Day 34: Our Waiting

Day 37: Our Future

What a blessing to trust an unknown future to an intimately known God. Today, we're praying for our future while also holding the weight of knowning that our days are numbered and we're not promised tomorrow. We're praying for the wisdom and opportunity to dream while also living the full life here in the present. I'm praying as you dream you can have hands open in surrender to a God who has wonderful plans for your life! Praying with you, Ashley

Day 36: Our Wisdom

Each day has countless opportunities for us to seek wisdom from the Lord and scriptures regarding how we are to speak, respond, parent, love, and live out Matthew 6:33. Today, we're praying for our wisdom and patience as we wait. I hope the Lord brings people into your life and marriage that will bless you with wise council, even if and when it may be hard to hear. I'm praying we can all be obedient and intune with the Spirit as we seek wisdom. Praying with you, Ashley

Day 35: Our Hope

Our hope comes from one place. Today, we're praying for our hope to be built on the foundation of God's faithfulness, love, and goodness. God's word is full of scripture, and if you're struggling to have hope in your marriage can I gently encourage you to go there. I promise it's the best place to run to for hope and encouragement. I'm praying with you, Ashley

Day 34: Our Waiting

Today's prayer is for our waiting. It's hard for me to think of something more productive in our Christian walk than waiting. The emotions that come with a season of waiting can be excruciating, but the season also has the potential to produce a depth in us that not many other things can. Whether you're praying for a diagnosis, a baby, a job, a new home, a breakthrough, an emotional healing, or something else that is weighing heavy, today I encourage you to surrender your waiting. Open your hands and trust the Father SEES you and is a good father with good plans for your life. Praying with you, Ashley

Day 33: Our Connection

"Catch the foxes for us, the littel foxes that spoil the vineyards, for our vinyards are in blossom". Song of Solomon 2:15 You are not alone. A long list of women have prayed for connection this season, to be more emotionally and physically connected to their husband. The list is long of "foxes" that can get into our marriage and cause division, apathy, and disconnect. Truthfully, some of the things that are dividing us aren't inherently BAD things, but just like our relationship with Christ, we can allow anything to become an ideal and affect our genuine connection. Today, we're praying for our connection (emotionally, spiritually, and physically) within our marriage. Praying with you, Ashley.