Keep this fairly short so it’s not overwhelming and neither of you will begin to dread it–and be okay if it just doesn’t happen some days. This won’t be your main prayer time with your journal (that will be on your own), but simply an opportunity to come before the Lord together. Pick a certain time of day that fits naturally into your schedules.
BUT your guy might not be journaler at all, and in that case, let him be who God made him to be (and refer back to #1).
If he needs a little more freedom, he might enjoy something more like our Prayer Memoirs. If your guy is more type-A, our Men’s Prayer Journal might totally be his thing. 😉 We do have men who love our structured format, but it really depends on their personality. Spoiler alert… Jesus actually didn’t own a prayer journal at all. Recognize that your husband’s prayer style may not be the same as yours.ĭon’t be tempted to look down on him if he doesn’t find the same joy in organization as you do! Val Marie Paper is not the end-all be-all for prayer. This is the perfect thing to write down in the “My Loves” section of your prayer journal. Pray that his prayer life would flourish, that he would find his own way to have meaningful conversation with the Lord. These tips are for those wives of hubbys who already love the Lord but who are wanting to encourage him towards a deeper prayer life. A common struggle for us gals who truly want to see our guys flourishing in Christ is to know the line between gracious encouragement and obsessive nagging.
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