Start Praying for Your Husband While You're SINGLE

[@TheSingleManPodcast]

As a Christian man that is single, this was a great episode! Asking God what you should be doing to prepare is a great prayer!

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@TheSingleManPodcast yes! And it can go for men too!!

[@TheSingleManPodcast]

@@ChristianBevereAuthor Going to be praying this myself!

[@arielbooth2012]

@thesinglemanpodcast We need more Christian men like you! Keep doing what you are doing!

[@gk3330]

Yeah I hate when married people say don’t make marriage an idol like girl you are already married so shut your mouth you don’t get to have a say 😂 God gives us desires too and marriage is a healthy desire

[@avengingangel7929]

Amen sister

[@marilynkhasnabish7407]

I echo most of your sentiments. I feel the same. Singles want to get married and married people talk about the challenges.

[@lexireddoch492]

Thank you so much for sharing this! I really feel encouraged because I know I'm not the only one with the desire for marriage. I always hated sharing about my desire to get married because of peoples' comments. Many people act as if marriage is just being tied down to another person. I also pray for all of you single ladies out there who are waiting for God to provide the right man at the right time.

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

It's such a larger vision than just a ring and a title-one worth stewarding with prayer! Love that you're keeping true to it and praying for others.

[@joshthesmith77]

I pray for my wife daily and will long after we meet. Lord willing I find her soon so I can know what love is like between a husband and a wife. The Lord showed me her in several dreams and I will wait for her.

[@jackyloudoble808]

[@merveillesannalaura4108]

Thank God for that 🙏 🙌 Press on brother. The Lord will definitely lead you to her in His time 🙏

[@BunnyWatson-k1w]

A Baptist minister told me his wife starting praying for a husband when she was 15. The prayer was to keep him safe and worthy to marry her. They married years later. The prying should not be for selfish reasons.

[@marilynkhasnabish7407]

Thank you soo much for saying that. It's so wrong when non-singles and others say, 'don't make it an idol.' I do feel ashamed because of some negative remarks. I'll be 50 next year. I do feel so sad. I know it will happen but it's been hard. I have been praying for my husband as God told me, but I need to continue. As well, this has been one of the best videos I've watched as a single preparing for marriage.

[@ciarawoodin6202]

Hi Marilyn! I wanted to share something that I hope is encouraging :) my grandma turns 68 in a little less than a month and has been single for years- she met a man last spring and just got engaged (their wedding is set for next summer) She has been praying for him for years- even when His timing doesn’t make sense I take encouragement in this and remember that His plans far exceed what I think the timeline should be

[@therealdial]

This was so life giving to me. Thank you SO much Hope and Christian! It’s so refreshing to see two beautiful, successful women, one single and one married speaking about this. I feel like I never get to hear from the POV of someone still single, and waiting on the Lord so this truly blessed me. I will continue to not settle and be joyful in the waiting for God’s best for me. Thank you ladies!!!🤍

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@therealdial it’s so special when different seasons come together to listen and empower one another! I’m so pleased you enjoyed this episode, Hope shared so beautifully!

[@andreatorluemke4982]

Our prayers always have effects and weight in the spiritual realm amen❤❤❤

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

Exactly!

[@genesissings7437]

Christian, you are geninuely so beautiful inside and out. I have loved hearing from any of the Beveres. I am 22 and I just started getting into dating right before I turned 22 a couple months ago. I personally didn’t want to date until I felt more ready for marriage so I haven’t even kissed or anything yet. Honestly I’ve had great honorable experiences so far but haven’t exactly found someone who I like back or who likes me back when I like them in dating. I try to remain patient without dealing with hope deferred. Thank you for your videos! I love them !!

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@genesissings7437 this touched me and brings so much joy to all the effort in running this podcast. Thank you for sharing and I’m so glad you’re starting out with a keen vision for what you want to see out of marriage and dating-hold to it!! 🤍

[@davidfriesen9512]

Sister Bevere thank you for making these videos. May God bless this channel. May 8 billion people watch these videos and be enlightened, encouraged and entangled in the loving arms of a future husband or wife (as is my prayer for myself) I AM SO VERY GREATFUL FOR THESE VIDEOS

[@3unhy3]

Thank youu, this helped my thought processes and theo some much. As a single 22yo girl, I long to be married before 25, but have taken recently some steps to join another church where there are potentials. It’s soo nerve racking and I’m constantly in war with my insecurities and feeling so intimidated by this wading the waters and knocking process.

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@3unhy3 this reminds me of another episode we have coming soon-stay tuned!

[@3unhy3]

@@ChristianBevereAuthor yay! So exciteddd

[@sheisstrongpodcast]

Wowwww hope is so passionate and full of life

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@sheisstrongpodcast she is very well spoken🥰

[@jadastrickerstricker998]

Also love what you had to say about prayer. When someone is requiring prayer for healing we dont tell them "you need to know Christ is enough," no we need someone to believe for our breakthrough especially because biological clocks are real. LOCK arms with other women - THANK YOU FOR YOU BOTH

[@davidfriesen9512]

Im reading a book called The kneeling Christian written by an unknown Christian. It 1 of a series of books called Clarion Classics. In that book The Kneeling Christian it says that "prayer is omnipotent. Prayer can do anything God can do"

[@Alohe2024]

This Content is so Good Christian it is resonating with so many women Keep it Up ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@Alohe2024 thank you, such a joy to make these episodes!

[@kathyjeanlouis1042]

Thank you so much for this episode ! God bless you 🤍💎 Your advices are precious

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@kathyjeanlouis1042 thank you☺️☺️

[@nicoletelles8251]

Thank you Hope for your authenticity! I’m going to take this advice to heart, and am so glad God put this video in my feed ❤❤❤❤.

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@nicoletelles8251 amen!!

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

Hope shared SO much wisdom on how she's leaning into the balance of praying for her future husband and embracing the prize of her singleness! I ​​cannot wait to hear what you take away from the first episode of season 3! Let me know -->

[@Hiddengem1925]

35:56 she mentions husband Bible, what is that exactly? I tired looking it up on google but kept getting men’s bibles is that what it is? Or am I missing something 😅

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@Hiddengem1925 It's a practice I used during singleness that I've shared with our podcast community! We will be sharing more on it soon so stay tuned/subscribed😁

[@GoedeDag-qr9vq]

Great episode, thankyou. So much joy, inspiration, encouragement and biblical beautiful thoughts

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@GoedeDag-qr9vq thank you, perfect episode to kick off season 3!! 🎉

[@jess77surfs]

I think you're missing an opportunity by choosing young women to speak about this season of singleness.. I think it would be more of a benefit to have a woman who's been waiting decades for a spouse.. Then you would showcase what true endurance of patients would be and you would reach a larger demographic of single women. Women over 30 are going to check out when they see 20 somethings speaking to this journey because it's not really a journey at that point and it doesn't affect a person the way it does in a longer waiting season. 🙏

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@jess77surfs we pray every guest in that joins these conversations! I think it is incredible to share testimonies from many angles, ages, and backgrounds. Let’s keep celebrating the ones we do have and the women who are setting a good example though because there’s strength in numbers!!

[@Newgrist]

I'm a single man who prayed throughout his twenties for a wife but was denied. Many, many years later I am still single. I do think however that there is still hope for older singles. I attended a beautiful wedding of a Christian friend, never married, early to mid 40s. I was very happy for her.

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@Newgrist Thank you for sharing this!

[@arielbooth2012]

If you desire marriage keep seeking the Lord. It may just be later in life when you meet her.

[@abbieswiger4590]

yes!!! or a single mother ... I love the videos but it times I feel defeated because they are young and beautiful girls and I'm like I'm a single mom of 2 boys and not really girly girly also I'm 33 so its hard

[@kelseydamons4336]

Thank you. thank you, thank you! There is a gap and lack of education regarding Christian courtship and the waiting season. There is SO much emphasis on teaching young Christians the roles of a wife and husband, but what about the interim period?? This video just started and I love that it's already addressing so many lies satan tried planting.

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@kelseydamons4336 thank you for solidifying this conversation and I hope you enjoyed the rest of the episode!

[@jewishbride5010]

Praise God for preparing our hearts for his purposes, praise God for the better plans for our lives! Dear Lord, I hope you can reveal tome how to be a good wife for the god-ordained spouse you have in mind for me, since I know I am not forgotten or forsaken. Meanwhile I am grateful for my individual purposes I may walk in triumphing, thank you Lord! In accordance with this word and ecclesiastes 4:9-12, john 16:13, james 1:5, 2 corinthians 6:14-18 I bind myself and my god-ordained husband to desire to understand and be able to know how to strengthen one another at all times while binding to hell every lack of desire to understand and be able to know how to strengthen one another at all times, binding to hell every lack of desire to understand and be able to know how to strengthen one another at all times, in the name and blood of Jesus Christ, amen and hallelujah!

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@jewishbride5010 powerful right there!!

[@geraldinebaranal2495]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! MET ME WHERE I AM! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@jillianf8th]

This was so refreshing and beautiful. Thank you Christian, Thank you Hope! 🤍

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@jillianf8th thank YOU for being here and watching!

[@jillianf8th]

@@ChristianBevereAuthorGod bless you and all you do for Him.🥰

[@Someoneelse-p4t]

Nice episode

[@Garanon5]

Ahem…I’m single too. What’s a small world. 😂 what a refreshing perspective from two beautiful sisters in Christ.

[@newjourney010]

This was the encouragement I really needed to hear. Ive been self accepting lately trying to live with the possibility of being alone. Im only 33 but it feels like forever and like I’ll never find my person and the bitter remarks from others who haven’t done there own self healing or chose the wrong mate and have nothing but negative comments to say is discouraging. But I love the biblical example with Hannah. I’ve never looked at it that way. My hope has now been renewed. Thank you ladies so much from the bottle of my heart! Agape! ❤🩷

[@rosemahinay7634]

I love this! this is teh first video ive seen where it still validates our overwhelming desire for mariage which i dont understand God has put in my heart but he wont fulfill

[@GlorifyYahweh]

I love this video - she seems like such a nice young lady - hard to believe she is still single like me! Gives me hope and reminds me it’s not just me, but maybe not God’s timing. Although I do believe God is doing something in my life in this area right now, and for some time now ❤

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@GlorifyYahweh she really is so well spoken! Glad she (and so many other women) haven’t settled and don’t fear singleness

[@FlorenceLunsford-sk2nj]

I don't know why l keep going back to where god deliver me from l had one year soberity l was doing so good

[@gloriaogunfowokan8344]

You got this girl, what God has started he will surely finish

[@malaikakirby242]

SIS, I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!! THANK YOU MINISTER CHRISTIAN!!!

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@malaikakirby242 so glad you enjoyed this episode!!

[@HisChannel-MandyJacoby]

I’m praying for my husband 🙏💕

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

Love to hear this!!

[@rose_quartz_loveandlight]

❤so much good advice in this video thank you

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

Thank you Rose! So glad you enjoyed it

[@davidfriesen9512]

May I suggest something that you can cook for your future husband? Try cooking a Ukrainian dish. My mom used to make cottage cheese perogies and then she made a thicker (not too thick) cream gravy. Similar to Alfredo sauce to pour over the cottage cheese perogies. And then try and cook some Mennonite style farmer sausage to compliment the cottage cheese perogies and cream gravy. Eweee. Its so tasty. Use bacon fat in the cream gravy. And if there are any leftover cottage cheese perogies then saute them in a frying pan until crispy. WOW! THERES NEVER ANY LEFT. EVERYONE LOVES A CRISPY COTTAGE CHEESE PEROGIES

[@erikamaxwell]

Great video !! Needed this

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@erikamaxwell hope it empowers you!!

[@Blossom13745]

I would also like to see more Christian women as well encourage to those ladies out there who feel marriage is not for them but feel pressured bc everyone only talks about marriage being the epitome. But throughout history, singleness in the form of Consecrated Virginity, or being a nun/sister, or just singleness but your career is your vocation was highly valued. In fact, st. Cyril said to the first Christian women virgins “you already have become what we shall be in heaven” meaning Celibacy is not ontologically (that is, in itself) a more perfect state, but it is an eschatologically more advanced state, in the sense that it is more like the definitive state towards which we are all journeying. 🙏🏼 Marriage is beautiful but I’m saddened don’t hear about these other vocations that use to be so valued too by Christian’s 🙏🏼

[@mychocochip]

so much wisdom

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@mychocochip thank you for tuning into this episode!

[@과틀로애비]

What's your take on a single woman whose been waiting for more on a decade?

[@benrex7775]

I once listened to the podcast where a woman said, since women are the helper of men, that implies men are completely boorish and completely require women to guide their work and resources so that it can be any good. Thank you for not speaking about men that way. --- Guys talking the talk on dates, can come from various sources. - Some guys love the presence and affirmation of women. I can't speak of their motives as I have never talked to one of them for long enough to understand their perspective. It may be the case that they find women intimidating, because they generally put women on pedestal. - Some guys don't actually care and just want to hook up. They say whatever gets a woman to hook up with him. If you make it clear (especially through actions) that you only consider marriage then they shouldn't be much of a problem. They will also say that a woman is intimidating. But their motive is to reject you while keeping you a phone call away for fleshly ways. And apparently the best way to do that is to tell women that they are so great that a mere man can't compare. And in todays age the buzzword for that is "you are so strong and independent that you are intimidating". A subcategory of those guys are the eternal daters who never want to make the step for marriage. If they always delay then you have to give a timeline and if they don't follow it through then you have to go different ways. Sharing the same goals in marriage is essential for marriage. So even if he seems perfect, he obviously isn't. - Then there are the guys who neither are driven by the desire to have affirmation from women nor just want to have the quick fleshly ways. I'm one of those guys. For us it is not that easy. When we listen to the people around us then it seems to be a requirement to flatter women to even be noticed. But we can't flatter too much, or else we are considered as weak or creepy. I value intimacy highly and I don't want to just give it away for every woman I find mildly attractive. With intimacy I also mean stuff like flirting or other non-platonic actions. But how can I show interest in a woman while giving enough to her so that she actually feels appreciated by me and at the same time so that I respect my desire to keep various forms of intimacy for marriage? This is also a skill to be learned, but if you are not driven by some desire to constantly seek out relationship with women, then it is difficult to learn those skills. --- This may be just selection bias, but I have never heard a guy say that he is intimidated by a successful woman. I've heard that men of my grandparents generation felt their pride hurt, if they had to rely on the wife for the finances. But I have not heard of them being intimidated. What I've heard are the following three: - Women who usually say that men are intimidated by them are not actually single because they are intimidating. They are single because they act like a dude and they either have an aggressive or repelling character. - The woman is high maintenance and just not worth the effort as she gives back way less than what the man has to put into her. - Women with a high status job often want a man who either has a job with the same status or one with higher status. Or at least they want to have a husband who has the potential to get there. I find that desire understandable, but there are two problems. 1) For one, if you have feminism that wants to make men and women equal in the workplace, then it is statistically impossible that most women will get a man that is of equal or higher status than them. 2) Also men and women evaluate status differently. For women being in a leading position and having high academic achievement means high status. For a man that is not necessarily high status. A senior plumber who makes 100k a year and is a good family father is much more respected by men than a branch manager who got a phd in gender theory. Reason for that is that for a man it is a low status sign, if you are in heavy debt and your job is basically a luxury that companies keep around as long as times are good. That's also the reason why more and more men stop going to collage and instead do trade schools. At least those men who are willing to go somewhere and not just enjoy life in mothers basement while they game. Most men nowadays don't care about career. That's something women care about. The only reason why at least the men I know and listen to may care about a woman's career is either because it shows she prioritizes capitalism/status over family, or because she is statistically considerably more likely to divorce him. You mentioned that a husband has a vision for his future and how a wife and her career can fit into it. For one it is not easy to have a vision for your life in your early adulthood. But if that is his actual motivation then you as a woman may want to consider how well your career actually can fit into someone elses vision. If you are a strong driven woman who has a career that requires a lot of effort, then chances that you will find a husband who has a vision that your career can be incorporated is pretty low. With that I don't want to say that every woman who uses the word intimidating has to be one of those three. But those are the women who usually use those words most frequently and I also think this is the origin and core of the phrase. I belief that other women who use it just picked it up from those women as it is being used so much. --- When it comes to cooking I just wing it. I have a number of fresh ingredients and I try to reproduce whatever meal I want to eat now. If the meal is good enough that I may want to recreate it at a later date, I write it into a word document.

[@BunnyWatson-k1w]

The danger when dating is you obsess with the concept of marriage. That becomes the focus of the relationship. Marriage should not even be discussed early in a relationship. That can come later if you find a suitable partner.

[@NevenkaPervan]

Please pray for me Katarina, who is my kingdom husband ? Thank you, God bless you ❤

[@BunnyWatson-k1w]

Ezer Kenegdo at 9:00. It is not a help meet or help mate like many Christians believe. In ancient Hebrew the term means "a woman in opposition to" the man. Women are not supposed to be like a man. Orthodox Judaism understands this better than evangelical Christianity.

[@cherubin7th]

Women should better pray to not always be backstabbers. This is why good guys stay away from this.

[@marilynkhasnabish7407]

You need to heal as you have been hurt just as hurt women need to pray for healing.

[@arielbooth2012]

Crazy that you say this! This literally happened to me the past weekend and I’ve been praying for their character ever since. Amen!

[@billyvazquez3212]

Is there a such thing as a single woman?

[@FlorenceLunsford-sk2nj]

I really need to get deep with Jesus one day

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@FlorenceLunsford-sk2nj that door is always open! He is so faithful when we call on Him to free and teach us how to overcome anything we’re facing. Keep going deep with Him, I’m proud of you

[@bryansmulez4672]

When you truly believe JESUS IS GOD then the Holy stays in you forever ! Jesus said : I and Father are One (John 8:30) Jesus Said : Before Abraham was born, I AM ( John 8:58 ) 👍😁

[@dunamis333]

I've been happily married now for 29 years. The guranteed way of meeting your appointed spouse is to pray daily for him/her long BEFORE ever meeting them. The when, the where and the how you meet, leave to the Holy Spirit. In addition, set apart at least TWO days a week for praying and fasting for your spouse! Do this, and within 12 Months you will meet your appointed spouse. This will NOT work if you have been divorced. The reason being you're still married before God. Only death can dissolves the marraige covenant. Why does the above work? Because the Holy Spirit sees a married couple as ONE person and works round the clock to direct the steps of both the male and female to meet each other.

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

@@dunamis333 thank you for sharing your story! We believe in praying for your future spouse and glad its been fruitful in your life.

[@thepracticalchristianhealed]

?? Even though it is not God’s will in the Bible He has allowed divorce when there is sexual immorality during marriage.

[@dunamis333]

@@thepracticalchristianhealed In these Last Days of the Church Age it's so easy to find churches that will feed you lies as truths with regards to the marriage covenant. Only corrupt and perverted churches teach that it's perfectly fine to remarry after divorce, especially if you're not the one who cheated. Churches that make up the Bride of Christ do not teach this lie that originated in the pit of hell. They teach the Truth of the Lord Jesus Christ. "Whoever divorces his wife and marries another commits adultery against her. And if a woman divorces her husband and marries another, she commits adultery.” [Mark 10:11,12] When a man and a woman make a covenant before God to marry until death, it means exactly that. Only the death of one of them can dissolve the marriage covenant. The covenant they both make before God is inscribed on their very souls. If the man commits adultery against his wife or visa versa the marriage covenant will be defiled but not dissolved. Men and women don't enter into a marriage covenant on the understanding that they'll dissolved it if one or both of them commit adultery. Christian Couples really need to pay more attention to the vows they're making before God on their wedding Day. Because the sin of adultery cannot break the marriage covenant, but can only defile it, the Lord told the married woman, who was caught in the act of adultery to: "...go and sin no more.” [John 8:11] In other words, the Lord told her to stop defiling her marriage covenant but instead to remain faithful to her own husband. The "fornication clause" many are using as an excuse to remarry only applied to betrothed wives in Jewish times! A betrothed couple waited for about a Year before they consummated their marriage. If within that Year the betrothed wife committed fornication, the betrothed husband could "divorce" her to marry someone else. This is what Joseph wanted to do when he thought Mary had committed fornication not adultery. "Whosoever shall put away his wife, except it be for fornication, and shall marry another, committeth adultery..." [Matt.19:9] After a marriage has been consummated, if a spouse then commits adultery, a separation, not divorce, is permitted. If the spouse repents, however, a reconciliation must be sought. If he or she doesn't repent and goes off to marry someone else, the innocent spouse must remain unmarried and continue to pray for a reconciliation. This may or may not happen. "Now to the married I command, yet not I but the Lord: A wife is not to depart from her husband. But even if she does depart, let her remain unmarried or be reconciled to her husband. And a husband is not to divorce his wife." [1 Cor.7:10,11] "But if the unbelieving spouse separates himself, let him be separated. In circumstances like these, the brother or sister is not enslaved - God has called you to a life of peace." [1Cor.7:15] This is another verse many Christians use to support remarriages. They're reading into the text something that is not there. The brother or sister not being enslaved simply means that the brother or sister are no longer able to function in the capacity as a husband or a wife any longer, because their respective spouses have chosen to leave. For we get married to be enslaved, in a good sense, to our spouses! "And having been set free from sin, you became slaves of righteousness...present your members as slaves of righteousness for holiness...But now having been set free from sin, and having become slaves of God" [Rom.6:18,19,22] Being enslaved to our spouses means being a slave of righteousness for holiness. It means being a slave of God. You really have to twist the Scriptures to conclude that not being enslaved means you're free to remarry if your spouse leaves. This is confirmed to not be the case. For in the very next verse Paul places the responsibility of saving the spouse who has left in the hands of the husband or wife, who are to remain unmarried. "For how do you know, O wife, whether you will save your husband? Or how do you know, O husband, whether you will save your wife?" [1 Cor.7:16] A husband or a wife cannot pray with a pure heart before God, for the salvation of a spouse who has left, if they're committing adultery, in an unlawful marriage, with someone else. What so many Christians don't realize is that the Lord Jesus Christ is using the marriage covenant to separate the wheat from the chaff in the Church before the Rapture. This is why it's so important for Christians to choose their spouses very very carefully. Because, unlike the World, we have only one chance to get it right. And if we blow it we may have to spend the rest of our lives alone in order to remain within God's perfect will.

[@afrofaeries]

@@dunamis333So if a husband cheats on his wife and has a baby with another woman, I still gotta stay with him???? You’re not saying this to attempt to regulate polygamy or cheating, are you?

[@dunamis333]

@@afrofaeries By all means, leave if you so wish, but don't expect to remarry without becoming an adulterous woman before God. The real work, from the jump, is choosing a man who wouldn't cheat!

[@jamiechippett1566]

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[@annemarie3593]

Did you realize that you cursed you own son by saying that he's never getting maried, he has to stay with me. God and Satan do not joke, the spiritual realm does not joke. So please stop joking cursing your loved ones.

[@jilllingenfelter4682]

I’m Praying for my future husband #2 and I really really want him to be super Passionate. And very very Godly. And I want him to be 56-58 years old :) And I want him to be very very Family Oriented :). And I also want him to be a great Provider:) @Christian Bevere

[@MaryMargaretteWhite-ek5tn]

Not “single” exactly…..the spirits meet before the body…..