Prayers for Your Future Wife: A 90-Day Devotional for Men: Daily Reflections for a God-Centered Marriage

by Dale Chamberlain

Devotions to prepare you for marriage to your future wife

No one is more invested in the success of your future marriage than God. This uplifting, thought-provoking devotional is full of wisdom and prayers to help you lay the foundation of a strong union with your wife. Ninety days of devotions and practical insights guide you as you begin your journey to marriage.

Plan in any phase—Find wisdom whether you are with someone and looking to keep God at the center of your relationship or single and seeking guidance in His plan.Prepare your heart—Pray and reflect on Biblical lessons to ready your own heart and soul for a God-centered union.Look to the future—Understand the woman who will become your future wife and set expectations for your modern marriage. Build a strong marriage—Gain insight into everyday ways you can strengthen your relationship to stand the test of time.

Center Jesus in your future marriage with the support of this men’s devotional.

197 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 10, 2021

Reviews

[Scott Loughlin · Rating 4 out of 5]

A helpful collection of light devotionals. A variety are included for men who are single, dating, or engaged, so whichever relationship status you’re not in, those days won’t really be applicable. For example, many single man devotionals were about choosing the right partner. If you were reading it as an engaged man like I was, don’t think about your fiancée that way - you’ve already chosen to marry her! I also wish every day had a prayer since it’s in the title (only about half did, while half were discussion questions). Still a solid resource.

[Ky Dierks · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not life changing advice, but Biblical and Scriptural connections to common dating and marriage concerns and challenges that you can pray over. I decided to write a journal to my then fiancé each day and that was a super great way to make it more intentional. If I’d just read the devotional daily, I don’t think I’d have gotten as much out of it. Highly recommend journaling daily if you decide to read this.