31 Days Of Prayer For Your Wife

Day 1
That she might become a holy woman of prayer, mature in the Lord, growing in her knowledge of the Lord.

(1 Thes 5:23, Col 4:12, Eph 1:18-19, Eph 3:16-19, Eph 6:18)

Day 2
That she might grow into a woman of integrity, who works righteousness, speaks truth in her heart, and walks, sits, and stands only in the path of the godly.

(Psalm 1 )

Day3
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That she might be a woman of contentment.

(Prov 15:16, Phil 4:11, 1 Tim 6:6-8, Heb 13:5)

Day 4
That she might learn to take every thought captive, to not be conformed to the world’s thinking, and to think scripturally.

(Rom 12:3, 2 Cor 10:5)


Day 5
That she might daily seek You with all her heart, walking in the Spirit moment by moment, growing in her dependence on You.

(Psalm 119:1-2, Prov 3:5-6)


Day 6
That she would be ever captivated by my love.

(Eph 5:33)

Day 7
That she would be a woman of courage.

(Deut 31:6, 2 Chron 19:11)


Day 8
May she be a woman of inner beauty.
  • I Peter 3:1-6

Day 9
May she always look at the plank in her own eye before seeing the speck in another’s eye.
  • Matt. 7:3
  • James 4:11-12

Day 10
That she might become a called woman, not driven, with well-thought through and prayed through goals in her life.
  • 1 Cor 9:24-27
Day 11
That she may be a woman of prayer, guarding her heart and mind, putting into practice the biblical things she has heard, seen, and learned.
  • Phil 4:8-9
Day 12
That she might stand firm against the schemes of the devil and resist Satan in all circumstances.
  • Eph 6:10-18
  • James 4:7
Day 13
That she might grow in spiritual maturity by putting away childish things, cultivating understanding, striving after the Christ ideal, partaking of the deeper truths of the gospel, and overcoming temptation.
  • I Cor 13:11
  • I Cor 14:20
  • Eph 4:13-14
  • Heb 5:14
  • I John 2:14
Day 14
May she know that her home is not here, but in heaven.
  • Col 3:1-3
  • Phil 3:14
Day 15
That she would learn not to depend on her circumstances for happiness but on You alone.
  • Phil 4:13
  • I Tim 6:8
    Luke 3:14
Day 16
That she would be a woman who enters into spiritual warfare.
  • II Cor 10:3-5
  • I Thes 5:8
Day 17
That she might have a new strength in the midst of her busy schedule, and that You might infuse her with Your strength.
  • Isaiah 40:31
  • Eph 3:16-19
Day 18
That she might have a burden to see lost people come to Jesus as Lord and Savior.
  • Matt 28:16-20
  • Matt 5:13-16
Day 19
That she would be kept from fools, and that her friends would be men and women who walk with You.
  • Prov 13:20
  • Prov 2:20-22
  • Col 2:8-10
Day 20
That her self-image might be a reflection of Your thoughts toward her.
  • Eph 1:17-19
  • Rom 12:3
  • Psalm 139
Day 21
That she might be a woman who values wisdom.
  • Prov 4:1-14
Day 22
That she might not be deceived into unbelief, sin, or bitterness.
  • 2 Cor 11:3
  • Luke 21:8
  • John 17:15-17
  • Heb 3:12-14

Day 23
That she might learn to love as You have commanded.
  • 1 Cor 13:4-7
  • Rom 12:8-10

Day 24
That the fruit of the Spirit might be exhibited more and more in her life, visible to her family, friends, co-workers, and those who do not know You.
  • Gal 5:22-23
  • John 15:8

Day 25
That she might be a virtuous woman.
  • Prov 31:10-31

Day 26
That she might grow daily in character.
  • II Peter 1:5-8

Day 27
That she might keep a clear conscience.
  • I Peter 3:16-18
  • I Tim 1:5

Day 28
That You will protect her, guarding her course.
  • Prov 2:8
  • Ps 25:4-5
  • Ps 66:9

Day 29
That she might learn to manage her time well.
  • Eph 5:15-17

Day 30
That You would put a song in her heart.
  • Ps 33:3
  • Ps 40:3
  • Job 35:10

Day 31
That she may have a holy fear of You, O Lord.

(Ps 34:11, Ps 111:10, Prov 9:1)



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