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important it is for your own well-being, as well as your husband’s, to pray for his emotions? Describe how his emotions affect yours.
       4. It’s good to pray that your husband stop being controlled by his emotions and instead be controlled by what (page 159)?
       5. Read Proverbs 21:14 in your Bible and underline it.
What is the best gift a wife can give her husband in secret (page 159)?
       6. Do you have any negative emotions that are frequently reoccurring? If so, what are they? Why do you think you have them? How could you pray about them?
       7.  How do your negative emotions affect your husband? What could you do to not be controlled by your emotions?
       8. Read Psalm 34:1–4 in your Bible and underline it.
From this Scripture, what is it we should be doing to combat anger, depression, and fear? How often are we to praise Him?
       9. Read Psalm 23:3 and underline it in your Bible.
In light of this Scripture, do you believe that negative emotions are part of a person’s character that can or cannot be changed? Why?
    10. Pray the prayer out loud on page 161 in T HE P OWER OF A P RAYING W IFE . Include specifics about your husband’s emotions (yours, too).



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    Read chapter 23: “His Walk” from T HE P OWER OF A P RAYING W IFE .
     
       1. How would you describe the kind of walk your husband has through life? Does he walk close with God or independently from God?
       2. Does your husband have a sense of direction and purpose, or does he wander aimlessly, or somewhere in between? Explain.
       3. Read Psalm 84:11 in your Bible and underline it.
What are the rewards for those who walk in righteousness before God?
       4. Read Psalm 1:1; 128:1; Proverbs 10:9; 13:20 in your Bible and underline them. According to these Scriptures, how are we supposed to walk?
       5. We are supposed to walk in the______________ and not in the______________ (page 165). Which do you believe your husband walks in most of the time? Why?
       6. Do you trust your husband to walk righteously, or do you fear he can easily be led off the right path? Explain why you feel the way you do.
       7. Read Romans 8:5–9 in your Bible and underline it.
How can we live according to the Spirit? What happens when we live in the flesh? How can you be sure that you are not walking in the flesh?
       8. Read Romans 8:13,14 in your Bible and underline it.
What is the ultimate end of living in the flesh? In the Spirit?
       9. Read Jeremiah 10:23 in your Bible and underline it.
From this Scripture, describe how we are to walk through our lives. How then should you pray for your husband’s walk?
    10. Pray the prayer out loud on pages 165–66 in T HE P OWER OF A P RAYING W IFE . Include specifics as related to your husband’s walk with God.



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    Read chapter 24: “His Talk” from T HE P OWER OF A P RAYING W IFE .
     
       1. Read Ecclesiastes 10:12 in your Bible and underline it.
Do you feel the words that come from your husband’s mouth are generally good or sometimes foolish? Have his words ever hurt you? Have you had to forgive him for his words? Explain.
       2. Read Ephesians 4:29 in your Bible and underline it.
Write this Scripture as a prayer over your husband.
       3. Do you feel your husband is a man of truth? To what degree is he or isn’t he? Explain.
       4. Read Psalm 34:12,13 in your Bible and underline it.
In light of this Scripture, what is a good reason to pray for your husband to be a man who speaks truth?
       5. Is your husband a complainer? Does he always see the glass half empty or half full? Explain. Write a prayer asking God to give him a sense of hope, peace, and joy.
       6. Does your husband speak too quickly before he thinks or weighs the consequences of his words? How do his words reveal what’s in his heart? Explain. How could you pray about that?
       7. Read Matthew 12:37 and 15:11 in your Bible and underline them. Have you ever seen your