You share a home, a table, maybe a bed. And you feel more alone than you ever did single.

There was no big fight. You just drifted. The conversations got shorter, the questions stopped, and now you can spend a whole evening side by side without really meeting.

You know you should pray about it. But you don't know what to say to God about your marriage, beyond 'bless us' and 'fix this.'

This book is for that.

For 30 days, you'll spend about ten minutes a day bringing your marriage to God:

Tell Him what happened since yesterday, out loud, starting from a line written for where you are.
Hear Him through a short Bible passage, from Hannah, Leah, Elijah, Jesus in Gethsemane and others who knew this kind of lonely.
Answer Him with a psalm picked for the kind of day you had.

In the first week, you pray the psalms as written. Each week the psalm gives you a little less and you say a little more, until by day 30 most of the words are your own.

This book can't promise your spouse will turn toward you by day 30. It can help you stop carrying this alone.

Scripture from the World English Bible.

How to Pray When You’ve Grown Distant in Your Marriage and Feel Alone

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