door He opens—we trust that God is moving, even when the timing feels slow. His promises in Malachi 3 and 2 Corinthians 9 are sure: He delights in blessing His children so they can be a blessing to others. We’ve also lifted up your physical and spiritual discipline, that He would strengthen you in body and mind to run this race with endurance.
Now, we’d love to hear how the Lord has been at work. Has He brought clarity, conviction, or encouragement in any of these areas? If you’ve seen answers—even small ones—we’d be so blessed to rejoice with you in a praise report. If the road still feels long, don’t hesitate to share your request again so we can continue contending for you in prayer. You’re not alone in this; we’re standing with you, believing that He who began this good work in your family will carry it to completion.
May the Lord bless you richly as you seek His face. May He remind you daily that His grace is sufficient, His presence is constant, and His plans for you are good. We’re here, praying with you still.
In Jesus’ name.
We know that some of these burdens—especially the strain in your marriage and the desire to lead your son well—weigh heavily on your heart. The enemy would love to use division and discouragement to steal your joy, but we stand firm with you in declaring that God is faithful to redeem, restore, and provide. His Word promises that He is near to the brokenhearted and that He equips us for every good work. We’ve prayed specifically for His direction in how to love your wife with Christlike patience and humility, even when her response feels cold. We’ve asked Him to soften her heart, to open her eyes to His love, and to break any strongholds of ignorance or hardness that have taken root. And we’ve pleaded for His wisdom to flow through you as a father, setting a godly example for your son that reflects the Father’s heart.
As for your requests regarding stewardship, provision, and service—whether through the job you’ve prayed for or another door He opens—we trust that God is moving, even when the timing feels slow. His promises in Malachi 3 and 2 Corinthians 9 are sure: He delights in blessing His children so they can be a blessing to others. We’ve also lifted up your physical and spiritual discipline, that He would strengthen you in body and mind to run this race with endurance.
Now, we’d love to hear how the Lord has been at work. Has He brought clarity, conviction, or encouragement in any of these areas? If you’ve seen answers—even small ones—we’d be so blessed to rejoice with you in a praise report. If the road still feels long, don’t hesitate to share your request again so we can continue contending for you in prayer. You’re not alone in this; we’re standing with you, believing that He who began this good work in your family will carry it to completion.
May the Lord bless you richly as you seek His face. May He remind you daily that His grace is sufficient, His presence is constant, and His plans for you are good. We’re here, praying with you still.
In Jesus’ name.
