Scott Kedersha says couples who pray together out loud consistently have a divorce rate under 1%. He sets a daily 9:15pm alarm to pray for his marriage, focusing on becoming a godly spouse rather than asking God to fix his partner.
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I read a statistic recently that said that couples who pray together out loud on a consistent basis that the divorce rate is less than 1%. Wow. So if we would just be intentional to take the time to pray together out loud on a consistent basis. And we all know we're supposed to do that, but how many of us are actually doing that? I have an alarm set on my phone. The reminder is at 9:15pm to pray for my marriage. Every day, seven days a week, that alarm goes off. And sometimes I'm with Kristen and we'll pray together. Other times, I'm just praying on my own. But I'm. You know, I'm not. I'm not praying God change my wife. That she would be. That she'd want to have sex tonight, and she would really well, and make a great meal and, you know, none of that. I'm praying that I would be God's man, that she would be God's woman, and that our marriage would honor God in every single way.